2025-26 Hazing & Alcohol Overdose Education Programs

Thank you for licensing the Gordie Center's 2025-26 Hazing & Alcohol Overdose Education Programs. There are four sets of PowerPoint slides: potential/new members of student organizations, current members of student organizations, current members 2.0 (which builds on the current members program and is meant to be used in subsequent years), and organization advisors. The cost of licensing each program is $1,000 and includes:

a PowerPoint slide deck addressing hazing identification, the hidden harm of hazing, standard drink definitions, the PUBS signs of alcohol overdose, and bystander intervention. The Current Members and Advisors programs include content on how to create healthy new member programs, and Current Members 2.0 focuses more on discussion within individual organizations;

slides that can be customized with campus-specific positive social norms, state laws and campus hazing policies, medical amnesty policies, reporting procedures, and resources;

detailed facilitation notes for each slide;

embedded videos, activities, and other audience engagement strategies; and

facilitator training.*

*Facilitator training corresponding to each of the presentations conducted by Gordie Center staff. At least two Licensee representatives must attend or view the corresponding facilitator training for each program licensed.

All licenses will also require a signed licensing agreement between your institution and the University of Virginia. Once the licensing agreement is signed, you will receive access to the licensed PowerPoint presentation and facilitator training recording. Gordie Center staff will reach out to you once we receive your order to begin the licensing process.

Please select the program(s) you are licensing below to add them to your cart. If you want the Gordie Center to customize your licensed programs with your school colors and logo (additional $100 fee per custom program), please select how many custom programs you are purchasing and add to your cart.