At this time, only forty-four states have anti-hazing laws & there is not a set policy across the board for all institutions.  Instead, policies are often determined by the institutions based on their specific needs.  This allows organizations & institutions Though hazing has been a consistent topic in higher education, solutions and reflections have not been offered.  Generally hazing prevention solely relies on the members of the organization & the organization’s advisor.  While every member does have the opportunity to change the atmosphere of hazing, it should not solely rely on these students.  Students in these organizations are young adults who are still developing their identity.  With the proper support from their Office of Greek Life/Student Involvement as well as the institution as a whole, the environment for hazing can be changed. The organization coupled with the institution’s effort to make changes to not only prevention but reflection & action plans can be the start of effective changes to this continuing issue.