1. University Hazing Education Team HAZING

2. LEARNING OUTCOMES  Definition of Hazing  Hazing continuum  How and why Hazing occurs  Consequences of Hazing  Preventing Hazing

3. INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS YOUR ORGANIZATION OUR CAMPUS THE CSU SYSTEM STATE AND FEDERAL LAW THE BIG PICTURE

4. DEFINITION  Initiation or pre-initiation  Bodily injury  Physical or mental harm

5. Hazing Continuum Spectrum Group Activity Hazing Lite Hazing Fun Games Activity Progression Safety Health DEATHDEATH

6. University of Wisconsin 2006/2008

7. St. Ignatius Prep-2007

8. Cal State LA- 2002

9. Chico State - 2004

10. Cal Poly SLO - 2008

11. CONSEQUENCES Student Code of Conduct www.csusm.edu/dos/ Probation Expulsion

12. CONSEQUENCES Can you be in violation of the student code of conduct if: -You are a witness of Hazing? -You are a victim of Hazing? -The incident/violation happens Off-campus?

13. CONSEQUENCES  Is Hazing against the law?  Could I go to jail for Hazing?

14. CONSEQUENCES Penal Code Fine Lawsuit Prison

15. PREVENTING HAZING  Create group identity experiences that are positive  Utilize the University Hazing Education Team (UHET) as a resource

16. PREVENTING HAZING  Is alcohol involved?  Would active/current members refuse to participate?  Is there a risk of mental or physical harm?  Would you conduct this activity in front of parents or media?

17. University Hazing Education Team  Address Hazing through education  Promote health & safety in CSUSM community  Foster positive campus traditions  Promote positive group identity

18. Contact UHET Dean of Students Office (760) 750-4935 http://www.csusm.edu/dos/hazi ng/index.html