Information to Give Students

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Information to Give Students
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Please Teach the Dress and Grooming Code to Avoid
Embarrassment

• Modesty is a must. Students wearing immodest
  clothes will not be allowed to test, and will be
  asked to go home and change.
• Men with groomed beards, including the flavor
  savor will not be allowed to test. They will be
  asked to fix the problem before testing.
• A special thank you to all of you instructors who
  are making the effort to teach and expect your
  students to live up to the commitment that they
  have signed. It makes our job much easier when we
  have consistency throughout campus.

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Upset Students

• Some students get upset when they are taught the
  dress and grooming code here in the Testing
  Center. They tell us that they cannot concentrate
  on their tests after they have received a notice
  of violation. Let them know that the obedience to
  the dress and grooming code is part of their
  preparation to test. Immodesty, especially is
  distracting to others who are testing.

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Examples of Immodest or Grubby Attire
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Men are to be clean shaved
We teach by informing students of their
violations and giving them an Oh! Oh! card. With
the exception of blatant disobedience, such as
immodesty or groomed beards, we allow the
students to test. Blatant disobedience is
reported and they are not allowed to test until
they fix their problem. In the case of extreme
immodesty students should go home and change. The
Faculty needs to be aware that if one of their
students wait until the last minute to take their
test and they are in violation they may miss the
test deadline.
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The Oh! Oh! Card
Oh, Oh You have been observed to be in violation
of the University Dress and Grooming
Standard. Testing Services supports the Honor
code and we are sure you do also. We have
entered your name on our computer system and, at
the request of the University Administration, we
are reporting this violation to the Honor Code
Office For Your convenience, in case you are
unsure of the provisions of ht e Dress and
Grooming Standard, we have re-printed it on the
back of this card. Thank you for your courtesy
and good luck on your test.

• We believe in being honest, true, chaste,
  benevolent, virtuous, and in doing good to all
  men ... If there is anything virtuous, lovely,
  or of good report or praiseworthy, we seek after
  these things
• (Thirteenth Article of Faith).
• Men
• A clean and well-cared for appearance should be
  maintained. Hairstyles should be clean and neat
  no pony tails, pig tails, braids, designs,
  carvings, or completely shaved, avoiding extreme
  styles and colors and trimmed above the collar,
  leaving the ear uncovered. Sideburns should not
  extend below the earlobe or onto the cheek. If
  worn, mustaches should be neatly trimmed and may
  not extend beyond or below the corners of the
  mouth. Men are expected to be clean shaven (no 5
  o clock shadow) beards are not acceptable.
  Earrings and other body piercing are
  unacceptable. Shoes should be worn in all public
  campus areas. Bib overalls caps grubby attire
  headbands or bandannas patched, faded, frayed,
  torn, or tight form fitting clothing shorts of
  any length above the ankle vulgar words or
  pictures sweat suits or PE type clothing and
  plastic or rubber flip-flops are inappropriate
  classroom attire.
• Women
• A clean and well-cared-for appearance should be
  maintained. Clothing is inappropriate when it is
  sleeveless, strapless, backless, or revealing
  has slits above the knee or is form fitting.
  Dresses and skirts must be knee-length or longer.
  Hairstyles should be clean and neat, avoiding
  extreme styles and colors. Excessive ear piercing
  (more than one per ear) and all other body
  piercing is inappropriate. Shoes should be worn
  in all public campus areas. Bib overalls caps
  long johns or underwear styles patched, faded,
  frayed, torn, or tight form fitting clothing
  shorts of any length above the ankle vulgar
  words or pictures sweat suits or PE type
  clothing and plastic or rubber flip-flops are
  inappropriate classroom attire.
• The Testing Center is a Classroom Setting.

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Observed Violations

• If we see bare skin and underwear we will ask the
  man or woman to please pull their shirt down.
• If they cant cover up we will take their test
  and send it to you to be finished.

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Men and women of integrity and honesty not only
practice what they preach, they are what they
preach September 10, 2002Elder David A. Bednar
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What the Student Needs to Test

• A 2 pencil
• Know the instructors name, the class name/
  course number, and what test to ask for.
• Example Martin Petersens, REL 301, Exam 2,
  not Old Testament and that guy that has nice eyes
  and is getting older.
• They may want a pen for write-on tests.
• Students cannot leave a half-completed exam in
  the Testing Center and plan to complete it later.
• If a student writes on a test that has not been
  set up to be written on there will be a 5.00
  charge
• Please inform your students that we do not have
  enough resources to take personal calls about
  opening and closing tests.