Parents & Family
Information for parents and families
Consistent communication with your student is key to helping them avoid a hazing incident. Find advice to support your student.
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Hazing Awareness & Prevention
Building a campus culture of respect and leadership
At Grambling State University, ending hazing is part of our commitment to leadership development, student success, and community responsibility. We promote a campus where every student belongs, grows, and leads with integrity.
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Understanding Hazing
Definitions, statistics, policies, and FAQs.
Prevention & Education
Prevention steps, training, and guidance for families.
Reporting Concerns
Anonymous and direct reporting options.
Student Support Resources
Campus offices ready to help.
Transparency Report
Confirmed hazing violations and institutional accountability.
Our Commitment & Community
GSU values and the Hazing Prevention Team.
Anonymous Reporting
See something? Report it.
Submit anonymous safety concerns through the G Safe mobile app, or call 318-274-2507 (Dean of Students) or 318-274-2222 (GSUPD). Every report helps keep students safe.
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G Safe Mobile App
Anonymous reporting, right from your phone.
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318-274-2507
Dean of Students
Talk through a concern with the Dean of Students office.
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318-274-2222
Grambling State Police (GSUPD)
For urgent or after-hours safety concerns.
The Reality of Hazing
Knowing the numbers is the first step to change
55%
of students in clubs and organizations have been hazed.
91%
of students who were hazed did not realize it was hazing.
95%
of students who were hazed did not report it to campus officials.
74%
of student-athletes experience some form of hazing.
Sources: Allan & Madden, Hazing in View: College Students at Risk (2008); Hoover & Pollard (2000).
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Support for Everyone
Wherever you fit in, there's a way to help
Campus Support
Support for hazing victims on campus
Student Affairs connects students with whole-person support and recovery resources when they need help.
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Take Action
Help keep our campus safe.
Report a concern, learn the signs of hazing, and connect students with the support they need.