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Hazing Prevention Academy: Bolstering Commitment, Capacity, and Sustainability for Comprehensive Prevention
Alcohol, Other Drug, and Violence Prevention Conference
Theme: Campus or Community Coalitions and Partnerships
Wednesday, 1/15/2025
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dartmouth - Marriott
Presenter(s)
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Meredith Stewart
Operations Manager, StopHazing -
Elizabeth Allan
Professor, University of Maine -
Devin Franklin
Doctoral Research Fellow, University of Maine -
Laura Santacrose
Associate Director, Cornell University -
Anne Laurita
Director, Health Promotion & Prevention Services, Princeton University -
Tanya Purdy
Director - BWell Health Promotion, Brown University
Approved Continuing Education Credit(s): APA, CHES, MCHES, CSAEd Core, CSAEd - FSL, CSAEd - SC, NASW, NBCC
Abstract
The Hazing Prevention Academy™ (HPA) is a program geared for professionals with a foundational or developing understanding of hazing and its prevention. Guided by the data-driven Hazing Prevention Framework (HPF), the HPA emphasizes HPF components of commitment, capacity, planning, and sustainability. The training includes assessment tools and introduces evaluated implementation strategies. It provides time to foster discussion and Q&A opportunities to explore how we can all influence prevention through research-based, collaborative practice.
Learning Outcomes- Explain how the Hazing Prevention Framework (HPF) can be used to guide hazing prevention while also cultivating more inclusive and safe campus environments.
- Describe the components of commitment and capacity building for campus hazing prevention and identify opportunities for building partnerships and coalitions for sustainable prevention initiatives.
- Utilize self-assessment tools and planning tool and resources to identify strategies to bolster commitment and capacity for comprehensive and sustainable campus hazing prevention.
- Foundations of the Student Affairs Profession, Student Learning, Development, and Success