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CSU smokes less than Boulder, more than Colorado

National tobacco use
18.4 percent of total population

State with highest tobacco use
Kentucky: 29 percent of total population

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State with Lowest tobacco use
Utah: 11 percent of total population

Colorado Tobacco Use
17.6 percent overall

CSU student tobacco use
19 percent of students smoke tobacco

CU–Boulder tobacco Use
21.3 percent of students smoke tobacco
Colorado Colleges and Universities who have enacted 100 percent smoke-free campus policies
Colorado Christian University
Colorado Mountain College Summit Campus
Denver School of Nursing
Northeastern Junior College
Anschutz Medical campus — University of Colorado Denver

 

The question of whether CSU should become a 100 percent smoke-free campus has become a topic of discussion for the Associated Students of CSU after the student Senate was presented with data showing that 53 percent of students and 63 percent of faculty and staff would prefer a smoke-free campus policy.

The date comes from an ASCSU survey conducted last spring that centered on policies regarding tobacco use on campus. Eight-hundred-and-six students and 1,986 faculty and staff participated in the survey.

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