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What does it mean to be a smoke- and tobacco-free campus?

A smoke- and tobacco-free campus policy prohibits smoking and tobacco use on all of É«ÀÇÉçÇø’s owned and leased properties, including all indoor and outdoor areas. This includes but is not limited to walkways, outdoor common areas, and parking lots. New Jersey state law prohibits smoking in all indoor areas, within 25 feet of public buildings (including colleges and universities), and in all state-owned vehicles. This policy includes products such as: cigarettes,cigars, hookahs, pipes, roll-your-own tobacco, smokeless tobacco, snus, and electronic delivery systems (e.g., e-cigarettes, vapes, pens).

A smoke- and tobacco-free campus policy also: prohibits the sale of all tobacco-related products and merchandise on campus; eliminates all tobacco-industry advertising, promotions, and marketing from campus literature; removes all athletic sponsorship from tobacco-related companies; and refuses any funding from tobacco companies.

Additional FAQs about the policy

Resources for Quitting

Inspira Tobacco Quit Center
 
Call: 866-440-5137

NJ Quit Line
 
Call: 1-866-NJ-STOPS

NJ Department of Health, Office of Tobacco Control and Prevention
 

Students may take advantage of Inspira’s resources, the NJ Quit Line or call the Wellness Center to speak with a counselor about options to quit nicotine or cannabis at 856-256-4333.