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In the two weeks since the Smoke-Free Campus Policy came into effect on Sept. 1, the focus has been on raising awareness and public education, says Marcela Ciampa, director of organizational development and training in the Department of Human Resources.
“The aim of our policy is to create a safer and healthier environment for working and learning,” she says. “These policies are proven to contribute to building a healthy community by reducing smoking and vaping prevalence and the adverse effects of second-hand smoke, vaping, and tobacco use.”
The University of Windsor is set to launch its Smoke-Free Campus policy Sept. 1.
The Smoke-Free Campus Steering Committee is seeking feedback from students, faculty, and staff on the draft Smoke-Free Campus Policy.
Claim a seat at the table by volunteering for the Workplace Wellness or Training Advisory committee.