Safety and Security Department

Stop Campus Hazing Act

The Stop Campus Hazing Act was signed into law late in December of 2024. The law was passed unanimously in the Senate and House before being signed by President Biden and represents a significant step in national efforts to prevent hazing by improving hazing reporting and prevention efforts on college campuses.

SSC has always taken hazing seriously and has worked to raise awareness about hazing and prevent hazing in any form on our campus. The Stop Campus Hazing Act adds another layer to our prevention efforts by requiring the enhancement of transparency, and prioritizing prevention efforts.

Here鈥檚 what the Stop Campus Hazing Act means for SCC

Campus Security Authorities (CSA鈥檚) are now required to report hazing. For more information about CSA鈥檚 and the Clery Act, please visit: Safety and Security Department Webpage.
Colleges and Universities will need to disclose incidents of hazing on campus as a crime statistic in their Annual Security Report (ASR)
Colleges and Universities must publish a Hazing Transparency Report and update at least twice per year.
Colleges and Universities must provide campus-wide, research-informed hazing prevention training and awareness programs

Here are some important dates to know

Included in the Stop Campus Hazing Act is a timeline for implementation.

Beginning January 1st, 2025, Colleges and Universities must begin collecting hazing statistics.
June 2025, we will update our Hazing Policy to align with the law鈥檚 definitions. You can also visit the Student Affairs Office to view the Conduct Code and the Hazing Policy for students.
December 2025, we will publish our first Campus Hazing Transparency Report which summarizes reported hazing incidents, alleged violations, description of findings, and sanctions imposed if applicable 鈥� Our Campus Hazing Transparency Report will be updated at least twice per year beginning in December 2025.

To report hazing at SCC

If you or someone you know has experienced hazing, we encourage you to submit a report through the Student Affairs Office.

Judy Endres
VP of Student Affairs
507-389-7351 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

John Harper
VP of Retention and Outreach
507-389-7433 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Tim Sisk
Campus Safety and Security
507-389-7214 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

For more information about this legislation, and to view a copy of the law in its entirety, you can visit and learn more about the

Lost and Found

If you've lost or found something, Lost and Found sites are located on both campuses for your assistance. An attempt will be made to notify the found property's "possible owner" if a name, phone number, email, or address is available on the item.

Lost and Found Sites

North Mankato: Welcome Center, Room A120, Phone: 507-389-7220
Faribault: Student Affairs Center, Room A150, Phone: 507-332-5800

Check office hours on the North Mankato Hours and Directions and Faribault Hours and Directions pages before visiting.

Reporting or Claiming Items

To Report a Lost Item: Complete the "Report a Lost Item" form with the Lost and Found Attendant.

To Report a Found Item: Complete the "Report a Found Item" form with the Lost and Found Attendant.

To Claim an item:

Visit the Welcome Center in person
Provide an accurate description of the item(s).
Sign for receipt of the item.

** Important: Unclaimed items are purged at the end of the fiscal year (June 30th). **

Handling Specific Items

State Keys will be forwarded to the facilities director's office (Room A154) or call 507-389-7214.
Access Cards will be forward to the Administrative Assistant to the VP of Finance and Operations (Room A177) or call 507-389-7340.
Valuable Items (Cash, Credit Cards, Checks) will be securly locked at each Lost and Found location.

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