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Click here to view The University of Vermont's Anti-Hazing Policy.
To maximize safety, all reports of hazing should first be directed to UVM Police Services. Anonymous information may be reported to Police Services for investigation via Internet or phone.
SILENT WITNESS @ http://www.uvm.edu/~police/
OR UVM TIP LINE 2 656-TIPS
Any UVM student wishing to speak privately and in confidence about a hazing incident should contact the UVM Counseling Center at 656-3340 (24 hours). Faculty and staff may contact the Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Because other University officials are required to report possible hazing violations for investigation, communications outside of the Counseling Center and EAP Office are not guaranteed to be confidential.
For additional information, please contact Kimberlee Monteaux, UVM's Greek Life Advisor, at 802-656-2060.
The Hazing Test
The following questions are intended to help student leaders to think about issues of hazing when planning activities for their organizations.
1. Is this a team or group activity in which members are encouraged or expected to attend and where minors are consuming alcohol?
2. Will current members refuse to participate with the new members?
3. Does the activity risk emotional or physical abuse?
4. Is there a risk of injury or a question of safety?
5. Would you have any reservations describing the activity to your parents, to a professor or University official?
6. Would you object to the activity being photographed for the school newspaper or local TV news?
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