As a partner, schools receive support, information and resources from SPARK about tobacco-free campus best practices and other tobacco products (OTPs).  In addition, schools can:

• Collaborate and network with other campuses.
• Participate in networking conference calls, webinars, and events.
• Engage students to become an advocate and help to educate their peers.
• Help students gain practical experience working on tobacco prevention.
• Access SPARK resources including sample policies, templates, giveaways, and more.

SPARK Partner Colleges & Universities:

The SPARK Project

SPARK periodically offers funds that are available to assist campuses in tobacco-free campus initiatives, including work towards a tobacco-free campus policy or to maintain a policy already in place. Schools are not required to have a funded SPARK project to receive the benefits above.  

The SPARK Project purpose:

The SPARK Project is to educate campus communities that tobacco in all its forms is a threat, and to assist campuses with their tobacco-free campus efforts or to maintain their policy awareness.

Who can apply for the project?

• Any college campus in Wisconsin that wishes to mobilize staff and students to promote a tobacco-free campus environment

The SPARK Project 2019-2020 Academic Year

Applications and guidelines for the 2019-2020 academic school year now available!

Deadline to apply is Friday, June 28, 2019

SPARK Project Guidelines
SPARK Project Application

To learn more about the SPARK Project and/or partnering with SPARK:

Contact SPARK:
Nicholas Surita
Coordinator, Health Promotions
Nicholas.Surita@lung.org | (262) 703-4836

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