SUNY Plattsburgh Observes Hazing Prevention Week

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• SUNY Plattsburgh Observes Hazing Prevention Week

  SUNY Plattsburgh is holding Hazing Prevention Week activities through Thursday under the theme “Respect, Inclusion and Accountability.” Events include educational programs, athletic activities, giveaways and a vigil for victims of violence. Thursday’s schedule includes a program on recognizing alcohol overdose and a presentation examining how hazing can affect students’ personal and professional development.