Officially recognized clubs, organizations and athletic teams at the University of Missouri-Rolla must abide by the rules and regulations of the University and the laws of the state. Members of recognized student organizations cannot endanger the physical or mental health of a prospective or active member as a requirement to join or remain as a member in the organization. Hazing builds unity Hazing destroys friendships and the organization. It creates separate groups instead of one large, unified group. Hazing motivates them Organized activities that meet the prospective member s needs are positive in nature will result in higher loyalty and personal satisfaction.
Tradition can sometimes mean a lack of creativity or an unwillingness to try something new.
The need to prove they are worthy of membership People make a stronger commitment to a group they feel a part of. Hazing alienates people. The people with the highest leadership potential will not submit to hazing. It is human nature to make things bigger and better. Over time the hazing will get worse if allowed to continue.