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CYAN's College Project is able to provide trainings to advocates working with a college or university on a variety of tobacco-related topics. If you are interested in CYAN facilitating a training for your group or organization, please do not hesitate to contact us. We providing trainings on an assortment of topics including but not limited to the topics listed below.
Trainings We Provide
We provide an assortment of trainings for individuals working on college tobacco issues. We customize each training to accommodate the unique needs of your group. General training topics include:
- Policy Adoption, Implementation, and Enforcement
- College Tobacco Cessation
- Young Adult Tobacco Use
- Working with Colleges and Universities on Tobacco Issues
Online Trainings
Student Veterans and Tobacco Cessation
A webinar series designed for college health professionals interested in providing tobacco cessation services to Student Veterans.
COUGH Cessation Student Advocates Training
An online, self-paced training series of six webinar, approximately 30 minutes each. This training series was developed for college students who are interested in learning more about how they can help improve tobacco cessation services on their campus and act as a tobacco cessation advocate.
Upcoming Webinars and Trainings
Webinar Series: Tobacco-Free College Campuses
In January, February, and March, we will be hosting a three-part Webinar Series on college and university smoke/tobacco-free policy adoption, implementation, and maintenance/enforcement.
Register for one, two, or all three webinars here.
Policy Adoption: Friday, January 27th, 1:00pm
Learn about the different paths to smoke/tobacco-free policy adoption on college campuses. The following questions will be addressed:
- What should you do if your campus administration is unsupportive of a policy?
- How should you approach unions on campus?
- What if the faculty senate is unsupportive?
- What should your official policy recommendation look like?
Policy Implementation: Friday, February 10th, 1:00pm
Are you planning to go smoke/tobacco-free in the Fall? Find out what you can do now to prepare your campus for the change. Hear stories of how other campuses have tackled policy implementation.
Policy Maintenance and Enforcement: Friday, March 17th, 1:00pm
Wonder what's going to happen with your smoke/tobacco-free policy one, two or five years down the road? Join in to learn:
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- Answers to your questions about using citations
- Policy maintenance strategies
- What to do one, two and three years after your policy goes into effect
Register for one, two, or all three webinars here.
We want to hear from you…Submit Your Policy Challenges and Questions
Ask us your policy adoption, implementation, and enforcement questions and we will answer your questions during the webinars!
Click here to submit your questions, challenges, and/or story.
Archived Webinars
Policy Update and NEW Online Violator's Training, September 15th
Update on Smoke/Tobacco-Free College Policies, June 8th
Enforcing Your Tobacco-Free Policy on Campus: Educational Approaches, December 9th
Tobacco Waste and College Campuses, April 20th
Smoke/Tobacco-Free College Campuses: Policy Rationale and Trends, April 7th


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Radio frequency components manufacturer Sirenza Microdevices Inc. revealed Monday that it has promoted Robert Pinato to the position of vice president and general manager of Premier Devices Shanghai, a Sirenza subsidiary. The company said Pinato will report to Robert Van Buskirk, Sirenza president and CEO. Sirenza said that Pinato joined the company in 1999 as Asian sales director. He has since held various other senior positions in international sales and marketing, business development and operations, Sirenza added. Headquartered in Broomfield, Colo., Sirenza Microdevices designs and develops RF components for the commercial communications, consumer, aerospace and defense sectors.


