All webinar programs will be recorded, so even if you can't listen live, as long as you are registered, you will be sent a link to the recording of the program to listen at your convenience or share with others in your community.
Here are the most recent webinars you might have missed:
Conduct and Hazing Prevention: How to find the root of the problem and adjudicate for long-term change
Determining whether an individual, organization or both should be held accountable can be quite challenging in conduct cases involving hazing. In some instances, the university’s investigation report may have gaps or conflicting information based upon who, when, how and where interviews were conducted. In hazing cases, the “lion’s share” of the fact-finding often occurs in the conduct hearing which necessitates well-trained panel members. Case managers and panel members must be able to critically read the report, employ a variety of questioning techniques and assess the totality of circumstances to determine the outcomes, and any associated sanctions in these cases.
This webinar will examine the “best practices” associated with drilling down to “what” motivated the hazing behavior and determining who and how accountability should be implemented. It will provide a framework for the development of sanctioning guidelines for assessing whether change is possible, or if the hazing practices are too entrenched into the group’s culture that the group itself must be removed from the university community.
Presenters: Suzette Walden, doctoral candidate in Educational Administration and Foundations, and director of Community Rights and Responsibilities, a unit of the Dean of Students Office at Illinois State University
Archie Messersmith, assistant director of Student Activities in the Dean of Student's Programming Unit at Illinois State University
This webinar is co-sponsored by The Association of Student Conduct Administration (ASCA), the premier authority in higher education for student conduct administration and conflict resolution. For more information, visit www.theasca.org. Order the recorded webcast through the HPOnline Store: http://missionmade.com/hazing-prevention/webinar-conduct-and-hazing-prevention
HazingPrevention.Org presented them with an inaugural award for campus hazing prevention and education. Now, you can hear for yourself how Florida State University created a program that changed its campus culture and how YOU can do it on your campus. Join FSU's Adam Goldstein, Associate Dean of Students and former faculty member of HPO's Novak Institute for Hazing Prevention, as he shares tips and advice on the following topics:
How to establish a hazing prevention framework
Addressing hazing with various stakeholders
Determining the extent of hazing activities on your campus
Overcoming common cultural challenges
Gathering and analyzing data to measure your impact
Determining who should be involved in ongoing efforts
HazingPrevention.Org sponsors and campus members receive a $35 discount on the webcast CD or on-demand replay. For information,
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, HPO program services coordinator.
This webinar is offered by Academic Impressions with support from HazingPrevention.Org. Click here to order the recorded webcast.
KNOW. DECIDE. ACT. Preparing for National Hazing Prevention Week 2013
You might have missed the FREE live webinar, but access the recording here to jump start your planning efforts. This webinar covers the purpose of NHPW, 10 basic steps in planning your observance, key resources, and examples of how to make hazing prevention a year-round effort on your campus or in your organization. The webinar also features representatives from the University of Kentucky who developed and implemented a Zeta Tau Alpha Award winning campuswide hazing prevention program. But wait. There's more! View the anti-hazing public service announcement developed by Marshall University and think about doing one of your own!
