- Suicide & Hazing Prevention - Hazing Post COVID-19
- Student Curriculum Guide
- Reducing Alcohol Risks
- Webinar Recaps
- Higher Education News
Suicide and Hazing Prevention
While many students associate hazing with college fraternities or athletics, hazing takes place across the entire campus. One significant study found that 55% of college students involved in clubs, teams, and organizations have experienced hazing.
Unfortunately, a wide range of hazing behaviors - from intimidating to harassing to violent - often makes it difficult for campus members to recognize. Complicating matters is the fact that many students view hazing as 'no big deal' or 'good-natured fun'. These attitudes and beliefs can create a systemic, self-perpetuating problem.
Vector Solutions’ new hazing awareness and prevention courses for students, faculty, and staff gives campus stakeholders a better understanding of hazing so that they can recognize, address, and prevent these behaviors at their institutions or organizations.
Webinar | Hazing Post COVID-19 – Using Prevention Strategies
September 14, at 2:00 PM (ET) | 11:00 AM (PT)
After two years of isolation and social distancing, it is predictable that college students will actively seek ways to establish interpersonal connections.
They will desperately try to give meaning to their group by creating pseudo initiations. Unfortunately, their attempts may go awry and hazing occurs.
This webinar has been designed to be both a resource and general guide for colleges and universities to gauge the level of possible hazing incidents on their campus, mechanisms to implement prevention strategies, and how to use a comprehensive public health approach to hazing prevention.
Looking to build a healthy campus? Keep safety, inclusion, and well-being top of mind by incorporating our student courses into each school year. Students will benefit from a well-rounded approach with courses that cover topics like sexual assault prevention, alcohol and drug abuse, diversity and inclusion, and more.
Download our Student Curriculum Guide to learn how to integrate our expert-authored training throughout the student lifecycle.
Strategies for Reducing Alcohol Risks Among Fraternity and Sorority Members
Fraternity and sorority letter organizations have been vibrant centers of student activity on American campuses for over a hundred years. However, chapters on many campuses are inexorably linked to the “culture of drinking,” with traditions and norms that perpetuate dangerous alcohol-related behaviors like sexual assault and hazing. This free guide provides an overview of what works to address high-risk alcohol use among fraternity and sorority members.
Learn the latest and most effective strategies to reduce alcohol risk and harms among fraternity and sorority members.
Because you cannot succeed alone, sharing your vision can help you engage others in achieving the outcomes you hope for. Crafting and expressing a heartfelt vision is an often-underused practice for leaders at all organizational levels—with and without titles. In this working session, participants will draft an authentic statement of their deep hope for the future, using a simple but elegant mode. The goal of sharing the vision is to inspire others to join in realizing that future and to reach for their own aspirations. The overarching goal of the session is to rekindle courage and determination to employ this powerful leadership tool for educators.
This webinar will focus on how graduate and professional schools can build individual graduate student resiliency and help-seeking skills, and how institutions can adopt practices and build resources to increase holistic graduate student well-being, increase graduate student satisfaction and success, as well and institutional performance.
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