Page 16 of 93 Both failing to report hazing and hazing that does not result in serious bodily injury are Class BH amz iins gd er me seual tni on rgs i. nHaa zdienagt ht hi sa ta rset sa ut el t jsa ii lnf esleorni oy u. As nb oo dr gi layn ii znaj ut iroyn ifso ua nCdl agsusi l At y mo fi shdaezmi negamn oary. ba me foi nu ne dt d$o5u, 0b0l e0s ttoh $e 1l o0 s, 0s 0o0r oe rx,pfeonr si ensc iidnec nu trsr ecda ubsei cnagups ee rosfotnhael hi najzuirnyg oi nr cpi rdoepnet .r t y d a m a g e , a n It is not a defense to prosecution that the person hazed consented to the hazing activity. A person reporting a specific hazing incident to the University is immune from civil and ccroinmdiuncatlclhiaabriglietsy. unless the report is made in bad faith. This includes immunity to student State law does not limit or affect an education institution’s right to enforce its own penalties against hazing. The Education Code (Texas Education Code, Chapter 37) defines hazing as “any intentional, kp ne roswo inn go,r oarcrt ei ncgk lwe si st ha cott ho ec rc su, rdr ii nr egcot endoar goafifntshteac as tmu pd eu ns toffoarnt he de upcuart pi oonsael oi nf spt li et udtgi ionng b, by eoi nn ge ionrigt ai antiezda t iionnt .o” , T ha fef isl itaattiuntge cwo ni ttha,i nhs oal dl iisnt go f ocfof ni cdeu citn, ,wohri c hmcaoinnsttaiitnuitnegs hma zeimn gb. e r s h i p i n a n Examples of hazing include, but are not limited to: a. Ae lne yc t tryopnei c o sf hpohcyksi incga l sbhrouut ladl i ttyh issu cbhe aesl ewc thriipc psi nh go ,c kb ienagt ,i npgl, ascti rni gk i no gf , ab rhaanrdmi nf ug l, b. s I s n u p v b a o c s e l t v a , e n c s c a e s li ls o e t n e h p e t h n d e i e c b p s o , r i d o v y r a , t o o io t r h n s e , i r m e x si p l i a m o r s i u ala c r r t e i v a t c i o t t i i t e v h s i e ; t ye ltehma te ns ut sb, jceoc nt sf i nt heemsetnutdiennat st om aa nl l uhenareltahsoornasabfleetyrioskf tohfehstaurdmenotr; that adversely affects the mental or physical c. Isnuvbos ltvaensc ec ownhsiucmh ps ut ibo jne cot sf tf ho oe di ,n dl i iqvui di du, a al ltcoo hr ioslki c o bf ehvaer rma g, eo sr , wd hr ui cghs , a od rv eortsheel yr d. a A b f e n f v e y e c a t r s c a tg t i h v e e it o y m r t e h l n i a q t t u a i l o n o r v r o i p l n v h e ay s n s c i c o a a e m l r h c o i e u n a n g l t t t h h t h e o a r s t t s ua w d fe o e t u n y l t d o t of l t e c h a o e d n p s a ue r m r s e o e a n a s ; o d nr ua bg ;l ea np ae lrcsoohno lti oc e. b A w e n h l y i i e c a h v c e i t n i t v h v i o a t t y lv t e t h h s e a a s t t v i u i n o d d l e a u n t c i t e o i s n s o i o n r f t t o r h e x e q ic u Pa i e t r e n e d a s. l t Choedset.udent to perform a duty or task, If you have knowledge of the planning or occurrence of a specific hazing incident, you must report it. Students who learn of hazing should report it via the TAMIU ReportIt form available at www.tamiu.edu/reportit or:
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