Hazing is defined as any action taken or situation created that recklessly or intentionally endangers another person’s psychological, emotional, or physical health, regardless of the person’s willingness to participate, for the purpose of joining or maintaining membership with any organization, group, or team.

SBU Campus Hazing Policy

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The Campus Hazing Transparency Report is a public report required under the Stop Campus Hazing Act, reflecting Stony Brook University’s commitment to accountability, education, and student safety.

Campus Hazing TRANSPARENCY REPORT

Join this campaign to recognize the harm that hazing causes physically, emotionally, and psychologically; condemn the act of hazing, admonish those who haze and those who enable hazing through their silence, and be an advocate for the prevention of all hazing behavior.

Take the Pledge!

Looking to get your student organization involved in hazing prevention and education efforts?

• Explore the National Hazing Prevention Week Student Organization (NHPW) Involvement Kit  to learn how!
• Educate yourself on identifying hazing behaviors and how to report them by taking our Hazing Prevention 101 Training.