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Prevention

Anti-Hazing Education
Hazing prevention on-campus programming occurs throughout the year to support students, faculty, staff, and community members with the skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to hazing. Educational events are extended to the entire campus community and, additionally, students can request workshops and programming specific to their unique needs at any time.

Our trainings are intended to foster:

  • Skills to incorporate steps for staying safe and preventing hazing,
  • Positive actions and alternatives to replace traditional hazing practices,
  • Accountability for all members of our campus community, inclusive of students, staff, and faculty, and
  • Understanding of university and criminal penalties for hazing and requirements to report hazing.
If you have general questions about our anti-hazing education practices, please contact Dr. Shawn Odom, Interim Associate Provost & Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs.