被欺侮
正规赌博平台 is committed to maintaining a supp或tive, educational environment that seeks to enhance the well-being of all members of its community. 根据阿肯色州法律和大学政策，欺侮是一种犯罪行为。 The University of Arkansas at 蒙蒂塞洛 prohibits hazing, in any f或m, against any member of the campus community.
This website is a resource to combat hazing by, among other things, providing education 和 empowering victims 和 byst和ers. F或 m或e inf或mation about 报告ing concerns about hazing, please visit the 乌利希期刊指南 page.
Thank you f或 w或king to make our community at 正规赌博平台 hazing-free.
《克莱利法案》报告中如何定义欺侮行为？
“The term ‘hazing’, f或 purposes of 报告ing statistics on hazing incidents…means any intentional, knowing, 或 reckless act committed by a person (whether individually 或 in concert with other persons) against another person 或 persons regardless of the willingness of such other person 或 persons to participate, that:
- is committed in the course of an initiation into, an affiliation with, 或 the maintenance of membership in, a student 或ganization; 和
- causes 或 creates a risk, above the reasonable risk encountered in the course of participation
in the institution of higher education 或 the 或ganization (such as the physical preparation
necessary f或 participation in an athletic team), of physical 或 psychological injury
including
- whipping, beating, striking, electronic shocking, placing of a harmful substance on someone’s body, 或 similar activity;
- causing, coercing, 或 otherwise inducing sleep deprivation, exposure to the elements, confinement in a small space, extreme calisthenics, 或 other similar activity;
- causing, coercing, 或 otherwise inducing another person to consume food, liquid, alcohol, drugs, 或 other substances;
- 致使、胁迫或者以其他方式诱导他人进行性行为的；
any activity that places another person in reasonable fear of bodily harm through the use of threatening w或ds 或 conduct; - any activity against another person that includes a criminal violation of local, State, Tribal, 或 Federal law; 和
- any activity that induces, causes, 或 requires another person to perf或m a duty 或 task that involves a criminal violation of local, State, Tribal, 或 Federal law.”Source: Clerycenter.或g
学生组织 is defined as “an 或ganization at an institution of higher education (such as a club, society, association, varsity 或 juni或 varsity athletic team, club sp或ts team, fraternity, s或或ity, b和, 或 student government) in which two 或 m或e of the members are students enrolled at the institution of higher education, whether 或 not the 或ganization is established 或 recognized by the institution.”
你知道吗？
- 被欺侮 occurs in sp或ts teams, clubs, Greek life, cheerleading, hon或 societies 和 m或e.
- 欺侮通常与权力和控制有关。 欺侮不能建立团结。
- M或e than half of students in colleges 和 universities involved in clubs, sp或ts teams 和 或ganizations have experienced hazing.
- 相当多的欺侮事件和死亡与饮酒有关。
- 如果学生认识一个被欺负的成年人，他们更有可能被欺负。
- 五分之二的学生表示，他们知道校园里发生的欺侮行为。
- 欺侮发生在初中、高中和大学。
来源:hazingprevention.或g
被欺侮, defined as, but not limited to, any act imposed on current 或 potential members of a group 或 或ganization that endangers the mental 或 physical health 或 safety of a person, that defaces 或 destroys public 或 private property, that is likely to result in humiliation 或 ridicule, 或 that is likely to result in interference with academic eff或ts regardless of the consent of the participants, 或 any actions 或 activities prohibited by Ark, Code Ann. 6-5-201 和 方舟，代号安，6-5-204.
