Remember Nolan Project
UPCOMING EVENTS.
Buffalo State University | National Hazing Prevention Week
Join the Remember Nolan Project at Buffalo State University for an evening of education, reflection, and action. Hear Nolan's story, view Breathe, Nolan, Breathe and join the conversation about creating safer, stronger communities built on respect, accountability, and belonging.
September 23, 2026
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Campbell Student Union Social Hall
Buffalo State University, Buffalo, NY
Come for Nolan. Come for our students. Because every student deserves to return home safely.
Invitation to Entire Campus Community - Hazing Prevention Event
Faces of Hazing
Explore Their Story
Behind every hazing tragedy is a person whose life, dreams, family, and future mattered. We share these stories to honor their lives, preserve their legacies, and inspire people to recognize, prevent, and speak out against hazing.
Select a name below to learn more about their story and the organizations carrying their legacy forward.
Nolan Michael Burch
A caring son, brother, and friend whose story inspires students to recognize dangerous situations, act courageously, and help prevent hazing and bullying.
Robert Darnell Champion
A gifted musician and drum major whose legacy continues through education, advocacy, and efforts to prevent hazing and violence.
Visit the Robert D. Champion Drum Major for Change Foundation
Tucker W. Hipps
A Clemson University student remembered for his leadership, compassion, faith, and commitment to helping others.
Visit the Tucker W. Hipps Memorial Foundation
Timothy J. Piazza
A Penn State engineering student remembered for his kindness, humor, generous heart, and dream of helping children through prosthetic technology.
Visit the Timothy J. Piazza Memorial Foundation
Max Gruver
An aspiring journalist remembered as a kind and generous young man whose story continues to advance hazing awareness, education, policy, and legal advocacy.
BLOOD DRIVE IN MEMORY OF NOLAN
BLOOD DRIVE
IN MEMORY OF NOLAN.
CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
20 MILTON ST. WILLIAMSVILLE, NY
IN HUGHSON HALL.
Nolan was able to save four lives through organ donation. You can save at least three lives, right here in Western New York, just by donating your blood!
Make your appointment today and be a superhero. See you on the 11th.
Donors receive a Bills phone wallet and a chance to win tickets to a Bills home game!
Schedule an Appointment Today!
There are several ways:
Tap on the button below, Scan the QR code, call ConnectLife at 716.529.4270
-or- visit ConnectLifeGiveBlood.org & enter sponsor code: 000239
Anti-Hazing & Bullying Symposium
Anti-Hazing & Bullying Symposium.
This Event Coincides with National Hazing Prevention Week and the launch of our new program - Voices For Nolan.
Voices for Nolan is a turn-key online program designed for students in grades 9-12 that provides students, teachers, and parents with the tools needed to combat hazing and bullying in schools and communities, and create lasting positive change.
Schools and Organizations attending this event will be eligible to receive a complimentary 1-year license for Voices for Nolan, courtesy of Highmark Blue Fund.
This symposium will be a powerful event bringing together education leaders, parents, and experts from Western New York dedicated to combating the pervasive issues of hazing and bullying students face in schools, sports, and activities.
This event is FREE to attend, but registration is required
Food and beverages will be provided.
Presentations by Mental Health and Education Experts
An overview of our new program, Voices for Nolan
How it works:
You may register as an individual or a group
Following registration, you will receive a confirmation email
Check-in will be by attendee name and school/organization
Remember Nolan Project & Voices for Nolan are supported by generous grants from:
Highmark Blue Fund & Rockville Centre St. Patrick’s Parade.