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Hazing Incident Prevention and Training
At NWACC, we are committed to upholding a campus culture grounded in respect, accountability, and student well-being. As part of this commitment, we take a proactive approach to hazing prevention through education, early intervention, and research-based practices. As we continue to grow and strengthen our prevention efforts, we want to highlight the programs currently in place to support a safe and respectful campus community.
Hazing Incident Online Training
NWACC utilizes an online training platform to administer hazing prevention and awareness education. The training modules are research-informed and tailored to reflect the unique roles and responsibilities of students, staff, and faculty. The student module is designed from a student-centric perspective, while employee modules are developed with a professional, workplace-oriented approach.
Hazing Incident Training Requirements for Employees
All NWACC staff and faculty are mandated to complete the hazing prevention and awareness training via the College’s online training platform.
Hazing Incident Training Requirements for Students
All incoming first-year students are required to complete hazing prevention and awareness training during Eagle Welcome and orientation sessions.
- This training will be conducted in person by a designated representative from the Office of Policy, Risk, and Compliance, the Office of the Dean of Students, or the Office of Community Standards.
- Student athletes are required to complete the online training as well.
- All students have the online training available to them.
Registered Student Organizations (RSO) Programming
Bystander Intervention and Healthy Groups Training
This training is presented by the NWACC Office of Policy and Compliance and is available to all members of NWACC RSO's.
- All members of the NWACC Student Government Association are required to attend.
- All RSO members in leadership positions are required to attend.