National Hazing Prevention and Awareness Week takes place during the third week of September. UCF sponsors various events, workshops and educational sessions to help students understand the impact of hazing, including the short-term and long-term consequences associated with participation in these activities.
Learn more about the stories of how hazing has impacted the lives of students involved in athletics, band, fraternities and sororities, ROTC, and other student groups at institutions around the country.
Time and Location: 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; Student Union Atrium
What happens when “tradition” crosses the line? Learn about the resources that can help you speak up and keep yourself and others safe. Free coffee will be available while supplies last.
Time and Location: 9–11 a.m.; Reflection Pond
RSO and chapter leaders, band section leaders, and team captains: Get a 15–20-minute team-building activity you can use at a meeting that will help you create meaningful connections and a sense of belonging without causing harm.
Time and Location: Online access through QR code.
Explore how traditions can create connection without causing harm and discover how you can help build welcoming communities at UCF.
Sponsored by: Greek Council and the Diversified Greek Council
Grab a donut, sign the pledge, and connect with fellow Knights about how we build belonging, recognize when something feels off, and respond when someone may need help. Donuts will be available while supplies last.
Time and Location: 11 a.m.–2 p.m.; Reflection Pond
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Syreeta N. Greene
Sponsored by: The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life
Time and Location: 7 p.m.; Cape Florida Ballroom, Student Union
Target Audience: Students
Dialogue session with Dr. Syreeta N. Greene.
Time and Location: 10:30 a.m.; TBD
Development Session Speaker: Dr. Syreeta N. Greene
Sponsored by: The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and the Student Success and Well-Being BEAMing Staff Collective
Time and Location: 1 p.m.; Garden Key, Room 221, Student Union
Target Audience: Faculty and Staff