At New Mexico State University, our Hazing Prevention Consortium is a dynamic coalition of staff working together to build a campus environment where every student feels safe, respected, and free from the dangers of hazing. Our approach is comprehensive and rooted in the latest insights from the Hazing Prevention Framework™, ensuring that our initiatives are both effective and evidence-based.

Through education, outreach, and collaboration, we focus on prevention first — making sure students, faculty, and staff know what hazing looks like, how to stop it, and how to support one another. Our goal is simple but powerful: create a campus culture where hazing has no place.

The Hazing Prevention Consortium ©™(HPC) is a multi-year research-to-practice initiative to support colleges and universities in campus-wide hazing prevention while also helping to build an evidence base for hazing prevention. The HPC is guided by the data-driven Hazing Prevention Framework. HPC members work together with StopHazing's team of research and prevention experts over a three year period, to assess campus climate for hazing and build capacity for planning, developing, implementing, and evaluating data-informed hazing prevention strategies.

The Hazing Prevention Consortium©™, started by StopHazing.org, a leader in the Hazing Prevention movement is a proud group of 11 universities across the nation serving the same goal in mind. End hazing cultures across campuses nationally. NMSU is a member of the 6th cohort of colleges and universities to participate in the Hazing Prevention Consortium.

HPC 6 – 2023-2026: Arizona State University, Harvard College, Indiana University, New Mexico State University, Princeton University, Rhodes College, Southern Methodist University, University of Mississippi, University of San Diego, Virginia Commonwealth University, and William & Mary.