Ron and Kathy Assaf College of Nursing (ACON) 2025–2026 125 • Shoes: If wearing scrub sets, students must wear white shoes. If wearing khaki slacks/skirts and teal polo shirt or business attire, students must wear brown/black shoes. • Additional attire may include long-sleeve white or gray T-shirts under the scrubs. • Fake eyelashes are not allowed when wearing scrubs or uniforms in educational labs and clinical environments such as hospitals. No institutional scrubs may be worn by any ACON student at any time while on campus. Institutional scrubs are those that have the identification symbols or lettering from the institution that owns or issues them. Those scrubs are marked in locations that are easy to identify as being part of the inventory of that institution. The following attire is never appropriate while the student is on campus: jeans, capris, leggings, shorts or cutoffs, miniskirts (higher than mid-thigh), see-through clothing or halter tops, flip-flops, jogging or exercise clothing, hats or caps (unless for a religious reason), or inappropriately mismatched garments. Students will wear the prescribed uniform during designated clinical experiences and be neatly groomed. The specified uniform is worn when the student is in the hospital, nursing lab, or healthcare agency under the supervision of a professor. When on campus, students may wear professional business casual attire or their NSU scrubs with their white clinical jackets. If the student elects to wear the NSU scrubs to class, they must be laundered in time for the next clinical experience. The specified scrub style and polo shirts are to be ordered and purchased through the NSU Bookstore or the approved vendor. No other uniform is acceptable. The College-Level Policies and Procedures section of this handbook outlines the dress code for health college students and serves as the foundation for the ACON’s dress code. Students must adhere to the health colleges dress code and the ACON’s detailed dress code as outlined. The dress code is to be observed at all times including midterms, examination periods, and during advisement sessions. Students are expected to consult their specific program handbooks for compliance with any program-specific and clinical rotation site-supplemental dress code policies. The approved style of undergraduate nursing student scrubs will be distributed each semester. Specific scrub styles are available in the NSU Bookstore. The length must be no shorter than ankle length. Nursing scrubs must be worn during simulation and clinical experiences. Identification Badges Students must wear identification badges at all times while on campus and at clinical sites. ID badges are not transferable. ID badges are issued at the One-Stop Shop in the Horvitz Administration Building. Students on our regional campuses can obtain their ID badges online. For future information, visit nova. edu/nsucard/apply. These badges are given to the students at no charge except for replacements. Service Animals The ACON adheres to NSU’s Service and Support Animal policy, which can be located in the NSU Student Handbook portion of this publication. However, clinical rotation sites may also have policies that students are required to follow. The failure to comply with the policies of clinical sites and/or the failure to complete a rotation could impact the student’s ability to complete the program.
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