Skin Smart Campus for Skin Cancer Prevention
UCLA has been recognized as a Skin Smart Campus by The National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention. Ensuring the well-being of our students, we are providing a safe and healthy learning and living environment on and off campus, pledging to keep indoor tanning devices off our campus and our affiliated buildings. We also promote skin cancer prevention policies and education.
General Info
- Location
- On Campus
- Who
- Undergraduate Graduate & Professional Faculty & Staff
Contact Info
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Founded in 1998, the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention has been a trusted resource for the nation’s skin cancer prevention community. Today our member organizations stand as a united voice to prevent skin cancer through education, advocacy and raising awareness. For more information, visit The Ashe Center Skin Cancer Prevention resource where you can learn more, including scheduling an appointment with your primary care provider for a dermatology referral.