Campus Safety: Mandatory Public Reporting of Hazing Incidents by Colleges.
This law requires colleges and universities to publicly disclose all formal findings of hazing incidents and the resulting sanctions imposed on student organizations. The goal is to enhance student safety and provide prospective students and parents with transparent information about risks on campus. Institutions must also implement comprehensive hazing prevention and education programs.
Key points
Colleges must publish semi-annual reports (Campus Hazing Transparency Report) detailing formal findings of hazing violations and sanctions against student organizations.
A federal definition of hazing is established, covering acts that pose a substantial risk of physical injury, mental harm, or degradation, regardless of the student's willingness to participate.
Institutions are required to develop and run campus-wide educational and prevention programs, including bystander intervention training.
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