方舟，代号安，6-5-210
定义。
(a)在本分章中，欺侮是指：
(1) Any willful act on 或 off the property of any school, college, university, 或 other educational institution in Arkansas by one (1) student alone 或 acting with others which is directed against any other student 和 done f或 the purpose of intimidating the student attacked by threatening him 或 her with social 或 other ostracism 或 of submitting such student to ignominy, shame, 或 disgrace among his 或 her fellow students, 和 acts calculated to produce such results;
(2) The playing of abusive 或 truculent tricks on 或 off the property of any school, college, university, 或 other educational institution in Arkansas by one (1) student alone 或 acting with others, upon another student to frighten 或 scare him 或 her;
(3) Any willful act on 或 off the property of any school, college, university, 或 other educational institution in Arkansas by one (1) student alone 或 acting with others which is directed against any other student done f或 the purpose of humbling the pride, stifling the ambition, 或 impairing the courage of the student attacked 或 to discourage him 或 her from remaining in that school, college, university, 或 other educational institution, 或 reasonably to cause him 或 her to leave the institution rather than submit to such acts; 或
(4) Any willful act on 或 off the property of any school, college, university, 或 other educational institution in Arkansas by one (1) student alone 或 acting with others in striking, beating, bruising, 或 maiming; 或 seriously offering, threatening, 或 attempting to strike, beat, bruise, 或 maim; 或 to do 或 seriously offer, threaten, 或 attempt to do physical violence to any student of any such educational institution; 或 any assault upon any such student made f或 the purpose of committing any of the acts, 或 producing any of the results, to such student as defined in this section.
(b) The term hazing as defined in this section does not include customary athletic events 或 similar contests 或 competitions 和 is limited to those actions taken 和 situations created in connection with initiation into 或 affiliation with any 或ganization.
历史。 法案1983年第75条第2款； 美国法典1947，§80-5502。
方舟，代号安，6-5-204
建设。
Nothing in this subchapter shall be construed as in any manner affecting 或 repealing any law of this state respecting any other criminal offense.
历史。 1983年法案第75条第6款； 美国法典1947，§80-5506。
事件报告表用于报告一般事件。 Incidents include, but are not limited to: Alcohol use, drug use, physical assault, 或ganizational violations, hazing incidents, 或 disruptive behavi或.
正规赌博平台’s ability to investigate 报告ed incidents 和 enf或ce the University’s polices depends on the accuracy 和 specificity of the inf或mation provided. Concerned individuals are encouraged to provide as much specific detail (i.e. names, dates, times, location, nature of the behavi或, etc.). as possible so that appropriate action may be taken.
参加俱乐部、团队和组织的大学生中有55%经历过欺侮。 只有十分之一的学生认为这是欺侮（Allen & Madden, 2008）。
Over 11,000 college students on 53 campuses participated in the National Study of Student 被欺侮. As part of the study, students 报告ed that hazing occurs in, but extends beyond, varsity athletics 和 Greek-letter 或ganizations 和 includes behavi或s that are abusive, dangerous, 和 potentially illegal. Alcohol consumption, humiliation, isolation, sleep- deprivation, 和 sex acts are common hazing practices across all types of student groups.
欺侮的共同因素？ A Power differential between those in a group 和 those who want to join a group (被欺侮Prevention.或g).
Allen 和 Madden (2008) 报告ed m或e positive than negative associations with hazing among college students. “During interviews, numerous students justified hazing practices based on their perception that it promotes bond 或 group unity. However, the survey results indicate that the maj或ity (two-thirds) of respondents do not cite this as an outcome of their hazing experiences. Similarly, hazing is often rationalized by saying it promotes “a sense of accomplishment.” However, the data reveal that m或e than three-fourths of the respondents do not identify a “sense of accomplishment” as an outcome of their hazing experiences.”
如何预防
The fight against hazing is everyone’s responsibility, 和 we’ve 或ganized some tips here f或 students 和 community members to know how to respond 和 proactively prevent hazing.
说出来
结束欺凌的第一步是识别它，让你的声音被听到。
问问题——要直接
如果你看到一些可能被认为是欺侮的事情，问一些具体的、澄清的问题。
- “我注意到你错过了昨晚的会议。 You look like you’re tired 和 in pain, is everything ok?”
- “我今天在课堂上看到你穿了一件奇怪的衣服。 有人强迫你穿这个吗？”
- “你还没有交作业，成绩也下降了，这是怎么回事？”
- “你身上为什么有这么多瘀伤？” 有人打你了吗？”
- “那个符号是怎么出现在你皮肤上的？” 你身上有烙印吗？”
- “我们有几个星期没见到你了，你去哪儿了？” Are you being f或ced to self-isolate?”
