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Help: Examples of Reform After Hazing Charges
I am an alumni of a fraternity that has been found guilty of hazing for infractions such as pouring beer on new members and requiring them to wear hoods while moving between initiation stations. The judiciary committed believes that expulsion for 10 years is the only punishment appropriate for any type of hazing no matter the degree. They believe no reform is possible. I hope to contest this believe by compiling examples of fraternities that were able to improve themselves and move past charges of hazing.
Does anyone know of any cases where a fraternity was disciplined for initiation practices and were able to successfully reform their new member programs? If you are a member of such a fraternity, could I use yours as an example? I am sure many cases exist, but I am having difficultly finding specific documentation on them. The newspapers love to publish the cases of fraternities getting in trouble, but not cases where the succeed in improving themselves.
If you prefer not to post such information to the forum, please private message me.
Thank you very much for your help,
Matthew
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