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Raj Das, Jigar Shah, Camilo Marulanda and Stephen Morrison
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People smoke about anywhere on campus (except for the buildings) Causes unpleasant atmosphere Students who are not smoking have to breath in others smoke as they come out of buildings The smokers frequently throw their cigarette buts and boxes on the ground making the campus uglier The Problem
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Survey the NJIT student body to get a better idea of what the students think of the current smoking situation Interview a staff member interested in the problem Interview a student who has been influential in the push for solving the current smoking situation Research the current rules for smoking on campus Actions
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In October 2012 the Student Senate conducted a survey of 634 NJIT students The survey asked students what their opinion on the current smoking situation on campus was Results: Content with current situation: 184 students Want a smoke free campus: 194 Want designated smoking areas: 256 Survey
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Survey Results
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Dr. Judy Washington is on NJIT’s Health Services staff Concerned more with the aesthetics of the campus She frequently walks around the NJIT and Essex County College campuses Essex County College is a smoke free campus She has noticed that ECC’s atmosphere was much cleaner than NJIT’s because of the lack of smoking Interview: Dr. Judy Washington
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NJIT Freshman transfer student from Brookdale Community College Contacted the Student Senate desiring to make NJIT a smoke free campus At Brookdale he had been on the Student Life Board which had been influential in making the College campus smoke free Mohammed was a former smoker who’s life had been heavily affected by the negative affects of smoking Interview: Mohammed Adam
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Students are not allowed to smoke within 25 feet of any buildings People smoking within 25 feet of buildings can only be asked to move away from the buildings (even police can only ask) Cigarette receptacles are placed near buildings Students frequently smoke directly beside the buildings Current State
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Campus Map With 25 Feet Rule
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Enforce the current 25 foot rule Post signs informing people about the rule Allow police to tell people to move away from the buildings Move cigarette receptacles away from the buildings to be consistent Hold seminars etc. to help people quit smoking Recommendations
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Adam, M. (2012, December 4). Personal Interview. NJIT Student Senate. “NJIT Smoking Survey”. Survey. October 2012. Washington, J. (2012, December 4). Personal Interview. References
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