No hazing policy- kappa alpha theta
Kappa Alpha Theta seeks to promote a high standard of excellence in all aspects of Fraternity life and prides itself on acting as a leader within the Greek community. Risk management policies are in place to protect our Fraternity's rich history, but more importantly, the well being of our members. The goals of Kappa Alpha Theta membership include, but are not limited to, the preparation of a woman to accept the responsibilities of Fraternity membership and the encouragement of a woman's personal development to meet the demands of a mature life. In accordance with these goals, Kappa Alpha Theta does not tolerate any acts that may be construed as hazing.
Hazing can be defined as subjecting a person to an activity which endangers or is likely to endanger the health or safety of a member or which tends to humiliate, embarrass, or cause personal discomfort regardless of one's willingness to participate in such activity. Hazing violates Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity laws, FIPG, and Fraternity insurance carrier policies and may violate local, state, province, university or college rules and regulations. Hazing is a severe risk management concern and is subject to legal consequences, including criminal liability in many jurisdictions. Risk management means more than keeping members safe at social events; it means maintaining safety throughout all aspects of chapter membership. Kappa Alpha Theta seeks to promote an environment that is physically and emotionally safe at all times. Hazing, in any form, will not be tolerated. Hazing may result in chapter and member discipline, including termination of membership. For more information on Kappa Alpha Theta's stance on hazing, visit www.hazingprevention.org. |
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No hazing policy- ohio northern university
Policy: Ohio Northern University does not permit hazing. No organization, team, faculty member, staff person, student or alumni shall conduct or condone hazing activities on or off campus.
Definition: Hazing means compelled or coerced participation in physical or mental activities designed to cause discomfort or pain, or to humiliate, degrade or embarrass the participants. Hazing includes, but is not limited to, the following:
A. Forcing consumption of alcohol, food or any other substance;
B. Forcing consumption of any substance or object in an unsanitary or humiliating manner;
C. Paddling or spanking in any form;
D. Spraying with hoses, buckets or sprinklers;
E. Covering with food, dirt, oil, or other substances;
F. Limiting physical movement;
G. Abandonment in unfamiliar locations;
H. Creating excessive fatigue;
I. Physical and/or psychological shocks;
J. Requiring participants to wear an article of clothing, an outfit, or any item in a way that could bring excessive attention to the wearer;
K. Morally degrading or humiliating games and activities, including those involving nudity;
L. Any other activities requested of participants that are not consistent with the regulations and policies of Ohio Northern University or applicable state law.
Definition: Hazing means compelled or coerced participation in physical or mental activities designed to cause discomfort or pain, or to humiliate, degrade or embarrass the participants. Hazing includes, but is not limited to, the following:
A. Forcing consumption of alcohol, food or any other substance;
B. Forcing consumption of any substance or object in an unsanitary or humiliating manner;
C. Paddling or spanking in any form;
D. Spraying with hoses, buckets or sprinklers;
E. Covering with food, dirt, oil, or other substances;
F. Limiting physical movement;
G. Abandonment in unfamiliar locations;
H. Creating excessive fatigue;
I. Physical and/or psychological shocks;
J. Requiring participants to wear an article of clothing, an outfit, or any item in a way that could bring excessive attention to the wearer;
K. Morally degrading or humiliating games and activities, including those involving nudity;
L. Any other activities requested of participants that are not consistent with the regulations and policies of Ohio Northern University or applicable state law.