tobacco free campus policy Breathe easy: How colleges and universities are tackling use and secondhand smoke – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER Tobacco Free Resources – Student

While millions of dollars are spent each year on prevention and cessation, it may not be as readily available or resourced by many in the community

Thanks to input from the campus community, the policy encourages healthier choices

Duke students covered by their health plan can make medical appointment through Student Health Services, and nicotine replacement therapy and other treatments that are prescribed can be obtained through the pharmacy with the appropriate insurance co-pay.

The latest grantees of the Tobacco/Vape-Free College Program include: Miles College in Fairfield, Alabama Los Angeles Southwest College in Los Angeles, California Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia** Atlanta Technical College in Atlanta, Georgia Coppin State University Development Foundation in Baltimore, Maryland Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississippi** Cheyney University in Cheyney, Pennsylvania** Clinton College in Rock Hill, South Carolina* LeMoyne-Owen College in Memphis, Tennessee** Jarvis Christian College in Hawkins, Texas** We are grateful for our dedicated college partners across the country who are working to make campus environments healthier places to live, work and learn, said Robin Koval, CEO and president of Truth Initiative

This is money very well spent for the alcohol industry