UI Goes Smoke-Free on July 1, 2008 Smoking is banned on the entire University of Iowa campus effective July 1, 2008—one full year earlier that originally planned by UI officials—under the Smoke-Free Air Act signed by Iowa Governor Chet Culver on April 15. The UI offers a number of resources for faculty, staff and students who want to quit using tobacco. For faculty and staff, UI Wellness offers smoking cessation services and reimbursement of up to $300 for nicotine replacement therapy or prescription medication to aid in quitting smoking. For students who smoke or chew tobacco, Health Iowa offers a free tobacco cessation program that includes counseling and various therapy products. See more information on these programs. Smoking Policy University of Iowa Smoking Policy Campus Boundary Maps Smoking Cessation Education and Resources
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