Privacy Policy
University of San Diego 's (USD) ToreroLink is part of the NACElink web site, owned and operated by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). USD Career Services and NACE are committed to maintaining the privacy of personal information provided by the users of ToreroLink. Since we do collect certain types of information about our users, in this privacy statement, we will describe the terms and conditions surrounding the collection and use of that information including what we collect, how we use it, and how users can make changes.
Employers use NACElink to post employment opportunities and, with prior approval, may search resume books on NACElink.com, through USD Career Services' ToreroLink web site. The University of San Diego is a NACElink Custom School and uses NACElink to provide a web-based system for posting jobs, maintaining a resume database, registering, and scheduling interviews for its job seekers and for the employers who recruit on campus.
Students/alumni use NACElink through their college/university career centers to post resumes and review job opportunities. Students/alumni have the ability to store several documents in ToreroLink, including resumes, CV's, cover letters, transcripts, and writing samples. Only the student's/alumni primary resume/CV is available to USD Career Services and may be made available to employers who contact USD Career Services.
NACE's commitment to all users-schools, employers, students/alumni-is that NACE will maintain the confidentiality of all information collected on NACElink and will not sell, transmit, or disclose, in any fashion, this information to any other organization. NACElink is the host server, storing and maintaining the data. NACE also has a partner, DirectEmployers Association, which will provide backup hosting services to NACE's servers. NACE and DirectEmployers Association have access to the data in aggregate form only.
How will NACE, or USD Career Services, use the personally identifiable information collected?
. To enable employers to access and use various tools, features, and functionality of the NACElink system, such as posting jobs, scheduling interviews, and using resume search engines. The appropriate staff will, to the best of their ability, verify that only bona fide employers are allowed access to ToreroLink.
. To enable students/alumni to access various tools, features, and functions of the NACElink system, in particular, job posting, resume databases, and job-search agents.
. To communicate with employers regarding use of NACElink, site changes, or information on possible events/activities associated with recruiting.
Student/Alumni Jobseekers
NACE receives and collects personal identifiable information about a student/alumni
user, (name, contact information, demographic information, academic history,
employment history, etc.) via NACElink after they register for services and
upload resumes, cover letters, and other documents which contain personal
information.
USD Career Services may access some of the job seeker's personal information to verify University affiliation, to send e-mail using communication tools on the site, to publish resumes in the school's resume book(s), and to send resumes to employers on behalf of the students/alumni.
Employers that use NACElink directly through NACElink or through USD Career Services' ToreroLink may have access to users' resumes and the personal information contained therein for recruiting, interviewing, and hiring purposes. Employers may also have access to limited information from user's profiles only if the profile matches an employer's search criteria. NACE and USD Career Services are not responsible for what employers do with the personal information that is available or accessible on this site.
While NACE and USD Career Services endeavor to restrict access to this database to eligible employers, NACE cannot guarantee that other parties will not, without consent, gain access to the database.
Employers
USD Career Services and NACE will collect information from employers utilizing
the site. This information includes contact information (such as phone numbers
or e-mail addresses), unique identifiers (such as NACE membership, account
numbers, or passwords to NACElink), financial information (such as a credit
card numbers), and demographic information (such as location, type of organization,
size of organization). The financial information collected will be used only
to bill an organization for fees associated with multi-school listings or
other NACElink services. Credit card information will be deleted as soon
as the transaction is completed and will not be stored on NACE's or DirectEmployers'
servers. Employers will need to re-enter that information each time a new
financial transaction is conducted. NACE will receive and collect job postings
(including job descriptions, employment qualifiers, and salary information)
and interview schedules posted either directly through NACElink, the DirectEmployers
Association web site, or USD Career Services' ToreroLink web site.
Technical Issues
Updating Account Information
NACElink allows users to change or correct personal information at any time.
To do so, users simply login to their account, go to their profile and locate
options for editing the information.
Internet Protocol (IP) Addresses and Aggregated User
Data
NACE collects IP addresses from all users of the site, and collects and monitors
other data and information about the activities of users on the site collectively.
This data is used anonymously and in the aggregate.
Cookies
Cookies, which are small text files recorded in a user's hard drive, are employed
by thousands of sites to enhance users' web viewing experience. Cookies cannot
damage user files, nor can they read information from a user's hard drive.
Cookies in and of themselves do not personally identify users, although they
do identify a user's computer. Cookies allow sites to "remember" users
across pages of a site and across multiple visits to a site. However, when
users access NACElink, it will set a cookie while they are on the site. Once
users log out of the site or close their browser window the cookies are deleted.
Thus, NACElink will not be storing information as to the number of times
that a user visited the site. It will be necessary for users to log in each
time that they wish to access NACElink.
Security
NACE takes precautions to protect the user's information. When users submit
sensitive information via the Web Site, the information is protected both
online and offline. In addition, the job seeker and employer data is password
protected, so only the user can access this information. All personally identifiable
information collected by NACE is stored in limited-access servers. NACElink
has technical, administrative, and physical security measures and safeguards
in place to protect against the loss, misuse, and alteration of the information
under NACE's control. This site uses firewalls to protect from loss, misuse,
and alteration of the information under its control. USD Career Services
has associated itself with NACE and NACElink in order to provide improved
services to USD students and alumni. Many of the provisions contained in
this Statement are based upon representations made by NACE and NACElink.
While the University of San Diego believes that NACE and NACElink provide
a valuable service to the University of San Diego job seeking community,
NACE and NACElink are not affiliated with the University of San Diego . Therefore,
the University of San Diego can not guarantee, nor does it otherwise accept
responsibility for, any portion of this Statement that depends upon NACE's
representations and its compliance with those representations.


