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Division of Academic and Student Affairs
Hazing Prevention

Resources

Any member of the NC State community who needs support services, wants to report an incident or has questions regarding hazing is encouraged to contact the Office of Student Conduct. The Office of Student Conduct is equipped with trained professionals to provide support and assistance to you. Additional resources are also available and listed below.

  • Informational Resources
  • Confidential Campus Resources
    Counseling Center (919) 515-2423Confidential counseling services; on call 24/7/365 by calling 919-515-2423, University Police or walking in during normal business hours.
    Campus Health (919) 515-2563Confidential comprehensive health care for students who have experienced an assault or interpersonal violence and referral to a local medical facility for collection of evidence, if desired.
    Student Legal Services (919) 515-7091Confidential resource providing free legal education, advice, referrals and limited representation to students.
    Student Ombuds Services (919) 513-0235Confidential free resource that assists students in resolving problems related to their university working, learning or living experience.
  • Other Campus Resources 
    Office of Student Conduct (919) 515-2963Conducts disciplinary procedures for violations of the Code of Student Conduct allegedly perpetrated by students or student groups/organizations, including hazing, discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct and interpersonal violence.
    University Police 911 or (919) 515-3000Responds to reported crimes, including hazing, assaults, and interpersonal violence and provides assistance during the legal process.
    Violence Prevention and Threat Management (919) 513-4224Ensures the University community is aware of how to identify and share concerns regarding students, staff and faculty, facilitates the University’s Behavior Assessment Teams, and ensures that effective intervention and management is provided in situations that pose or may pose a threat of harm to others or to the safety or well-being of the University community.
    Sexual Assault Helpline (919) 515-4444 or by emailing ncsuadvocate@ncsu.edu  In partnership with the Counseling Center, the Women’s Center operates a 24-hour crisis intervention and support line for survivors of rape, sexual assault and relationship violence in the NC State community.

The links below will connect you with with a variety of resources aimed to help you understand hazing when you see it, and educate you about the prevalence of hazing and prevention strategies.