All members of the University commu-nity share the responsibility to challenge and make known to the Dean of Students Office acts of apparent hazing. Apathy in the presence of hazing, of acquiescence to being hazed, are not neutral acts. Individuals who participate in acts of hazing as perpetrators or victims are personally accountable under this policy, and the Code of Student Conduct. Some activities are easily categorized as hazing. Others may not be so easily classified.
Some traditions are better broken.
Providing alternative programming is not the solution to rid your organization of hazing. Replacing a questionable activity with another activity does not attack the problem at its foundation. Utilize surveys, case studies, news stories, pamphlets, national policy statements, chapter reports, and special national publications. Education of your members. Utilize Greek education workshops, chapter retreats, manuals, mailings, and work with fraternity or sorority professional staffs.