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1) The document discusses SUNY Plattsburgh's plan to go tobacco-free by June 1, 2015 and the challenges involved in implementing this policy. 2) Research was conducted among faculty and students that found faculty and students are concerned about secondary smoke and litter from tobacco products on campus. 3) The situation analysis identified two main obstacles - a lack of clear boundaries between campus and city property, and enforcing the new rules which will require addicted individuals to change their daily habits.

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Smoke Free Powerpoint

1) The document discusses SUNY Plattsburgh's plan to go tobacco-free by June 1, 2015 and the challenges involved in implementing this policy. 2) Research was conducted among faculty and students that found faculty and students are concerned about secondary smoke and litter from tobacco products on campus. 3) The situation analysis identified two main obstacles - a lack of clear boundaries between campus and city property, and enforcing the new rules which will require addicted individuals to change their daily habits.

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SUNY PLATTSBURGH

TOBACCO FREE
By: Saleha Hossain, Lisa Douglas, Teah Dowling, Melissa
DiFalco, Matthew Messina-Toombs, David Andrews, Tatyanna
Antoski, Raquel Whitmore, Lauren Weiss

INTRO

SUNY Campuses have gone tobacco free.


Prohibit tobacco use on the campus boundaries.
Reinforcement
Student Enrollment
Health services

SECONDARY RESEARCH

Reinforcement
Tobacco Products
Advertisement (how its promoted)
Main Message
People Involved
Boundary Lines
Resources

Content Analysis

Faculty

Students

Litter = a lot
Secondary smoke = a
lot
Notice smoking in
outside areas

Litter = somewhat
Secondary smoke =
a lot
Started smoking
ages 16-18

Strongly in favor of implementing a plan


Unaware of the current tobacco policy

Survey

5 strategic goals
Provide Outstanding Education
Grow our Clinical Mission
Grow Our Research Enterprise
Commit to our Community
Sustain our University

SUNY Upstate Medical


University

Support Programs
Cessation program
Accessible tobacco treatment
Counseling

SUNY Buffalo

Website
http://www2.cortland.edu/information/tobacco-free/
index.dot

SUNY Cortland

SUNY Plattsburgh is trying to go tobacco free by June


1, 2015. Many other SUNY campuses have started this
movement, and SUNY Plattsburgh feels that it is their time
to make the campus tobacco free. Tobacco is a known
environmental and health hazard to people who use the
product and the others around them. To help start this
movement, SUNY Plattsburgh has to make a well-defined
message to get the word out about the tobacco free campus.

Situation Analysis

With the start of this campaign, we face many obstacles.


Since this is a college campus located in the middle of a city,
there are many visitors that walk and drive through the campus.
A clear line of the school and the cities properties are not well
known, so people are unaware of where they can and cannot
use tobacco products. Once limits are set, there also has to be
reinforcement for people who do use the product on campus.
Tobacco is an addictive product that is a norm in many peoples
lives. These new rules will be a huge daily change for many
peoples lives which can cause an issue with upcoming and
current students and faculty.

Situation Analysis

SUNY Plattsburgh wants to maintain a tobacco-free campus


with the help and support of campus community members.

Core Problem

Inform or Persuade?

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