Hazing Prevention Week
Every year, the Office of Student Conduct partners with Fraternity and Sorority Life, Student Organizations, Campus Recreation, and others across campus to showcase a week of programming and education entitled National Hazing Prevention Week.
2012 national Hazing Prevention Week Schedule of Events
All Week, Sept. 24-28
Tweet all week for a chance to win a Kindle Reader! If at least 100 students tweet about Hazing Prevention one will be selected to win a kindle reader. Must use hashtag #MavericksAgainstHazing to be eligible.
Monday Sept. 24, 12-1 PM, UC Mall
Become a Maverick Against Hazing by signing the commitment banner. The first 150 to sign will receive a free Hazing Prevention Week t-shirt. Table hosted by Apartment and Residence Life students
Tuesday Sept. 25, 12-1 PM, UC Mall
Become a Maverick Against Hazing by signing the commitment banner. The first 150 to sign will receive a free Hazing Prevention Week t-shirt. Table hosted by Sport Clubs
Tuesday Sept. 25, 12-1 PM, University Center, Student Congress Chambers
Lunch & Learn: Bystander Intervention discussion facilitated by the RVSP Peer Educators. Free pizza, soft drinks, and t-shirts for the first 50 in attendance.
Wednesday Sept. 26, 12-1 PM, UC Mall
Become a Maverick Against Hazing by signing the commitment banner. The first 150 to sign will receive a free Hazing Prevention Week t-shirt. Blaze will also show students that he doesn’t haze by being present at the table and signing the banner! Table hosted by the Community Standards Peer Educators.
Thursday Sept. 27, 12-1 PM, UC Mall
Become a Maverick Against Hazing by signing the commitment banner. The first 150 to sign will receive a free Hazing Prevention Week t-shirt. Table hosted by Greek organizations.
Thursday Sept. 27, 7-8 PM, College Park Center
Mavericks Against Hazing Volleyball Night. Free t-shirts for the first 100 into the game. Student Organizations will also compete to have the most members in attendance. The winner will receive a prize offered by the Office of Student Governance and Organizations. Student admission is $3.
Wednesday Oct. 24, 6-7 PM, Maverick Activities Center, Lonestar Foyer
Enjoy refreshments while you mix and mingle with students, staff and featured speaker, Kim Novak.
Wednesday Oct. 24, 7-8:15 PM, Maverick Activities Center, Lonestar Auditorium
Join a nationally recognized hazing prevention expert in a reality based conversation about hazing as a risk issue that students need to understand is not acceptable. Using current research the facilitator will help students better understand the unintended consequences of hazing, strategies for eliminating hazing practices as well as sustaining as a non-hazing organization and opportunities for the student voice to inform hazing prevention efforts on college campuses.
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