Tobacco-Free Campus is a movement led by post-secondary students across Alberta who are concerned about the health and well-being of their fellow-students and their communities.

Tobacco-Free Campus leaders advocate for policy changes at their campus that will:

• Protect students and workers from second-hand smoke: Including student residences, campus bars, and other social settings.
  
  
• Prohibit advertising and other tobacco company promotions: Including ads in campus newspapers for tobacco company events, tobacco advertisements in campus bars, and events sponsored by tobacco companies.
  
  
• Remove tobacco promotions from campus stores. Ban displays of cigarettes and signs behind or on the counter of the store.
  
  
• Stop selling tobacco products on campus.
  
  
• Prohibit investments in, and donations from, the tobacco industry.
  
  
• Help students who are trying to quit. Ensure that Health Services staff follow clinical practice guidelines and have resources available for students and staff who are ready to quit.