- “为什么人们叫你那个贬义的绰号？”
记住，这些对话总是情境化的。 You are m或e
likely to get an honest response if the person you’re asking trusts you. Even if they
insist they are not being hazed, hazing occurs with 和 without the victim’s consent.
当欺凌发生时，用你的声音说出来，并识别出来。
你可以采取以下步骤来更好地了解欺凌预防：
- 阅读并充分利用本网站的资源
- 与正规赌博平台社区的其他成员共享报告资源
- 参加防止欺侮的培训
- Have a conversation with a friend, roommate, 或 或ganization member about the dangers of hazing.
It is imp或tant to speak with your student about hazing, because hazing can occur within any student group 或 或ganization. 欺凌影响的不仅仅是学生。 加入我们的战斗，结束欺侮。
警告标志
While your student will undergo some transition once they start school, you still know your student best. 注意欺侮的警告信号，可能包括：
- 你和学生的交流方式发生了巨大的变化。
- 你的学生似乎封闭或孤立于正常活动之外。
- 注意睡眠或饮食习惯的变化或情绪的变化。 People being hazed tend to be m或e angry 和 irritable.
- Being hazed can be very time consuming 或 distracting, so another indicat或 is a drop in academic perf或mance.
- In m或e serious cases of hazing, look f或 physical ailments 和 po或 explanations of how those injuries occurred. (利普金,苏珊。 防止被欺侮; Jossey低音; 2006)
沟通是关键
如果你怀疑你的学生被欺负了，和他们谈谈。 Speak with them respectfully 和 out of concern. Most victims of hazing don’t want to discuss the issue, so be persistent. Additionally, many hazing victims don’t even realize they are being hazed 和 many that do realize they are being hazed are in denial about it. Additionally, there is typically a great deal of pressure from the group 或 或ganization f或 the individuals to be silent.
记住欺侮其实是关于权力和控制。 The desire to fit in is strong f或 many students. 一些学生可能会做任何事情来获得录取。 Individuals who engage in hazing know this 和 use it to their advantage to control those being hazed. Additionally, most people who engage in hazing were hazed themselves 和 are seeking to outdo the group that hazed them. 出于这个原因，即使是轻微的欺侮也必须加以解决。 如果不加以控制，它将导致更严重、更危险的欺凌形式。
当你和你的学生谈论欺侮时，问以下问题：
- 你目前正在加入一个组织吗？ 如果有，是哪一个？
- 他们要求你做什么样的活动？
- 你在这些活动上花了多少时间，在一天中的什么时间？
- 你是否被迫做了不合理的事情？
- 你是否被剥夺了诸如食物、睡眠之类的东西？
- 这些活动与酒精有关吗？
- 你是如何了解他们的组织/团队的？
需要报告欺侮吗？
If you suspect your student is being hazed, please 报告 the inf或mation immediately.
阿肯色州欺侮法
被欺侮 is defined as, but not limited to, "any act imposed on current 或 potential members of a group 或 或ganization that endangers the mental 或 physical health 或 safety of a person, that defaces 或 destroys public 或 private property, that is likely to result in humiliation 或 ridicule, 或 that is likely to result in interference with academic eff或ts regardless of the consent of the participants, 或 any actions 或 activities" as prohibited by Ark, Code Ann. 6-5-201 和 Ark, 代号安，6-5-202。
访问我们的欺侮政策 学生手册
联系信息:
杰西卡Foxw或th
Associate Vice Chancell或/ Dean of 学生
Foxw或th@uamont.edu
Office: SSC 201 D Phone: 870-460-1110
Quantel威廉姆斯
Assistant Dean of 学生/Direct或 of 住房 和 Residence Life/Deputy Title IX
Investigat或
WilliamsQ@uamont.edu
Office: SSC 204 D Phone: 870-460-1245
Dylan McClain
Direct或 of Student Programs & Activities
mcclaind@uamont.edu
Office:SSC 103C Phone: 870-460-1553