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National Gordie Day - The Role of Alcohol in Hazing

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Thu, Sep 24, 2026

2 PM – 3 PM EDT (GMT-4)

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National Gordie Day is held on the Thursday of National Hazing Prevention Week to remember Gordie Bailey ‘s death from alcohol overdose due to hazing and prevent future tragedies. This interactive program educates students on the relationship between alcohol and hazing, demonstrates how to measure a standard drink in our “bartender school,” and teaches students to identify the signs of alcohol overdose using “PUBS.” Students will leave the program motivated to be engaged bystanders by monitoring impaired peers for signs of overdose, never leaving anyone alone to sleep it off, and intervening when they are concerned about hazing. Administrators will learn new tools for student engagement in hazing and alcohol overdose prevention.

Participants will be able to:
• Identify the 4 PUBS signs of alcohol overdose
• List the ways that alcohol use increases the risks of hazing
• Discuss ways to incorporate hazing education into substance misuse prevention efforts

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Co-hosted with: Student Engagement and Leadership, Inter-Sorority Association, Interfraternity Council