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In response to the California’s Assembly Bill 2193, Stop Campus Hazing Act, will require California Community colleges to annually train their incoming students on Hazing. The training includes components on identifying hazing, hazing prevention, and bystander intervention strategies. All incoming Students are required to complete the annual training within 9 months of the beginning of the academic year. For students engaging in student organizations, clubs and/or athletic teams, students are required to complete hazing prevention training annually at the beginning of each academic year. 

On September 18, 2025, the South Orange County Community College District approved Administrative Regulation 3436 Hazing. This regulation defines hazing and sets forth the regulation for the reporting, investigation, and resolution of the complaints of hazing. This regulation protects current, former or prospective students and employees. (See AR 3436 Hazing).

Frequently Asked Questions

All students who are required to complete the training have been sent an email notifying them of the requirement. You can access the training by logging in to MySite. You can find the training by navigating to: My Information > Matriculation > Hazing Training. The total video time on the course is 26 minutes. The course offers 6 sections: 

  • Pre-Assessment on Hazing 
  • Introduction to Course 
  • Understanding Hazing 
  • Identifying and Reporting Hazing 
  • Conclusion 
  • Administrative Regulation (AR) 3436 Hazing 
  • Final Assessment Quiz (80% required to pass)

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Yes. AB 2193 requires that ALL incoming students to take the training once during their college education. However, if students are not participating in student organizations, clubs, or athletic teams, students are not required to continue taking training annually.

If you would like additional support in completing the training requirement, please reach out to Student Rights and Grievances Manager, Ezra Omar at eomar@ivc.edu to go over different options that may be available to you.

Please do the best you can to pass the quiz. If you’ve attempted at least 3 times and cannot pass the quiz, please reach out to Ezra Omar, Student Rights and Grievances Manager at eomar@ivc.edu.

No. Your registration will not be impacted if you do not complete the training.

Yes. You may complete the training by emailing the Student Rights and Grievances Manager, Ezra Omar at eomar@ivc.edu to go over different options that may be available to you.

Yes. Please select your preferred language at the bottom left of the training platform. Once your preferred language is selected, the training will be converted to your preferred language.

  • Step 1: Select "language" from the left menu on the page. 
  • Step 2: Select your preferred language from the list of languages. 
  • Step 3: Once the preferred language has been selected, the program will take a few seconds to update. Please be patient during the update. The final view will show preferred language.