Clayton State, a Tobacco-Free Campus

As of October 1st, 2014, Clayton State University will be a tobacco-free campus, in compliance with the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia’s policy 9.1.7.

Why go tobacco-free?

The purpose of the policy is to create a health-supporting community for everyone, tobacco-users and non-users alike. The new policy also supports the right of all people on university system campuses to breathe smoke-free air. The simple reason for our policy is respect for each other and the environment. We hope that smokers who choose to continue smoking will respect our smoke-free environment out of concern for their fellow campus community members.

For more information visit USG Tobacco-Free.

What are considered “Tobacco Products”?

“Tobacco Products” are defined as cigarettes, cigars, pipes, all forms of smokeless tobacco, clove cigarettes and any other smoking devices that use tobacco, such as hookahs, or simulate the use of tobacco, such as electronic cigarettes.

What areas of campus are prohibited?

The use of tobacco is prohibited in any area of the campus. This includes the following:

• All Clayton State Campus Buildings and Grounds
• All Clayton State Parking Lots
• All Clayton State Dorms and Apartments