No vaping, please!
E-cigarette users are asked to refrain from vaping in all non-smoking areas. | Photo by Mike Mozart (Flickr CC)
It’s official. Vaping is not allowed in non-smoking areas on campus.
Concordia’s Smoke-Free Environment Policy now addresses vaping and the use of electronic cigarettes.
Basically, no smoking whatsoever is allowed in designated non-smoking areas, whether it’s cigarettes, cigars, pipes or electronic cigarettes.
The revised policy took effect on September 1, 2015. It defines e-cigarettes as “any cigarette-shaped device including any vaping device containing a nicotine-based liquid or any other mixture which can be used in such devices and that is vaporized or inhaled.”
E-cigarette users are asked to refrain from vaping inside, or in other non-smoking areas.
Read Concordia’s updated Smoke-Free Environment Policy.
All official university policies are available online. This is the third in a series of policy-related articles over the past four weeks.
