In addition, we discussed topics that may be taken for granted by graduate students, such as the level of formality, dress code, and manner in which one should address a presenter. A quick disclaimer is that each conference has a distinct culture, and this information is not universally application. Regarding attire, it is often recommended to strike a balance between business casual and comfort; however, the term "business casual" is vague and varies between fields of work. Publication of example outfits or attire recommendations by ACS might reduce anxiety considerably for first time conference goers. In addition, we discussed the subtle differences between the address of "doctor" vs that of "professor," in regard to presenter background (i.e., industry vs national lab.) The final recommendation suggests that one err on the side of formality and address presenters by their first name only if requested.