1. Smoke- and Tobacco-Free University 2003-2014 Steps Taken, Lessons Learned and Next Steps Paula Staight Director Health Promotion University of Oregon

2. Timeline

3. Campus Health Action on Tobacco CHAT 2003-05: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Approached campuses in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Goal to work on tobacco control policies. Major accomplishment: 2004: Eliminated tobacco sales in student union Began work on creating a smoke-free campus

4. 2007-08 2007: Environmental Issues Committee recommendations 2008: Smoke-free Task Force created  Comprised of faculty, staff and a student  Survey sent out to all faculty, staff and students  Two open forums held  Spoke with other campuses who had ‘gone’ before us

5. November 17, 2010 Provost Jim Bean announced for President Lariviere: “It’s a great time to be a Duck — and it’s even better to be a tobacco-free Duck. I’m proud that we’re the first in the PAC -10 to do this. I applaud Amelie and our students for their leadership, and I want to thank everyone who helped make this a reality. We’re sending a powerful message today that when you come on this campus, you join a community committed to mind and body. You have now heard it from me: the University of Oregon will be tobacco free.”

6. 2011 Implementation Committee was created.  Over 40 people from across campus plus three co-chairs. Three sub-committees:  Marketing and communications  Aug 2011 got permission to work with NIKE  Enforcement  Campus Boundaries

7. June 2012 Oregon Administrative Rule # 571-050-0005 filed with the Secretary of State in Oregon. UO formally became a smoke- and tobacco- free campus September 1, 2012 Oregon State University became a smoke-free campus the same date

8. Enforcement Likely the most asked question. OAR has some ‘teeth’ Communication/awareness a factor Know students want a smoke-free campus if we say we ARE a smoke-free campus

9. Campus Boundaries More complicated than it sounds. Where do we have the right to enforce? Consider: – University owned: main campus, Portland, Charleston, etc. – University leased to another – University leased to the UO – Properties adjacent to the UO: Pioneer Cemetery for ex. OAR states university owned and controlled

11. Marketing

12. Spring/Summer 2011

13. Pitch to Nike Summer 2011

14. NIKE Creative

19. Policy Awareness

21. Signage

22. Door and Window Decals

23. More Signage

24. Press Coverage

25. Cessation Support Students: have access to free gum and patches Faculty and Staff: have access to free cessation support and NRT through their insurance and/or through the Oregon Quit Line

26. 2014-15 Where we are two years out:  litter  compliance/enforcement  marketing/communication

27. Questions?