DCON Attendees,
Attention!
Volunteer opportunities deadline has been extended to March 20! Click the link
HERE
to sign up and earn service hours! This is such a unique way to get involved with DCON and a way to meet new people along the way.
The following are some important notes about safety and Dress Code. Please review these topics carefully!
General Session Safety
For safety reasons, we cannot allow clubs to bring into sessions inflatable or large objects such as mascots and items to throw. Such items will be confiscated. If it cannot be worn and is not of reasonable size, it should not be brought to DCON.
Dress Code
One of the most important things to remember when packing for DCON is the dress code. For each event, there are guidelines on what to wear. An earlier email gave suggestions on the number of outfits of each type. Remember that most of you will be in a room with three other students, so don’t over pack.
Ladies
, please adhere to the fingertip rule for the length of skirts and dresses. In addition, make sure that the clothing remains appropriate. While you are packing for DCON, try on each outfit to ensure that proper dress code is met and that the outfits are appropriate for the designated attires for each session.
Gentlemen
, remember that dress shoes are required with business casual, professional, and formal dress. For professional and formal, both a coat and tie are required.
Note on formal dress
: While formal dress is designated for the Governor’s Banquet and Ball, professional dress may be worn instead. For ladies, formal can include prom or homecoming dresses. Shoulders do not need to be covered for formal dress events, but they do need to be covered at all other times. Formal dress still needs to be appropriately modest. Men may wear tuxedos, suits, or coat and tie (professional) clothing.
It is the responsibility of chaperones to enforce the DCON dress code.
For an extensive dress code guide,
click
HERE
.
Tip: Make your long walk in heels more comfortable
During DCON it will not be uncommon to hear and see girls complaining about their blisters or sore feet. The walk from the hotel rooms to the conference center is long and very time-consuming. To lessen the impact on your feet consider bringing a pair of sandals or “folding shoes” to make the trip each time easier.
