June 3rd, 2026

Tackling hazing in higher education is a complex issue, yet it also serves as a pivotal moment to improve campus safety culture. Higher education policymakers, leaders, and practitioners can make a profound impact by implementing evidence-based prevention strategies across student groups. This document champions high-impact, data-informed policies that prioritize student well-being and foster a true sense of belonging. This informative session as we review the CHARGE FOR CHANGE (CfC), highlighting how to understand, position, plan, and enact effective hazing prevention.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the complexities surrounding hazing and its implications for campus safety.
  • Identify effective, evidence-based strategies to prevent hazing.
  • Explore data-informed policies and programs that prioritize student well-being.

Featured Presenters

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Stevan Veldkamp, Ed.D

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Patrick Biddix, Ph.D.