Compliance Information
Stop Campus Hazing Act
Truman State University consistently promotes positive experiences in student organizations free from hazing behaviors. In compliance with the 2024 amendments to the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, this page brings together campus policies, reporting systems, and prevention strategies in place at Truman to reduce hazing behaviors.
Jeanne Clery Campus Safety ActLocation of Policies
Truman’s policies forbidding hazing and describing how allegations of hazing by students and student organizations will be investigated can be found within the Student Conduct Code (Section 8.050.16) at conduct.truman.edu. Student Organizations additionally agree to abide by campus anti-hazing policies through their annual Recognition Agreement with Union and Involvement Services. Certain acts of hazing could constitute discriminatory behavior and could fall under the auspices of Truman’s Office of Institutional Compliance. In addition to the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, Truman also complies with Missouri state law regarding hazing.
Making a Report of Hazing Behaviors
At conduct.truman.edu, the Conduct Referral Form may be used to make reports to the Office of Citizenship and Conduct concerning student and student organization behavior regarding hazing. Citizenship and Conduct can assist in making these reports.
To make a report concerning faculty or staff behavior regarding hazing, please contact the Office of Human Resources in person at McClain Hall 101, by email at hrstaff@truman.edu or by phone at 660-785-4031.
The Institutional Compliance Office can take a report if the matter involved discrimination based on protected class. Reports can be filed at titleix.truman.edu, and the Institutional Compliance Office can assist in making these reports.
Reports can also be made through the Truman’s Department of Public Safety.
Education and Prevention Programs
The Truman community has a number of opportunities each year to participate in programs designed to educate on and reduce the occurrence of hazing. Those include:
- Safety & Security on Campus presentation each year during Truman Week for all new students
- Hazing Policies and Reporting Guidance email sent to all students, faculty, and staff by the Vice President for Student Engagement and Marketing by the third week of each semester
- Organization Risk Management Training presentation at the start of each semester
- National Hazing Prevention Week sponsored by Fraternity and Sorority Life and available for all students and student organizations
- New Faculty Orientation presented by Human Resources
- ENGAGE Multi-Level Violence Prevention Program from Missouri Partners in Prevention presented by the Center for Community Enrichment and by the Health Science department
Contacts for Additional Information and Assistance
- Office of Citizenship and Conduct
Student Union 3100
occs@truman.edu
660-785-4141
conduct.truman.edu - Union and Involvement Services
Student Union 2000
union@truman.edu
660-785-4222
involvement.truman.edu - Office of Institutional Compliance
Violette Hall 1308
titleix@truman.edu
660-785-4354
titleix.truman.edu - Human Resources
McClain Hall 101
hrstaff@truman.edu
660-785-4031
hr.truman.edu - Department of Public Safety
General Services Building
660-665-5621
police.truman.edu
Campus Hazing Transparency Report
The 2024 amendment to the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act requires all colleges and universities to detail certain information when student organizations are found responsible for having violated campus hazing policies. The following listing is updated at least twice per year. Violations are maintained on this site for five years.
This report was last updated 09/05/2025.