tobacco free campus policy Resources – Student Health & Counseling Center The 2026 College and University

Only FDA-approved nicotine replacement therapy products are permitted

A supervisor is expected to hold employees accountable to university policy

Individual rights and concern for their community members (people who smoke feeling alienated) were also barriers to adoption

For benefit-eligible Duke faculty or staff, discounted treatment is available using prescribed Chantix or Buproprion or over the counter nicotine replacement therapies (patches, gum or lozenge) to faculty or staff using a Duke health plan (Duke Basic, Duke Select, Blue Care and Duke Options) and their adult dependents on that plan

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Within this site you will find downloads, training videos and events that can help you and your campus: Adopt, implement, and increase compliance of smoke and tobacco-free policies Collect data about tobacco use on your campus Assess the level tobacco treatment offered to students ADOPTING A NEW POLICY Learn how to navigate the shared governance process