Equip your campus with comprehensive research-informed hazing prevention programs. These courses empower students, faculty, and staff to recognize hazing, understand its dangers, and take steps to prevent it. These courses also help your institution meet the requirements of the Stop Campus Hazing Act and state-specific legislation.
This student hazing training for administrators, faculty, and staff course helps campus stakeholders understand what hazing is, explain why hazing occurs and educate best ways to identify and address hazing incidents. This course will also cover the definition of hazing, health and legal risks, and your responsibility.
Define hazing, explore examples of hazing, and learn how to identify it
Explain the effects of hazing and how to support students who have been hazed
Identify strategies to address and prevent hazing
Review the legal risks and responsibilities of faculty and staff related to hazing
Hazing is a dangerous ritual taking place at higher education institutions across the country. This course helps students understand hazing so they can identify and prevent future incidents.
Define hazing and explore the risks
Recognize signs and explore examples of activities that can be hazing
Identify strategies to protect yourself and your peers
Examine the effects of hazing, how to make a report of hazing, and legal implications
This course gives student athletes a better understanding of hazing so that they can identify when it’s happening and possibly prevent incidents in the future.
Define hazing and explore the risks
Recognize signs and examples of hazing in athletics
Identify strategies to protect yourself and your teammates from hazing
Examine the effects of hazing and how to report it
This course covers important aspects related to Bullying, Cyberbullying, and Hazing in Sport including definitions, behaviors, signs, and prevention of bullying and hazing.
Understand liability in school athletics
Increase concussion awareness and address concussion training requirements
Recognize signs of sudden cardiac arrest and effective emergency response
Educate coaches and staff on the misuse of steroids or other substances
Our higher education hazing prevention courses follow an evidence-informed "Know-Feel-Do" impact framework based on Intervention Mapping. This means our content is not just about knowledge transfer—it is designed to drive actual behavioral change through recognized public health behavior models (Health Belief Model, Theory of Planned Behavior, and Social Cognitive Theory).
Easily comply with federal and state training requirements, such as the Stop Campus Hazing Act.
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Stop Campus Hazing Act
State-Specific Regulations
Clery Act
“There were hazing deaths happening across the country and we wanted the hazing prevention training we provided to our students to have an impact. We wanted it to be more than them just clicking a box to show that they understand. We finally hit the nail on the head with this training.”
Northwestern State University
Mary-Katherine Horton, Director of Greek Life
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A campus anti-hazing policy is crucial for creating a safe and respectful environment for all students. An anti-hazing policy sets clear expectations and boundaries to help prevent dangerous behaviors. It also helps institutions comply with state regulations and laws. The federal Stop Campus Hazing Act requires colleges and universities to have a hazing policy with information on how to make a report of hazing and the process used to investigate hazing incidents. They must also have a policy that addresses hazing prevention and awareness programs, which includes a description of research-informed campus-wide prevention programs and primary prevention strategies.
Institutions can encourage effective higher education hazing prevention by implementing anti-hazing policies and providing student hazing training for administrators, staff, and students. By teaching campus members how to recognize, report, and intervene with hazing behaviors, institutions encourage a culture of accountability and set the standard for no hazing on campus. Effective hazing prevention programs should also address bystander intervention strategies, risk reduction, and environmental factors that contribute to hazing, as well as victim support and reporting confidence—going beyond the baseline requirements.
The most frequently reported hazing behavior on college campuses is participation in drinking games. According to StopHazing.org, over half (53%) of students involved in clubs, teams, and organizations reported engaging in drinking games as part of hazing activities.
Our Harassment, Discrimination, and Sexual Assault Prevention courses satisfy Title IX and Clery Act requirements, as well as foster a safe and accepting campus environment.
Our student Sexual Assault Prevention library includes proven-effective training that prepares students to have healthy relationships and recognize and respond to sexual assault and harassment when it occurs.
Our Alcohol and Drug Misuse Prevention library educates students on the risks of alcohol and other drug misuse.
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