Report Hazing
For hazing to stop, it must be reported.
Safety and Support
Creating a safe, healthy, and supportive fraternity and sorority community is a shared responsibility at Miami University. Fraternity and sorority organizations are expected to uphold university policies, community standards, and community values. Miami provides education, support resources, reporting options, and prevention programs designed to help students thrive and make informed decisions.
Hazing Prevention and Education
Hazing is prohibited by Miami University, the State of Ohio, and all recognized fraternity and sorority organizations.
Miami is committed to preventing hazing through education, reporting resources, community accountability, and ongoing prevention efforts. Students are encouraged to report concerns and seek support if they experience or witness hazing behaviors.
Reporting Concerns and Getting Support
Support resources are available for students who experience or witness concerning behavior, policy violations, discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, or safety concerns.
Report Another Incident
Submit concerns related to hazing, safety, conduct, or organizational behavior.
Sexual Misconduct Support
Access confidential and non-confidential support resources, reporting options, and survivor advocacy services.
Mental Health and Well-Being
Connect with counseling, crisis support, wellness resources, and student support services.
Prevention Education and Bystander Intervention
Miami provides prevention-focused education programs that help students recognize concerning behaviors, intervene safely, support peers, and contribute to a healthier fraternity and sorority community.
Programs include:
- Greek Step Up
- Hazing prevention education
- Alcohol and drug education
- Sexual violence prevention
- Leadership and accountability training
Fire Safety and House Manager Training
IFC Fire Safety and House Managers Training takes place for all fraternity chapters in the fall and spring.
Organizational Accountability
Miami is committed to transparency and accountability within the fraternity and sorority community.
Information about organizational conduct history, suspended organizations, and university recognition status is available through the Organizational Conduct page.
Resources for Students and Families
Students and families are encouraged to ask questions, learn about organizational expectations, and use available campus resources throughout the fraternity and sorority experience.
Miami encourages students to:
- Make informed membership decisions
- Prioritize well-being and academic success
- Seek help when needed
- Report concerning behaviors
- Support one another and their communities
Contact Us
Cliff Alexander Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life
2026 Armstrong Student Center
550 E. Spring St. Oxford, OH 45056
