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• Good personal hygiene must be maintained, avoiding obvious and natural odors. • Underclothing must be worn and not visible. • Scrubs are to be clean and neat and to be worn at all times. Please refrain from wearing Black or Orange Scrubs. A back-up pair of scrubs is required, e.g. in case of stains. • Scented products, including but not limited to deodorants, perfumes, fragrances, colognes, scented lotions, or aftershaves, are not allowed, this will prevent exacerbation of nausea. • Hair should be clean, neat and tidy. Where hair is dyed it should be of a naturally occurring color. Hair must be pulled back if shoulder length or longer. • Shoes- no opened -toed or open -heeled shoes are allowed. Shoes should be clean and well maintained and of a neutral color, laces should match. • Beards and mustaches should be neat and clean. • Tattoos and body art are to be covered completely. • Nails must be neat, clean and short. No artificial nails, nail applications or overlays are allowed. • Jewelry and Piercing -Conservative and safe, minimal jewelry is to be worn. Jewelry is limited to one ring or ring set and one watch. No other jewelry (including bracelets) is allowed on wrists and hands. Hoop or dangling earrings are not permitted. No visible tongue or body piercing jewelry is acceptable. No open gauges and none greater than 1/2 inch in diameter. Jewelry may not interfere with job performance. Drug and Alcohol Use GMC is committed to promoting a drug -free learning environment. GMC has a vital interest in maintaining a safe and healthy environment for the benefit of its staff and students. Drug abuse affects all aspects of life. It threatens the workplace as well as our homes, our schools, and our community. The College community must adhere to a code of conduct that recognizes the unlawful manufacture, sale, delivery, unauthorized possession or use of any illicit drug is prohibited is prohibited on College property. If an Individual is apprehended for violating any alcohol or other drug -related law while at a College location or activity, GMC will fully support and cooperate with federal and state law enforcement agencies. The U.S. Department of Education requires institutions of higher education to implement a drug prevention and awareness program for their students and employees. Consistent with the Drug -Free Schools and Communities Act Amendments of 1989 (Public Law 101-226), all students and staff are advised that individuals who violate federal, state or local laws and campus policies are subject to university disciplinary action and criminal prosecution. GMCCatalog-230101 35