Hazing on agenda of FAMU meeting after death
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Hazing is on the agenda of a meeting of Florida A&M University of trustees.
The trustees begin a two-day meeting in Orlando on Wednesday.
The meeting is starting off with a session addressing hazing following the death of FAMU band member Robert Champion.
Champion died Nov. 19 aboard a band bus following a football game against rival Bethune Cookman.
Detectives are investigating the role of hazing in Champion's death.
The 26-year-old drum major's death led to the firing of FAMU's band leader, the temporary shuttering of the band and the expulsion of four students.
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