As part of the Stop Campus Hazing Act, which was signed into law in December of 2024, Universities must provide campus-wide, research-informed hazing prevention training programs to its campus community.
Colorado State has partnered with United Educators to provide access to their How to Recognize and Prevent Hazing module, along with access to their entire learning library through your CSU email address.
Sign-In Instructions
If you have previously accessed United Educator’s learning platform, you will be prompted to enter your log-in information, and the course will open once you are logged in.
If you are a first-time user of the United Educators Learning platform, you will need to register your account using the “register” button on the log-in page. To register, please enter:
- Your CSU email address
- Your name
- Create a password of your choosing
- Select your language preference
- Enter the Branch Code 3926-96664
Once you have registered your account, the training module should open for you automatically. The training takes about 20 minutes and is fully self-guided. If you need to log out, your place will be saved when you log back in.
Report Hazing
Hazing can exist across many student organizations. Hazing occurs within academic clubs, honor societies, performing arts, athletic teams, marching bands, recreation clubs, religious student organizations, and service clubs. Nearly half of all college students have experienced hazing, yet most of these students are not aware that the behavior they have experienced is hazing, and can have lasting, negative impacts including depression, isolation and shame.