Hazing Prevention Training

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After watching the Hazing Prevention Training video, please answer the following questions relating to hazing prevention at UW.

Email *

1. Which is NOT a defining component of hazing? *

1 point

Happens only in fraternities/sororities

Occurs in a group context

Involves humiliating, degrading, or endangering behavior

Happens regardless of an individual's willingness to participate

2. Indicate whether each statement is True or False *

5 points

True

False

Hazing enhances group cohesion and improves a student's UW experience

Hazing can cause considerable physical, emotional, or mental harm

Faculty, staff, and student employees are required to report hazing

People or organizations that haze will not face any consequences

Hazing is prohibited by Washington state law

3. Is this activity considered hazing? Check all that apply. *

7 points

Hazing

NOT Hazing

Wrestling team members must attend a minimum number of practices to be eligible to compete.

The party doesn't start until every new member of the psychology club shotguns a beer.

Sorority members wear their chapter pins to celebrate the day their organization was founded.

It's a tradition for dining leads to take new student workers to Alderwood Mall and "ditch" them, so they have to find their own way back to campus.

To celebrate the end of Autumn Quarter, new members of the leadership club must "act like a duck" by swimming in Drumheller Fountain.

In order to be cast in the school musical, students must audition.

Only new members of a fraternity are required to clean up after a house party.

Hazing

NOT Hazing

Wrestling team members must attend a minimum number of practices to be eligible to compete.

The party doesn't start until every new member of the psychology club shotguns a beer.

Sorority members wear their chapter pins to celebrate the day their organization was founded.

It's a tradition for dining leads to take new student workers to Alderwood Mall and "ditch" them, so they have to find their own way back to campus.

To celebrate the end of Autumn Quarter, new members of the leadership club must "act like a duck" by swimming in Drumheller Fountain.

In order to be cast in the school musical, students must audition.

Only new members of a fraternity are required to clean up after a house party.

4. Who can you contact if you believe hazing might be occurring? *

3 points

Contact

DO NOT Contact

Your Student Conduct Office

A faculty or staff member

SafeCampus

5. What consequences may individuals and organizations face if found responsible for hazing? *

7 points

Possible Consequence

Not a Consequence of Hazing

Charged with a misdemeanor for hazing

Fail all your classes for the quarter

Liable for harm caused to people or property as a result of hazing

Loss of state-funded grants, scholarships, or awards

Loss of Registered Student Organization (RSO) status with the UW

Banned from participating in any club or organization moving forward

Possible disciplinary action via the Student Conduct process

Possible Consequence

Not a Consequence of Hazing

Charged with a misdemeanor for hazing

Fail all your classes for the quarter

Liable for harm caused to people or property as a result of hazing

Loss of state-funded grants, scholarships, or awards

Loss of Registered Student Organization (RSO) status with the UW

Banned from participating in any club or organization moving forward

Possible disciplinary action via the Student Conduct process

6. We all have a responsibility to prevent hazing in our community. *

2 points

True

False

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about hazing prevention, please email the Community Standards & Student Conduct office at cssc@uw.edu.

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