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Dress CodeRule of thumb:“How would you dress if going to a job in a office?”
Dress Code:
MEN:Members of the House and Senate must wear a Coat and Tie, or Business & Professional attire, suits, sports coat or blazer with slacks, dressy sweater all work with a dress shirt (collared) and tie. Shirts are to be tucked in at all times.
WOMEN:Business & Professional attire, including business suits, dresses, skirts and sweaters or blouses, and coordinated slacks/top combination. This is more formal, like you are going to work in an office.
GENERAL GUIDELINES: General rule of thumb would be if you working in an office what would you wear to work each day. This isn’t a dance or an evening out with friends it should be dress for a professional environment.
Acceptable: Tops must be size for appropriate fit, covering midriff (able to be tucked in) Cover shoulders (no spaghetti straps, tube tops, or muscle type shirts)
Unacceptable: T-Shirts Sheer (see-through) materials Low neck line (cleavage) Visible undergarments including camisoles Mini skirts—shorter than mid-thigh Shorts, or skorts Denim clothing Sunglasses in the State House Baseball caps or hats of any kind in the State House
Use of Electronic Devices: Cell Phones—may not be used in the State House for calls or text messaging Ipod or Headphone Type radios---may not be used in the State House Lap Top Computers—May be used for research or legislative type work. The State House is wireless available. Participants may use them during the weekend. Participants bring laptops at their own risk. The YMCA Youth in Government program is not responsible for accidents or theft during the program.
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