In 2012, we launched an Anti-Hazing Campaign designed to eradicate hazing and protect Sigma’s heritage. Our goal was to develop initiatives that focus on educating and empowering our Brotherhood to serve as agents of change in the battle against hazing. Our campaign was introduced via a partnership with the National Action Network at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. As part of the campaign, we developed supporting documents with a video, held a town hall meeting on the subject, facilitated workshops and encouraged chapters to participate in the National Anti-Hazing Awareness Day held on September 6, 2012; the campaign is now four weeks.

During this timeframe, all collegiate and alumni chapters are to host a collaborative Anti-Hazing awareness workshop for its members. The expectation is that the collegiate Chapter President and the Chapter Advisor will facilitate the training with the Alumni Chapter President and the Alumni Intake Chairman serving as facilitators as well.

We recognize the challenges that many chapters may face when planning their schedule of activities. To assist in executing the Anti-Hazing Campaign within your chapter with ease, we have placed all resources that are needed below…here is a description of the materials that are available:

In 2012, we launched an Anti-Hazing Campaign designed to eradicate hazing and protect Sigma’s heritage. Our goal was to develop initiatives that focus on educating and empowering our Brotherhood to serve as agents of change in the battle against hazing. Our campaign was introduced via a partnership with the National Action Network at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. As part of the campaign, we developed supporting documents with a video, held a town hall meeting on the subject, facilitated workshops and encouraged chapters to participate in the National Anti-Hazing Awareness Day held on September 6, 2012; the campaign is now four weeks.

During this timeframe, all collegiate and alumni chapters are to host a collaborative Anti-Hazing awareness workshop for its members. The expectation is that the collegiate Chapter President and the Chapter Advisor will facilitate the training with the Alumni Chapter President and the Alumni Intake Chairman serving as facilitators as well.

We recognize the challenges that many chapters may face when planning their schedule of activities. To assist in executing the Anti-Hazing Campaign within your chapter with ease, we have placed all resources that are needed below…here is a description of the materials that are available:

• An Anti-Hazing Video that the chapters should watch at the beginning of the workshop
• A PowerPoint presentation
• A facilitator guide that walks brothers through the presentation and gives insight on how to deliver the content of the presentation
• A participant’s workbook, designed to provide notes and to expand on the content of the presentation
• A test that brothers must complete after going through the training
• An Anti-Hazing pledge that must be completed at the end of the workshop
• All Brothers who participate in the workshop must log into the BluPrint and fill out the Anti-Hazing Acknowledgement Pledge Form; verifying your training and receive credit.
• The GENERAL BOARD HAS MANDATED that all chapters must conduct an Anti-Hazing Awareness Workshop prior to your Regional Director approving MIP for your chapter. If you have any question on this mandate, please contact your Regional Director.