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Anti-Bullying CampaignGreg Cherry, Stephen Henninger, Brian
Park, and James ThrenMiami University- Student Affairs
in Higher Education
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Masculinity Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcJ9rb9Qem0&feature=youtu.be
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Bullying and Bystander Behavior
- Bullying: What is it? - Bullying is typically only talked about at the school
age level, but it is often seen in various forms on college campuses. (ie cyber bullying, hazing)
- Bystander Behavior - Decreased likelihood an individual will intervene on
behalf of another if there is the perception that other bystanders are present. (Howard, Landua, Pryor, 2014)
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Men, the man box, and bystander behavior
● Societal expectations of men are to:o Hypsersexualize womeno Physical Strengtho Be emotionless
● Men embrace societal expectations, the Man Box, out of fear (Berkowitz, 2010)o Men’s fear of disapproval from other men intensifies the influence of
misconceptions regarding how men should behave.
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How College Men Feel about Being Menand “Doing the Right Thing”
● “Men often conform to an ideal of masculinity that we don’t like because the consequences of non-conforming can be serious.” (Berkowitz, p.2, 2010)
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Step Up Program
● National Step-Up, developed at University of Arizona, program educates students to be an active bystander and help others (Step-Up CITATION)
● Used at Miami University to educate all students on active bystander, but focuses on:o Student Athleteso Greek Studentso Associated Student Governmento LGBTQ* community
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References- Berkowitz, A. (2010, April). How college men feel about being men and “doing the right thing”. In J. A. Laker and T. Davis
(Eds.) Masculinities in Higher Education: Theoretical and Practical Implications, Rutledge. - Howard, A., Landau, S. s., & Pryor, J. (2014). Peer bystanders to bullying: Who wants to play with the victim?. JournalOf Abnormal Child Psychology, 42(2), 265-276. - About-Step UP! Program. (n.d.). Retrieved February 20, 2015 from: http://stepupprogram.org/about/