ATTENTION ALL SPRING SCHOLARS: Interested in going through recruitment? Do you want to know what to expect on campus in January? Come attend our Q&A session on Zoom! There will be past Spring Scholar students who have joined a Panhellenic sorority, IFC fraternity, or NPHC organization to answer your questions and help you learn more!
🏛️ Building Safer Organizations: Hazing Awareness for Advisors 🛡️
Calling all student organization advisors! Join us for an important workshop to learn how you can help prevent hazing, foster safer environments, and support your student leaders. Led by experts Neil Bourgeois, Ben Griffiths, and Adam Sullivan, this session will equip you with the tools to identify hazing risks and navigate the reporting process.
🚶♂️ Traveling Through the Haze 🚶♀️
Join us for National Hazing Prevention Week and explore the different aspects of hazing prevention at our interactive stations! Greek Ambassadors will guide you through case studies, reporting processes, and how you can make a difference.
📍 Location: Pedersen Lobby
🗓 Date: Tuesday, September 24th & Wednesday, September 25th
⏰ Time: 10 AM – 2 PM
🚶♂️ Traveling Through the Haze 🚶♀️
Join us for National Hazing Prevention Week and explore the different aspects of hazing prevention at our interactive stations! Greek Ambassadors will guide you through case studies, reporting processes, and how you can make a difference.
📍 Location: Pedersen Lobby
🗓 Date: Tuesday, September 24th & Wednesday, September 25th
⏰ Time: 10 AM – 2 PM
🍩 These Hands Donut Haze! 🍩
Join us for National Hazing Prevention Week! Stop by, sign the anti-hazing pledge, and learn how you can help prevent hazing in our community. Plus, grab a donut as a thank-you for taking a stand against hazing! 🙌
📅 Date: Monday, September 23rd
📍 Location: McAlister Drive
⏰ Time: 10 AM – 2 PM
Let’s work together to create a safer campus! ✋ #TheseHandsDonutHaze #HazingPrevention #StandUpAgainstHazing
Join Wave of Support, the Tulane Recovery Community, and the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Programs on Monday, September 16th, 7 PM – 8 PM in LBC Kendall Cram for a conversation about substance use, mental health, and coping skills we can practice together. Speakers from our Tulane community will share their personal stories around these issues and invite questions from the audience.
Ensure your chapter’s social events run smoothly by following the Social Event Protocol. This protocol outlines all the necessary steps and rules to host safe social events. Compliance with these guidelines is crucial for a successful and risk-free gathering. The Social Event Training will prepare you to host social events in accordance to the Social Event Protocol.
This will be a celebratory social event for chapter presidents to welcome in the new school year and have a chance to connect with one another outside of the meeting space! There will be snoballs provided and catered by OFSP.
The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Program's Event Monitor Training is designed to equip fraternity and sorority students with the skills necessary to manage and mitigate risks at chapter events. Participants will learn how to address issues such as excessive alcohol consumption, sexual misconduct, and unruly behavior, as well as how to respond effectively to emergencies. This comprehensive training ensures that Event Monitors are prepared to maintain a safe and respectful environment, fostering a positive experience for all attendees.
The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Program's Event Monitor Training is designed to equip fraternity and sorority students with the skills necessary to manage and mitigate risks at chapter events. Participants will learn how to address issues such as excessive alcohol consumption, sexual misconduct, and unruly behavior, as well as how to respond effectively to emergencies. This comprehensive training ensures that Event Monitors are prepared to maintain a safe and respectful environment, fostering a positive experience for all attendees.
