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The Five Great Hazing Myths is a program developed by hazing author and researcher Gentry McCreary, Ph.D. The program presents and dissects five common myths used by students to defend and justify hazing. The program offers students a variety of strategies to employ in addressing the hazing culture in their organizations.

The myths confronted are:

• Hazing builds better members
  
• It isn?t hazing if the newest members volunteer to participate 
• Hazing builds commitment to the group 
• Hazing teaches respect 
• Hazing is a tradition 

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[[aharse, Anne Arseneau]], Co-chair, Hazing Prevention Coalition

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• W&M Featured Events
• Fraternity & Sorority Life Events
• Student Leadership Development
• Hazing Prevention
• Student Engagement & Leadership