Tobacco-Free Campus

At Indiana State University, we value everyone’s health and wellness goals. If you are interested in quitting your tobacco use or supporting someone through their cessation process, we have provided a variety of resources and options. We encourage you to review these services and select an approach that works best for you. Our campus health providers are here to serve and support you as you journey through the cessation process.

Campus Resources for Students

The ISU Student Counseling Center, Student Health Promotion, and UAP Clinic – ISU Health Center offer individualized, one-on-one services for ISU students interested in learning more about quitting and participating in cessation services.

• Student Counseling Center
• Student Health Promotion
• UAP Clinic – ISU Health Center

Campus Resources for Employees

Employee Wellness, the Employee Assistance Program, and ISU Psychology Clinic offer individualized, one-on-one services for ISU employees interested in learning more about quitting and participating in cessation services.

• Employee Wellness
• Employee Assistance Program
• ISU Psychology Clinic

State and National Resources for Campus Community and Visitors

The following online and mobile resources offer coaching and support to individuals throughout the tobacco cessation process.

• This is Quitting
• Become an Ex
• The Ex Program
• Virtual Hope Box App
• Quit Now Indiana or call 1.800.Quit.Now

Information and Tools for Health and Wellness Providers

Health and wellness providers can utilize the resources below as they support individuals throughout the tobacco cessation process.

• CDC Device Dictionary
• CRAFFT Tool
• BSTAD Tool

Related State and National Information

Learn more about local, state, and national tobacco-free policies, information regarding the impact of tobacco product use, and guidance for tobacco cessation by visiting these links.

• Terre Haute Smoke-Free Ordinance
• Vigo County Smoke-Free Ordinance Amendment and Ordinance
• Indiana’s State Smoke Free Air Law
• Other Universities with Smoke-free or Tobacco-free Policies (pdf)
• FDA: Vaporizers, E-Cigarettes, and other Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Smoking and Tobacco Use
• World Health Organization: Tobacco
• American Cancer Society: Tobacco
• Tobacco21