Health and well being - Smoke free policy
Smoke-free campus policy has been implemented by university in order to ban tobacco smoking in university and reduction in exposure to smoke, mitigate harmful health outcomes, reduce smoking prevalence, denormalize tobacco use, and potentially discourage youth smoking initiation. Copies of this policy have been distributed to all faculty and staff. Information regarding the policy has been given to all admitted students. Information about the policy and how to comply with it is also available on the Shoolini University website. All the supporting documents have been provided in support of this information.
A talk on “Say No Drugs” was organized where university’s ex-student Ms. Arit Sood was invited. Arit shared his story of how he battled drug addiction and how he was able to come out of it. Zombie Walk was also organized by Shoolini University under “Say NO to Drugs” campaign in Campus as well on Solan Mall road. The purpose of this walk was to raise awareness about drug abuse. A famous Bollywood singer Siddharth Basrur was in Shoolini University for 3 days to guide students on music and shared his journey as a youngster where he spoke about his drug addiction very early in life.
2023
Smoke-free campus policy has been implemented by university in order to ban tobacco smoking in university and reduction in exposure to smoke, mitigate harmful health outcomes, reduce smoking prevalence, denormalize tobacco use, and potentially discourage youth smoking initiation. Copies of this policy have been distributed to all faculty and staff.
Shoolini University played a vital role in an awareness session on drug abuse held at Sanhol Panchayat, organized by the HP State Services Legal Authority in collaboration with the District Legal Services Authority Solan. This event aimed to educate the local community about the dangers of drug abuse and its legal consequences. Active participation from Shoolini University students highlighted their commitment to raising awareness and promoting prevention efforts. Expert speakers, including Sub Inspector Ghanshyam Sharma, Judge Akanksha Dogra, and Clinical Psychologist Ms. Vaishali Sharma, contributed to a comprehensive understanding of the issue. The interactive question-and-answer session encouraged engagement and knowledge sharing, demonstrating the university's dedication to fostering a drug-free environment within the community.
| Smoke free policy and report | View |
2022
| Smoke free policy | View |
2021
| Appreciation Letter by Foundation for Drug Free World India | View |
| Smoke free policy 2021 | View |
2020
| Appreciation letter from Drug free India Association | View |
| Smoke free policy | View |
