Reporting Hazing Activity
It takes courage and integrity to do what is right. Whether you suspect an incident or have experienced hazing, you have university support to report.
Anyone, from inside or outside of the CMU community, with a concern that hazing might be occurring is urged to report it.
How to File a Report
Direct Reporting
The most direct way to report any suspected hazing activity to the university is to call or to email the associate vice president of Student Affairs for community engagement.
Anonymous Reporting
Anyone can anonymously file a report through the Ethics Reporting Hotline.
All submissions will be shared with appropriate university personnel.
The hotline is not an emergency service. On-campus emergencies should be reported directly to University Police at 412-268-2323 and off-campus emergencies should be reported directly to 911.
Additional Reporting Resources
Student Leadership, Involvement, and Civic Engagement (SLICE)
Cohon University Center
Retaliation & Confidentiality
The university prohibits retaliation. If someone is concerned about retaliation, the university will work with them to protect their identity.
If the reporting party requests that the report remain confidential, the university will make all reasonable attempts to comply with this request consistent with and subject to the university’s obligation to respond to reports of this nature.
Safe Harbor
Safe Harbor protects individuals seeking medical attention from hazing activities.