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Hazing: Zero Tolerance

Hazing Prevention

Hazing is any activity for joining or staying in a group that risks a person’s safety, health, or dignity — even if they agree to it. California law (AB 2193) prohibits hazing. Colleges must provide prevention education and clear reporting options.

Examples include: dangerous stunts; humiliation or harassment; pressure to drink alcohol, use drugs, or break the law.

Your rights: You can say no to hazing. You are protected when you report. The college will review reports and take action.

What to Do if You See or Experience Hazing

  • In an emergency, call 911.

  • Report to the Title IX / Student Conduct Office: studentconduct@canyons.edu or (661) 362-3498.

  • You can also contact the Senior Investigator (Title IX/Conduct): (661) 362-3102.

  • You are protected from retaliation when reporting in good faith.

Learn more about student conduct and reporting options:

Be a Supportive Bystander

  • Direct: If safe, speak up and say “this isn’t okay.”

  • Distract: Change the situation or redirect attention.

  • Delegate: Get help from a staff member, coach, or leader.

  • Document: Note details and report promptly.

Free prevention resources: