• Appropriate Dress and Speech: All participants (Youth and Adult Chaperones) are expected to dress in a fashion that represents modesty and good taste, respecting other participants and our Lord. Clothing must cover all undergarments and midriffs. Bikini tops, low cut tops, mini skirts, short shorts, or other inappropriate attire are not to be worn at any time during the conference. Gentlemen are required to wear shirts at all times. Shoes are also to be worn at all times. Clothing that displays profane or offensive messages or images is not allowed. Group Leaders and Adult Chaperones are expected to communicate these expectations to the Youth beforehand and to enforce the dress code at the conference. Violators will be asked to change clothing at the discretion of the Conference Staff. All participants are expected to use positive and up-building speech during the conference. Foul and abusive language will not be permitted.

• First Aid: For any medical or health issue, all participants will be directed to First Aid. This includes migraines, asthma, and exhaustion. Note: First Aid will not dispense medication (Tylenol, Advil, Aspirin, etc.) to participants. If needed, these medications can be purchased at the campus bookstore. All Youth visiting First Aid must be accompanied by the Group Leader or an Adult Chaperone.

• Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco: All state laws governing alcohol, drugs and tobacco will be strictly enforced. Possession or consumption of alcohol and drugs is not permitted on campus during the conference. During conference sessions, we ask that all participants refrain from smoking. All buildings and tents are smoke-free facilities. Outdoor smoking is allowed only on blacktop areas.

•Insubordination: All Youth and Adult Chaperones are expected to follow the direction of security and Conference Staff. Any instances of lack of cooperation or insubordination will be subject to appropriate discipline and/or fines. Disciplinary action will be directed primarily through interaction with the Group Leader.