To assist students in understanding how tobacco affects a person’s health, strategies for quitting to use tobacco and much more Creighton, is providing a series of free information seminars. Join us!
March 26: 7- 8 p.m. Union Pacific Room, Reinert Library
So You Use Tobacco
The objective of the workshop will be to explore what type of tobacco user you are and help you decide if your ready to quit using tobacco
March 27: 7- 8 p.m. Rare Book Room, 141, Reinert Library
Other Than Cigarettes
The objective of the workshop will be to discuss other tobacco forms of use (ie. Cigar, snuff, hookah, and smokeless tobacco).
April 2: 7- 8 p.m. Union Pacific Room, Reinert Library
Using Tobacco to Cope
The objective of the workshop will examine the relationship between tobacco use and coping strategies such as stress, alcohol, and eating.
April 3: 7- 8 p.m. Rare Book Room 141, Reinert Library
Calling It Quits
The objective of this workshop will walk the participants through the steps to quitting tobacco using Creighton’s Commit To Quit program format.
Fact of The Week
What the Tobacco Industry Knew and When:
1962-- "Lastly, smoking is a habit of addiction that is pleasurable..."
B&W Archive--1962 Document 1102.02 Page 7
1963-- "Moreover, nicotine is addictive. We are then in the business of selling nicotine, an addictive drug effective in the release of stress mechanisms."
B&W Archive--1963 Document 1200.05 Page 4.
Success Stories
"Thanks to everyone's assistance, I have been able to stay away from nicotine. All of the counselors were extremely helpful and supportive.
Without the program, I probably would not have been successful in quitting. Thanks for your help!" -Commit to Quit Participant