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Hazing at CSUSM - Prevention, Education, and Resources

FAQs

What counts as hazing?

See CSUSM definitions and California Penal Code §245.6 for legal definitions and examples.

What are the warning signs?

Look for coercion, sleep deprivation, forced consumption, threats, secrecy about “traditions,” and activities causing physical or psychological risk.

How do I report, and can I do so anonymously?

See Report Hazing for University Police, Dean of Students, Title IX, and anonymous Crime Stoppers routes.

What happens after I report?

Reports are routed to VPSA/designee or relevant offices. You’ll receive outreach and information on rights and options; investigations follow CSU procedures.