Help Make SF State a Smoke-Free Campus
SF State established a new smoking policy on Aug. 1, 2004, calling for the University to become a smoke-free campus with designated smoking areas. The objective is to promote health and to protect all who live, work, study or visit the campus from a major health concern: secondhand smoke.
Read SF State's smoking policy: Environmental tobacco smoke is recognized as the third leading cause of preventable death.
View SF State's designated smoking areas: Visit the online campus map with areas set aside for smoking.
Take the second-hand smoke quiz: How much do you know about the effects of second-hand smoke?
Learn about Smoking Resources: Visit the Student Health Services Web page listing tobacco control and smoking-cessation program links.
Request a brochure and map: E-mail us for a copy of our pocket brochure, "Thank You for Keeping SFSU a Smoke-Free Campus." It shows the locations of all designated smoking areas.
From the President: "It is respect for each other and for the shared rules of our community that will make this policy work."
Join the effort: To learn more about ways to help make this policy work, e-mail: smokefree@sfsu.edu.
