Hazing

Hazing 101

100

What is the most common hazing behavior in athletics?

Participating in a drinking game

200

This can impair judgement and impede consent.

Substance misuse (or abuse) (or alochol or drugs)

300

This is a key part of an overall comprehensive approach to student health and well-being, inclusive campus communities, and student thriving.

Hazing prevention

400

What percentage of students agreed that "I do not need to be hazed to feel like I belong to a group"? (high & within 2)

96%

500

What are the three components that define hazing?

1. Group context

2. Humiliating, degrading or endangering behavior (have to have at least 2/3)

3. Regardless of one's willingness to participate

Hazing in the Media

100

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTDEAmMoh6c

Is this considered hazing?

200

Guess what percentage of US colleges have no hazing information on their websites. (within 2)

24%

300

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZeedD933jQ

What TV show is this from?

400

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj6WEfqT4QE

If Rusty was a U of A student, would his reasoning justify his hazing?

500

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUKLHa4f7h4 True or false? If you go to the hospital intoxicated you will get an MIP.

False, the police would rather you be safe and go to the hospital.

A Pledge To End Fraternity Hazing

100

High-risk drinking and drug use among fraternity and sorority members are how many more times prevalent at Cornell than elsewhere in the student population?

Two to three times more prevalent

200

During the last 10 years, what percent of fraternity and sorority chapters on Cornell's campus have been found responsible for hazing?

Nearly 60% of fraternity and sorority chapters!!!

300

Since what year has hazing been formally prohibited at Cornell?

Since 1980

400

Since what year has hazing been formally considered a crime under New York State Law?

Since 1983

500

In order to put a stop to hazing, Sigma Phi Epsilon created which program and what does that program entail?

The "Balanced Man Program", which replaces the traditional pledging period with a strong emphasis on community service and personal development.

Stop Hazing

100

Occurs for the expressed purpose of inclusion.

Hazing

200

Occurs when one is seeking to exclude and marginalize another child.

Bullying

300

What percentage of college students involved in clubs, teams, and organizations experienced hazing? (exact)

55% 

400

What are the 3 forms of hazing on the spectrum of hazing (in order)?

Intimidation, harassment, violence

500

What 3 issues are common dynamics involved with sexual violence and hazing?

power, control, and consent

Hazing and SVU

100

Who does one call to report any hazing incidents?

You can call the Hazing Hotline, Center for Student Involvement and Leadership, or the Dean of Student's Office

200

Which fraternity at The U of A was kicked off of campus three years ago for hazing?

Sigma Phi Epsilon

300

What percentage of hazing victims actually admit they were hazed when asked directly? (within 2)

9%

400

What does The University of Arizona do to prevent hazing?

1. Each woman participating in the Panhellenic Recruitment Process and the men participating in the IFC Rush Process recieve hazing education. 2. Each fraternity and sorority must review the hazing policy each semester and sign the hazing compliance form. 3. Fraternity and Sorority Programs coordinates events in accordance with National Hazing Prevention Week. Adjudication 4. Each hazing complaint is investigated by Fraternity & Sorority Programs or the Dean of Students Staff

500

What is the definition of "Hazing" in The University of Arizona's Hazing Policy?

"Hazing" means any intentional, knowing or reckless act committed by a student, whether individually or in concert with other persons, against another student, and in which both of the following apply: 1. The act was committed in connection with an initiation into, an affiliation with or the maintenance of membership in any organization that is affiliated with the University; and 2. The act contributes to a substantial risk of potential physical injury, mental harm or degradation, or causes physical injury, mental harm or personal degradation.