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Attire
Along the wide spectrum which delineates the dress code, Business Casual falls directly between Business Attire (full suits) and Casual Wear (jeans, t-shirts, etc.).
This particular style of dress is being introduced into many business environments because, while it does allow for a fair level of comfort, it still maintains a climate of professionalism. We are requesting that our conference participants observe a Business Casual style of dress throughout the Plenary Sessions and Workshops so that we all convey - as ambassadors of our particular organizations, our respective institutions and the larger African American community - the seriousness with which we take our personal and professional development.
This particular style of dress is being introduced into many business environments because, while it does allow for a fair level of comfort, it still maintains a climate of professionalism. We are requesting that our conference participants observe a Business Casual style of dress throughout the Plenary Sessions and Workshops so that we all convey - as ambassadors of our particular organizations, our respective institutions and the larger African American community - the seriousness with which we take our personal and professional development.
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Jacket and tie not required.
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Hat is NOT appropriate attire. Jacket and tie not required.
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Jacket and tie not required.
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Don'ts.
DON'Ts: Jeans
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DON'Ts: see through tops and/or spandex skirts of any lengths.
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Weather (as of Friday, March 2)
Please dress warmly because Berkeley weather can be windy and cold.
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