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Jas has been with the BC Epilepsy Society since 2014. She will graduate from the University of Northern BC in Social Work in 2017. Her favourite part of her role with the Society is being able to provide information through the Partners in Teaching workshops, and facilitating the online support group. In her spare time, Jas enjoys watching documentaries and being out in the nature.
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Julie joined our team after completing her MSc in Global Health and Public Policy from the University of Edinburgh, where she worked with a local nonprofit organization to improve their support programs for people with chronic illnesses. She enjoys hiking or skiing the local mountains, cooking, and exploring the city in her free time.
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This April day feels more like it should belong in February. The temperature is cold and there is a light drizzle that may turn into flurries. I'm not too excited about it. April showers bring May flowers, right? We will see….
Anyway, there is still a way to enjoy this gloomy day! The Wichita Children's Theatre & Dance Center is putting on a production of Little Red Riding Hood. This show has been going on for the last week, but there is still time to catch the last of the shows TODAY at 1:15pm at Little Lambs Pre-school.
The Wichita Children's Theatre & Dance Center has been teaching children the art of dance and theatre since 1947. It's the only center of its kind in the Wichita area. There are many main stage performances and series each year, and many participants as the theatre has students from ages 3-19.
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Formal Excess – Cato Van Ee is a vision in white for the December edition of Vogue Mexico. In front of Alexander Neumann's lens, the blonde beauty is the very definition of elegance in a selection of stunning looks from labels such as Stella McCartney, Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent and Lanvin styled by Vanessa Bellugeon. Voluminous hair by Nicolas Eldin and golden eyelids by Sergio Corvacho complement the opulent setting flawlessly.
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Description: The Dave Matthews Band moves its music forward by increments on Before These Crowded Streets. While the album offers more of the folkish melodies and vaguely internationalist rhythms that made this Charlottesville, Virginia, group a major record and concert draw, it also finds them adding new colorings to the mix. Alanis Morissette guests on two cuts, "Spoon" and the disc's first single, "Don't Drink the Water," and banjo whiz Bela Fleck sits in, too. More interesting, though, is the modernist string arrangement played by the Kronos Quartet on the driving "Halloween." Matthews's obvious hopes to lea ... (more)
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How do you get a Maine lobster boat—a wooden one—from Thomaston, Me. to Traverse City, Michigan? You drive it, of course. On the water, not on a trailer.
In June of 1996 my wife, Pat, and I did just that, logging 1300 nautical miles over 30 days.
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But the memorable HIGHLIGHT came from a lock master on the Trent-Severn who peered down at us in the lock aboard our freshly painted new purchase and said, "Well, it's nice to see a REAL boat!"
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Author | exchange4media News Service | Friday, Jun 04,2004 8:19 AM
Processed food major Dabur Foods Limited, a subsidiary of Dabur India Limited, company with an annual turnover of around Rs 86 crore today launched a new fruit based drink called "Coolers". The 30 second TVC of the product created by FCB Ulka will hit electronic media on June 7. A print campaign in all the leading national dailies will also run simultaneously. The campaign will communicate the central message of the brand, which is "Coolers kare andar se thanda". The TVC is interplay between a child and sun playing hide and seek referred as "ice - pike". The total media spend on the ad campaign is around Rs 5 crore.
Addressing a press conference on the launch, Amit Burman, Executive Director, Dabur India Limited, said coolers is the latest offering from the kitty. The product comes in three flavors mango, watermelon and pomegranate. Priced at Rs 50 per litre the product will be marketed in two phases. The first phase of launch will target all the top 30 metros and mini metros in the country. This will be followed by a second phase launch in 50 towns, he said.
Speaking to exchange4media.com Burman revealed that the company has plans of exporting real juices to US, Canada and Europe. At present exports are taking place to Australia, Middle East and Maldives. The revenue generated from these is around Rs 3 crore. However with newer destinations on the card exports of over Rs 10 crore are targeted this fiscal. The company is also targeting an annual turnover of Rs 200 crore by 2006. Out of this amount Real would contribute around Rs 130 crore and Coolers Rs 45 crore, he said.
Sanjay Sharma, Head Marketing, Dabur Foods Limited, said the basic brand building exercise for Coolers would revolve around the central theme that is natural drinks which cool from within. The target consumers are housewives, health conscious youth and working professionals, said.
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How did these girls pull off the season's favourite shades? Here we have two misses and one hit...
This beige and white dress goes perfectly with the tan belt and shoes. Deepika looks fabulous with just loop earrings and no other accessories. This is a formal look that you can wear to office or even a Sunday brunch.
This look is just so blah. Why is PC wearing a white top with this glitzy skirt? Maybe ivory would have worked better. Also, the white shoes are just not working. Wish she had picked burgundy or purple.
What on earth was she thinking? And this coming from the stylish Malaika Arora Khan is inexcusable. She looks like she's going back to the '80s in the gold tube and leather body-hugging pants. We wouldn't recommend this look even for a Halloween party.


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Iran: Show trials and apologetics
international | rights, freedoms and repression | other press Dé hAoine Lúnasa 07, 2009 18:13 by Yassamine Mather
This article analyses the reasons behind the current show trials of dissidents in Iran and argues that no honest rational person should be taken in by the lies of Iranian Regimes.
However, this time the Islamic leaders forgot that a precondition for the success of such show trials in terms of imposing fear and submission on the masses is total control of the press and media. What made this particular effort ineffective was that it came at a time when the supporters of supreme leader Ali Khamenei have not yet succeeded in silencing the other factions of the regime, never mind stopping the street protests. So, instead of marking the end of the current crisis, the show trials have given the protestors fresh ammunition.