Hazing is an act committed as part of:

1. A person's recruitment, initiation, pledging, admissions into, or affiliation with a student group; or
2. Any pastime or amusement engaged with respect to such a student group;
3. That causes, or is likely to cause, bodily danger or physical harm, or serious psychological emotional harm to any student.

Read more about hazing:
Washington Anti-Hazing Law: Sam's Law
Federal Anti-Hazing Law: Stop Campus Hazing Act

Examples of hazing include, but are not limited to:

1. Causing, directing, coercing, or forcing a person to consume any food, liquid, alcohol, drug, or substance which subjects the person to risk of such harm;
2. Humiliation by ritual act;
3. Striking another person with an object or body part;
4. Causing someone to experience excessive fatigue, or physical and/or psychological shock; or 
5. Causing someone to engage in degrading or humiliating games or activities that create a risk of serious psychological, emotional, and/or physical harm.

Incident reporting form

If you witness, experience, or are asked to take part in any act of hazing, report your concerns using the incident reporting form. 

As a reminder, any and all incidents not consistent with the routine and expected operation of the College should be reported on this form. It may be a conduct (student or non-student) issue, accident, injury, crime, fire, etc. 911 calls made during business hours must be reported to the college switchboard (360.383.3000), if no answer, call Administrative Services (360.383.3350) and advise that 911 has been called.