<p>A coalition of faculty, staff and students at William &Mary is working to prevent hazing on campus, and they are doing so in part witha new messaging campaign.</p><p>The "My Tribe, My Responsibility: A Home Without Hazing"campaign kicked off Monday as the university recognizes National HazingPrevention Week. The main message of the campaign is: "At William & Mary,being demeaned or exposed to harm should never be part of campus life."</p><p>"We think that gives a context that gives lots of people anentry point for talking about hazing," said Anne Arseneau, director of studentleadership development and a member of the coalition.</p><p>As a part of their efforts to spread the message throughoutcampus, the coalition has started a Twittercampaign with the hashtag #WYDTO, which stands for "what you didn't thinkof." Throughout the week, a series of tweets will be sent out with informationon what people may not know about the people who experience hazing. Inaddition, on Oct. 2, W&M willhost nationally-recognized speaker Travis Apgar, who will discuss howhazing impacted his life.</p><p><a href="http://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2012/coalition-starts-hazing-prevention-messaging-campaign.php">Keep reading...</a></p>