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The American Lung Association of Oregon and its partners are working with community colleges statewide to address tobacco use and secondhand smoke on campus through comprehensive tobacco-free policy, education, and cessation support. The goal of this initiative is healthier and more accessible learning and work environments for college students, staff, faculty, and visitors.
Visit our new website www.tobaccofreecollege.org for resources for college policymakers and for students, staff, and the public.
View our “How to” Guide for Making Your Campus Tobacco-Free
Register-Guard Editorial: The ‘O’ is not an ashtray: UO can be first tobacco-free Pac-10 campus (5/28/09)
Oregonian Editorial: Breathing easy on another Oregon campus (5/27/09)
Smoking or non smoking? Local college poised to review policy (Argus Observer, 4/24/09)
A tobacco-free campus remains an option (2/12/09, The Torch, LCC)
Daily Astorian Editorial: It's not a matter of if, but of when (8/21/08)
More news
Public Health Problems of Tobacco and Secondhand Smoke
Students Want Tobacco-Free Campuses
Organizations Recommending Tobacco-Free Policy
National List of 100% Tobacco-Free Colleges
Tobacco-Free Campuses in Oregon
Overview - The Three Phases of Policy Change
Policy Adoption
Policy Implementation
Policy Enforcement
Tobacco Prevention & Education Resources
Cessation/ Quit Tobacco Support
For more information about how the Oregon Tobacco-Free College Initiative can help your college, please contact:
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