Resources and Support

Multiple departments collaborate closely on the prevention of and response to hazing.

  • Dean of Students Office
  • Equity and Title IX
  • Student Involvement
  • Student Well-Being
  • Student Health Services
  • University Police

Dean of Students Office

  • Policy Enforcement & Adjudication: Oversees the student conduct process ensuring consistent enforcement of CRR 200.020 including investigation, informal disposition options, and coordination of Student Conduct Committee hearings for hazing violations
  • Crisis Response & Coordination: Serves as central point for coordinating institutional response when hazing incidents occur, ensuring affected students receive appropriate support services while maintaining due process
  • Resource Integration & Case Management: Integrates campus-wide educational and support resources, coordinates referrals between departments, and ensures comprehensive case management that connects students with appropriate prevention and intervention services

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Equity and Title IX

  • Discrimination or Title IX Response: Investigates hazing incidents that involve discrimination, sexual harassment, or targeting based on protected characteristics through specialized equity processes
  • Supportive Measures: Implements interim protective measures such as no-contact orders, academic measures, and housing modifications when appropriate to ensure impacted students can continue their education safely

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Student Involvement

  • Educational Training Facilitation: Coordinates anti-hazing training for registered student organizations, compiles educational resources, and facilitates workshops on positive leadership practices and organizational culture development
  • Alternative Programming Development: Collaborates with organizations to develop and compile alternative team building and initiation programs that foster belonging and achievement without harmful practices
  • Organization Support: Provides guidance and support to organizations and facilitates pathways to positive culture development

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Student Well-Being

  • Counseling & Trauma Support: Coordinates confidential mental health support for students who have experienced hazing-related trauma, facilitating access to individual and group counseling services through campus and community providers
  • Educational Programming & Training Coordination: Coordinates and compiles bystander intervention training resources, facilitates educational workshops on recognizing hazing warning signs, and connects students with intervention skills development
  • Case Management Coordination: Facilitates brief, solution-based support by connecting students to resources and helping them develop healthy coping strategies through a coordinated support network

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Student Health Services

  • Medical Treatment: Provides non-emergency medical treatment and serve as an urgent care.  
  • Referral & Care Coordination: Connects students with specialized medical services, mental health resources, and community providers as needed for comprehensive recovery support

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University Police

  • Emergency Response & Safety: Provides immediate response to dangerous hazing situations and implements safety measures to prevent further harm to students
  • Criminal Investigation & Enforcement: Investigates hazing incidents that may constitute criminal violations and coordinates with local law enforcement and prosecutors when appropriate
  • Education & Deterrence: Conducts outreach programs to educate student organizations about legal consequences of hazing and maintains visible presence at high-risk events

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  • Emergency: 911
  • Campus Police: (573) 341-4300
  • Rave Guardian App: Rave Guardian – S&T Alert
  • Crisis Hotline: Text HOME to 741741 or call 988
  • Compass Health Crisis Access Point: 833-356-2427 at1450 East 10th Street, Rolla