The Tobacco-Free Campuses New Mexico network works with colleges and universities statewide to inform, educate, and empower your institution to be tobacco-free.

YOU RECEIVE (AT NO COST)

  • Information and experience in implementing and updating tobacco-free policies
  • Guidance for receiving grants to fund your efforts
  • Peer-sharing of resources across campuses
  • Materials you can use to communicate policy change across campus

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WHO YOU ARE

  • Students, staff, and faculty at New Mexico post-secondary institutions
  • Clubs, organizations, and task forces at New Mexico post-secondary institutions
  • Advocates for tobacco-free campus policies at New Mexico post-secondary institutions

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IN-NETWORK INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS

  • Carrington College
  • Central New Mexico Community College
  • Clovis Community College
  • Diné College – Crownpoint
  • Diné College – Shiprock
  • Eastern New Mexico University
  • Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA)
  • Luna Community College
  • Mesalands Community College
  • Navajo Technical University
  • New Mexico Highlands University
  • New Mexico Junior College
  • New Mexico Military Institute
  • New Mexico State University – Alamogordo
  • New Mexico State University – Carlsbad
  • New Mexico State University – Grants
  • New Mexico State University – Las Cruces
  • New Mexico Tech
  • Northern New Mexico College – Espanola
  • San Juan College
  • Santa Fe Community College
  • Santa Fe University of Art & Design
  • Southwest University of Visual Arts
  • Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute
  • St. John’s College  University of New Mexico – Albuquerque
  • University of New Mexico – Gallup
  • University of New Mexico – Taos
  • University of New Mexico – Valencia
  • University of the Southwest
  • Western New Mexico University
All colleges and universities.

“At San Juan College the success of our students is our top priority. Part of that includes providing a safe and healthy learning environment, as well as encouraging healthy habits that will serve them well now and as they enter a workforce that is increasingly becoming tobacco free.”

KENNY HIBNER

San Juan College Interim Director of Public Safety

TOBACCO FREE CAMPUSES PROVIDE:

  • Respectful, healthy environments to live, learn, and work
  • Decreased second-hand smoke and fewer health issues for those with respiratory problems
  • Cleaner campuses, free of tobacco waste
  • Supportive environments for those wanting to quit
  • Cost reduction