NHPW Resource Guides are developed each year to help educate students about the dangers of hazing and effective prevention methods, and also to assist in planning NHPW observances locally. To find out more about becoming a sponsor and getting free copies of this acclaimed guide for all of your members go here. Past and current editions of the guide are also available for purchase on our online store (link below).

Both versions of this 50+ page resource contain articles, activities and discussion guides to help students better understand the issue of hazing. The electronic version will have links to websites for more detailed information, exact links to forms to nominate anti-hazing heroes and submit essays to our contest, and even video clips.

Thanks to the committee members who made this excellent resource possible: Chad Ellsworth, Chair, Travis Apgar, Colleen Coffey, Andre Early, Chelsie Garza, Megan Johnson, Erin Huffman, Malinda Matney and Chris Wegener. We also owe our thanks to those who submitted articles, served as editors, designers, printers, distributors for this project. We are currently recruiting individuals to help produce the 2010 guide. If you are interested, go here to read more and complete a volunteer form.

Deidra Tate, Residence Life Coordinator at Butler University, designed the following information to be used as visual displays during National Hazing Prevention Week on their campus. We are providing each document to you in Word format to be modified for your situation and use. The facts, statistics and stories are meant to be used in conjunction with the road signs to make a visually appealing display. The information in these documents is specific in some cases to Butler and the state of Indiana, but can be easily modified for use on your campus. Copies of laws in 44 states.

Road Signs for hazing board

Consequences of hazing

State Law

Hazing board suggested outline

Definition of Hazing

Campus Policy

How To Report