Find Help on Campus
Hurting, harming, degrading, humiliating, or endangering others is not part of true friendship, team building, group cohesion, or brotherhood and sisterhood. The State of Alabama has made hazing a criminal offense, along with new federal legislation called the Stop Campus Hazing Act. Hazing is a crime and can occur in many forms. The UAB Administration’s priority is your safety and education.
Educational Resources
Hazing Prevention & Awareness
UAB provides prevention training and educational materials to help students recognize and stop hazing.
Resources
- Hazing Prevention Trainings (Mandatory for Fraternity & Sorority Life and Student Organizations)
- National Hazing Prevention Week Campaigns
- Videos: Bystander intervention, recognizing hazing warning signs
- Printable Flyers & Social Media Kits
Additional Resources
Support & Counseling
You Are Not Alone
If you or someone you know has been impacted by hazing, UAB offers confidential support.
- Student Counseling Services: (205) 934-5816
- Survivor Support Groups: Available through Student Affairs
- Bystander Intervention Training: Contact Student Affairs to register