Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus Sample Clauses

Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus. Residence Facility and the entire University campus is tobacco and smoke- free pursuant to BOR Policy 9.1.7. The use of all forms of tobacco products is expressly prohibited. Tobacco products is defined as cigarettes, cigars, pipes, all forms of smokeless tobacco, clove cigarettes, and any other smoking devices that use tobacco such as hookahs or simulate the use of tobacco such as electronic cigarettes.
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Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus. The Institution is tobacco and smoke free in accordance with BOR Policy 9.1.
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Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus. In accordance with the Georgia Smoke Free Air Act of 2005, Title 31 Chapter 12A, this policy reinforces the University System of Georgia (USG) and Xxxxxxx State University’s commitment to provide a safe and amicable workplace for all employees. The goal of the policy is to preserve and improve the health, comfort and environment of students, employees and any persons occupying our campuses.
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Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus. The University System of Georgia Properties, including Valdosta State University and its owned and leased/operated facilities are tobacco and smoke-free locations. The use of all forms of Tobacco Products on USG Properties is expressly prohibited. Further, the advertising, sale, or free sampling of Tobacco Products on USG Properties is prohibited unless specifically approved for research purposes. All events hosted by a USG entity and by outside groups on behalf of the USG shall be tobacco-free. “Tobacco Products” is defined as cigarettes, cigars, pipes, all forms of smokeless tobacco, clove cigarettes, and any other smoking devices that use tobacco, such as hookahs, or simulate the use of tobacco, such as electronic cigarettes. This definition also includes any smoking devices for any purpose which create an aerosol or vapor or the use of any oral smoking device which might circumvent the prohibition of smoking in this policy.
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Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus. As of August 1, 2011, all Texas State property is a tobacco and smoke free campus. Contractors or service providers are notified that they are expected to inform all employees and subcontractors assigned to work at Texas State of the “Texas State Tobacco Policy” and enforce compliance.
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Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus. Each campus of the System is tobacco and smoke free in accordance with BOR Policy 9.1.7. The Concessionaire will comply with BOR Policy 9.1.7, as amended from time to time and will require the Contractor and each Design Professional to comply with this policy.
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