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Snow College Anti-Hazing Policy
Malicious Treatment and/or Hazing: Refers to an act or threat, physical or psychological, that subjects a student or others to physical pain or discomfort, indignity, or humiliation at any time. Such acts are unacceptable behavior, regardless of the consent or cooperation of the recipient. Such behavior includes but is not limited to:
- Misusing authority by virtue of one's class rank or leadership position.
- Striking another by hand or with any instrument.
- Using any form of physical bondage.
- Forcing another into a violation of the law or policy of the college such as indecent exposure, trespassing, etc.
- Obscene gestures toward another individual.
- Having firsthand knowledge that an incident of this type has occurred and failing to report it to appropriate college officials.
Read more from the Student Code of Conduct
What Is Hazing?
"Hazing" is any activity expected of someone joining or participating in a group that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers them, regardless of their willingness to participate.
Key Components
- Occurs in a group context
- Humiliating, degrading, or endangering behavior
- Can happen regardless of consent
Forms of Hazing
- Humiliation, roast nights, or wearing embarrassing clothing
- Threats, verbal abuse, or assigning demerits
- Sleep deprivation or forced ingestion of substances
- Prank calls or harassment
Where Can It Happen?
- Colleges and universities
- Middle and high schools
- Fraternities, sororities, sports teams, and more
State Laws & Hazing Policy
44 of the 50 states have anti-hazing laws. Familiarize yourself with the law in your state and your campus policy.
Campus Resources
Hazing Transparency Report
Snow College is committed to maintaining a safe, respectful campus community. In alignment with the Stop Campus Hazing Act, we prioritize transparency and accountability in how we address hazing. This report shares detailed information about confirmed hazing incidents, including the nature of the incidents, the organizations involved, and the sanctions.
By providing clear, accessible information, we seek to increase awareness, support prevention efforts, and protect the well-being of all students. Together, we can strengthen a campus culture that upholds safety, respect, and dignity for everyone.
2024-2025 Academic Year
There were no confirmed incidents of hazing behavior during the 2024-25 academic year.