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What Type of Bystander Are You?

You are on Facebook and see some of your teammates’ posts about upcoming “initiation” for this year’s freshmen, as well as pictures from last year. You know it’s actually hazing and you’re not comfortable with what they are planning. It seems that they push the limit a little more every year but they justify it by saying it’s what makes the team close and that it’s “tradition.” You want to say something but feel intimidated and don’t want them to think less of you. What do you do?
Private message your teammate and tell them you are concerned the initiation plan might be hazing and you aren’t comfortable with it
Tell a trusted friend or your coach your concerns and work on a plan to address it together
Suggest another activity you could do instead to bond as a team
You are at a party. During the past hour you notice your friend Sam has been talking to Rory. They seem to be having a good time but it is clear that Rory has had too much to drink. At one point Sam walks by you and you hear him say he is just going to get Sam “one more” and “that should be enough.” A few minutes later you see him put his arm around Sam and start to lead them upstairs. You are concerned that Sam is too drunk to give to consent and this could lead to a sexual assault. Which one of these would you be most likely to do?
Go up to Sam and say, "Hey, I'm worried you might be making a mistake...How about you two meet up tomorrow?"
Go and find your friend and say, "I am going to ask if Sam wants to grab food. Do you want to see if Rory is ready to go home?
Go up to one of them and say “ I’m starving. Want to grab food?”
You notice your friend is getting way too drunk. They are slurring their words and look like they are about to pass out. Everyone is playing King’s Cup and you see them get the King and are about to chug their whole drink. At this point you are worried about them, and think if they drink more they could be at risk for alcohol poisoning. What do you do?
Go up to them and say "I'm not sure you should do this...You seem pretty drunk right now."
Talk to your someone else at the party about what is happening "I don't feel comfortable with what's happening. What do you think we could do?"
Make up a reason for them to leave the game with you, “I have to go to the bathroom; come with me.”
Your friends just hot boxed their car. You can tell your friend is really high and the whole car smells like weed. Your friend suggests driving to Taco Bell to get some food. You are worried about them driving right now, what would you be most likely to do?
Say “ I don’t think it’s safe for you to drive right now.”
Go find a friend inside the party who is sober to drive you there instead.
Say “ Hey let’s go inside, I think they have food in there. I think they have chips and ice cream!”
You and a friend live on the same wing in the dorms. You walk by their room and hear them crying. In the past, that have shared with you that their boyfriend/girlfriend yells at them, humiliates them, and always wants to know where they are and who they are with. It appears they have some fresh bruises around their eye and arms. What do you do?
Tell her you are concerned about her and that her relationship seems unhealthy
Tell your RA or the Campus Wellness Coordinator you are concerned your friend might be in an abusive relationship.
Invite her to hang out with you and your friends instead of with the girlfriend/boyfriend. Plan a really fun night out they can’t refuse.
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