Stop Campus Hazing Act

Bill 118 hr 5646, also known as the Stop Campus Hazing Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress with the aim of addressing the issue of hazing on college and university campuses. The bill seeks to prevent and punish acts of hazing, which are often associated with fraternities, sororities, and other student organizations.

The Stop Campus Hazing Act includes several key provisions. Firstly, it requires all institutions of higher education that receive federal funding to implement policies and procedures to prevent hazing. These policies must include education and training programs for students, faculty, and staff on the dangers of hazing and how to report incidents.

Additionally, the bill mandates that colleges and universities report all instances of hazing to law enforcement and the Department of Education. This is intended to ensure that hazing incidents are properly investigated and that those responsible are held accountable. Furthermore, the Stop Campus Hazing Act includes provisions for increased penalties for individuals and organizations found guilty of hazing. This includes fines, suspension or expulsion from the institution, and potential criminal charges. Overall, the Stop Campus Hazing Act aims to create a safer environment for students on college campuses by cracking down on hazing practices. It emphasizes the importance of education, prevention, and accountability in addressing this serious issue.