To better understand compliance with university tobacco-free policies, this project engaged in in-depth discussions with students and employees on two California public 4-year universities and used digital surveillance to understand why people continue to smoke and vape on tobacco-free universities. Funding was provided by the California Tobacco Related Disease Research Program.
Meet our interdisciplinary research team members that were involved in this project from shared fields of public health, cognitive science, data science, and policy and legal analysis.
This section includes oral and poster presentations at conferences, news and media coverage, and other research dissemination activities
Cuomo RE, Purushothaman V, Li J, Bardier C, Nali M, Shah N, Obradovish N, Yang J, Mackey TK. Characteristics of tobacco-related tweets originating from California college campuses from 2015-2019
Yang J, Mackey TK, Sou A, Faruqui A. Knowledge and Attitudes Toward e-cigarette, or Vaping, Product use-associated Lung Injury (EVALI) Among Tobacco using Young Adults
Yang JS, Sou A, Faruqui A, Mackey TK. Young Adult Nicotine Users’ Attitudes and Responses to EVALI.
Cuomo RE, Purushothaman VL, Li J, Bardier B, Nali M, Shah N, Obradovish N, Yang J, Mackey TK. Characterizing Smoking-Related Tweets from California College Campuses
Yang JS, Sou A, Faruqui A, Mackey TK. Knowledge, Attitudes and Experiences with Tobacco-free University Policies Among Tobacco-using Employees and Students
This section includes academic papers that have been published, are in press, are under review, or are in progress
This section includes academic papers that have been published, are in press, are under review, or are in progress
This section includes project datasets that can be downloaded for further research purposes. Due to different restrictions, some of the data has had fields removed. For details please contact study team
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