StopHazing Membership

Exclusive Access to Resources & Training Materials

Hazing Prevention 101 Training & Customizable Slide Deck^©™:

All members will receive access to a hazing prevention training slide deck, titled Hazing Prevention 101. This customizable slide deck, complete with facilitation tips and speaking notes, allows member institutions to tailor content and slides to achieve learning outcomes specific to the campus (e.g., campus policy, reporting procedures). Members delivering hazing prevention education in-person and to diverse groups can seamlessly utilize this this thoughtfully crafted slide deck to implement a research-based training with elements unique to the institution. 

Hazing Prevention Infographics & Print Materials:

All members will gain access to StopHazing infographics and posters, social media graphics and campaigns, social norming poster templates. Members can coordinate with StopHazing to tailor and adapt these materials to match campus or division needs, as well as branding guidelines.

For example:

• What is Hazing?
• Red Flags of Hazing
• Social Media Campaign – posts, captions, and stories
• Hazing v. Bullying
• Spectrum of Hazing Graphic
• Residence Life Infographics – for staff and for RAs 
• Social norms poster templates

Hazing Prevention Workshop Materials & Support:

All members will receive the Making Space for Leaders to Lead Change and Practicing Values-based Leadership & Decision Making workshop facilitation guides focused on student leadership development and positive group environments and decision making skills. Members have access to StopHazing assistance to plan and prepare to facilitate these workshops on campus or with specific audiences. 

Note: StopHazing’s trained facilitators are available to facilitate workshops as a ‘Premium Add-Ons’.

Hazing Prevention Leadership Training Guide^©™:

All members will receive a leadership for hazing prevention guide outlining leadership theories and models, how to apply leadership theory to practice, and the implications for hazing prevention trainings.

10 Signs of Healthy & Unhealthy Groups – Toolkit^©™:

All members will receive the toolkit, made in collaboration with One Love, with workshop and activity guides, and discussion questions. StopHazing will provide additional insights and support in implementing the messaging of healthy groups on campus, support for implementing the activities included, and other general assistance for shifting campus cultures to building healthy groups and teams. 

Campus Commitment to Hazing Prevention – Action Guide^©™:

All members will receive the action guide, with its six accompanying commitment bolstering resources. As members, these customizable resources and the strategic use of them on campus can be discussed and tailored with StopHazing’s technical assistance.

We Don’t Haze Hazing Prevention Training Package:

StopHazing member institutions will be provided with a digital packet that outlines how to best conduct and evaluate a hazing prevention training featuring the film We Don’t Haze and an optional facilitated discussion and workshop. A facilitation script, best practices, discussion slides, and sample evaluation will be provided to members to use with a range of student groups and stakeholders on campus. 

Expertise

Virtual Office Hours & Coaching:

StopHazing members will be able to participate in bimonthly (i.e., every two months) virtual open office hours or coaching calls with StopHazing staff. Members will also have the opportunity to discuss and receive feedback from StopHazing researchers and peers on hazing prevention challenges facing their institutions. Members receive a minimum of 6 virtual meeting opportunities with StopHazing over the academic year.

Compliance Support & Policy Analysis: 

StopHazing staff will be available to provide analysis and discussion on hazing prevention policies, state statutes, and proposed federal legislation. Member institutions can receive StopHazing support to develop and update policies, as well as how to effectively implement strategies that are in compliance and sustainable in practice. 

Priority Email Support:

StopHazing staff will provide priority support and assistance to campus professionals at member institutions via email. 

Other Benefits

Research-to-Practice Newsletter:

Each semester, StopHazing member institutions will receive a newsletter that highlights recent hazing and hazing prevention scholarship and discusses the implications for practice within campus communities. 

StopHazing Member Welcome Kit:

StopHazing member institutions will receive a member welcome kit that provides information on how to utilize a StopHazing membership, suggestions for campus hazing prevention efforts, and the calendar/schedule of resource releases and meeting scheduling opportunities.

Conferences:

All StopHazing member institutions will have the opportunity to connect with StopHazing staff members and members of the HPC at national conferences such as NASPA, NASPA Strategies, ACPA, and AFA.

Discounted Consulting:

StopHazing members will receive a discounted rate on other StopHazing consulting services, including services designed to build upon StopHazing membership. For example: licensing the StandUp to Hazing^©™ online curriculum or administering the Campus Hazing Survey^©™

StopHazing Membership Cost: $3,500 per academic year*

While many of these member resources are available a la carte, we encourage colleges and universities to consider becoming StopHazing members in order to save money, ensure access to cutting-edge resources, and further illustrate institutional commitment to hazing prevention and shifting harmful organizational and campus cultures of hazing. All institutions of higher education are eligible to participate in the StopHazing member program for an annual fee of $3,500.

*Discounts are available for institutions serving historically under-served populations such as HBCUs, TCUs, HSIs, and community colleges. 

Membership runs from July 1st through June 30th annually.