Event: Polished: A Modern Etiquette Experience
- Friday, Oct. 17, 2025
- 9:45 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Bill J. Priest Center
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Bill J. Priest Center
1402 Corinth St., Dallas TX 75215
Join us for an unforgettable event designed to help you shine in every space you enter — from interviews and internships to networking events and social settings.
All Dallas College students are welcome and encouraged to attend. Transportation will be provided from surrounding campuses.
What To Expect:
- Interactive Etiquette Sessions
- Free Professional Headshots
- Exciting Raffle Prizes
- Fashion Do’s & Don’ts Runway Show
- Show Off Your Power Color!
Come dressed in business or formal attire that reflects your power color — a bold expression of your confidence and individuality.
Please register online to attend Polished.
Location: Bill J. Priest Center, Hoblitzelle Auditorium
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