Personal Appearance and Courtesy
Approver(s):
Executive Council
Authorizes release:
Vice President for Administration and Finance
Responsible office:
Human Resources
Review cycle:
Annually or as required
Adopted:
January 1960
Last update:
October 2016
Next review:
June 2017
Related policies and additional references:
Personnel Manual; Faculty Handbook
Employees of the University represent the University in the contacts that they have with students and with the public. Employees’ dress and grooming is expected to be neat and appropriate to the work in which each one is engaged. Proper respect must be accorded to all students and members of the public with whom employees come into contact. Such respect for fellow employees is likewise important for the common welfare of all University personnel as well as the good of the institution.