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The NCAA, the University of Kansas and Kansas Athletics Inc. are committed to good sportsmanship and ethical conduct. The NCAA has a variety of resources of athletes, trainers and coaches that discuss healthy practices, and they host a program promoting positive attitudes called Building New Traditions: Hazing Prevention in College Athletics. Additionally, the NCAA supports the work of the Step UP! program.

If you have any questions or need information regarding possible hazing incidents within your team, call the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs at (785) 864-4060.

From the NCAA:  Is it hazing or team building?

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Hazing

Team Building

Humiliates and degrades

Promotes respect and dignity

Tears down individuals

Supports and empowers

Creates division

Creates real teamwork

Lifelong nightmares

Lifelong memories

Shame and secrecy

Pride and integrity

Is a power trip

Is a shared positive experience
 
     
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