case-by-case basis and may be denied . In all cases , students residing on campus over a break must observe all college regulations .
Dress and Grooming Regulations { 8 / 11 / 06 }
Dress and Grooming Regulations at the college are designed to match the professional standards of business and industry , and to promote safety and the development of self-respect . When students fail to project a professional , business-like image--through the clothes they wear ( clothes must be well coordinated and functional ), how they wear their clothes , how they groom themselves , etc . --they have violated the college ’ s standards .
Rules for dress and grooming apply at all times that students are on campus , perform work for the college , or participate in a college event or activity . Between Morning and Evening Line-up , students must be in either Classroom Dress or Shop Dress . After Hours Dress is permitted after Evening Lineup ( except for Thursday Dinners ), when the student is going to or returning from Restall , arriving to , or leaving campus , or is confined to the dorm .
Classroom Dress { 6 / 10 / 22 } The required dress for classes , between classes , lunch , chapel , to and from shop , and at most college events is :
• A clean and proper-fitting suit or sport coat . Sports coats are required in the Fall once announced by the administration and are part of Classroom Dress until the first day of Spring final exams each year . o If the weather is inclement or cold , a student may wear an open-front ( meaning it may not be “ pullover-style ”) raincoat , windbreaker , or overcoat on top of , but not in place of , his sport coat when outside . This outerwear may be related to the student ’ s trade but must be clean and present a professional appearance . At Morning Lineup , the student must be able to open the front of a coat to display the other components of Classroom Dress . In colder weather , a sweater or a microfleece is optional under a sports coat , provided it maintains the student ’ s professional appearance . Sweatshirts ( cotton zip ups and “ hoodies ”) are not permitted . Any question of suitability regarding student attire should be directed to the Vice President of Student Affairs . o In the Dining Room , students may remove their sportscoats during meals and place them on the backs of the chairs , right side out , across the shoulder line .
• Dress shirt . Long or short-sleeved , but may not be flannel , corduroy , or denim o A plain , white , standard undershirt with nothing on it is optional , but recommended
• Slacks worn at the waistline . o May have front and rear pockets only , no side leg pockets
• Dress socks . May not be white and must be crew length or longer
• Belt or suspenders o Belts must present a business image ; cargo and canvas belts , etc . are not acceptable o Not required if the student ’ s pants are designed to be worn that way
• Suitable tie .
• Williamson lanyard worn around the neck , with student ID visible or a retractable belt clip with the ID visible on the student ’ s belt .
• Shined dress shoes . Dress shoes must present a professional business image ; athletic shoes , dock-siders , canvas , and suede shoes are unacceptable .
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