U of G’s Guelph campus is working toward becoming smoke-free starting in spring 2019. We’re helping build a healthy campus for everyone in our community.

Becoming a smoke-free campus is a complex, but important initiative. Extensive community consultation will help us create a policy that considers the various needs of our University. The ideas you share will help shape the University’s policy.

All interested community members are invited to take part in any of the following consultation sessions.

  • Sept. 12 – 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. – University Centre, Room 442
  • Sept. 27 – 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. – University Centre, Peter Clark Hall, Wing B (south)

Sign up for a consultation session.

You can find a list of the questions to be discussed at these sessions on the Smoke-Free Campus website.

Visit our smoke-free campus conversation boards in the next few weeks where you can comment on the Smoke-Free Campus initiative.

  • Sept. 24 and 25 – University Centre Courtyard
  • Oct. 2 – OVC Lifetime Learning Centre

Visits our Smoke-Free Campus website to find:

  • answers to frequently asked questions about the initiative
  • information on smoking cessation resources
  • details on why the campus is going smoke-free

You can also share your thoughts through the Smoke-Free Campus website or by emailing smokefree@uoguelph.ca.

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