Hazing Prevention Week
Hazing Prevention Week is held annually to raise awareness of the negative effects of hazing, and to provide students with the opportunity to come together for fun activities, and promote camaraderie in a healthy environment. These events focus on hazing awareness, the risks of hazing, and how to build community without hazing.
We invite you to join us for a week-long schedule of activities that show how Drexel Dragons build a true sense of community.
History
The development of the hazing prevention initiative began in August 2008 in the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, who collaborated with staff from Recreational Athletics to create the first-ever Hazing Prevention Awareness Week at Drexel.
Mission
To educate and inspire Drexel community members to prevent hazing.
Vision
To create a hazing-free community of respect within Drexel and the surrounding community, marked by the positive engagement of students, faculty, professional staff, and community members in the opportunities provided by the University; a greater sense of accountability; and true care for the individual.
Campus Safety Policies
We hold the safety and security of all Drexel community members, including our visiting guests, as our highest priority. Before visiting campus, we ask that all guests review our Security Guidelines to better understand the University policies and protections put in place to protect all Dragons.