What is the Campus Hazing Transparency Report?
At Buffalo State University, we are committed to upholding a zero-tolerance policy against all forms of hazing. To remain consistent with our policy and in accordance with federal law, Buffalo State publishes this report twice a year, listing any student organization found responsible for hazing. It will be published at the conclusion of the Fall and Spring semesters.
The Details of the Report
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The name of the organization involved in the hazing incident
This does not include any identifiable information.
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A general summary of the incident
This includes:
- whether drugs or alcohol were involved,
- what the institution concluded, and
- any outcomes the institution imposed on the organization (if any).
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Key dates
This includes:
- when the hazing was alleged to have happened,
- when the institution started investigating,
- when the institution concluded with a finding of hazing,
- and when the organization was officially notified of that finding.
Fall 2024
delta Delta Phi Zeta
Date Investigation Initiated – October 7th, 2024
Date Investigation Ended – December 3rd, 2024
Type of Incident – Hazing & Disruptive Behavior
Description of Incident – Evidence revealed that their new member intake process included inappropriate dares and social media bans.
Date Charge – December 6th, 2024
Outcomes – Suspension of New Member Intake through the Spring 2025 semester; Required Compliance: Mandatory New Member Intake Education Workshops for all members. This consisted of a two-part training focusing on anti-hazing practices, facilitated by the Student Leadership and Engagement Office.