SRNT and RSMj are co-sponsoring a Post-Conference Workshop on cannabis and nicotine/tobacco co-use to take place right after the conclusion of the main SRNT 2025 conference in New Orleans, LA, on March 15, 2025!

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The prevalence of cannabis and nicotine/tobacco co-use has been on the rise across numerous populations. From a public health and clinical standpoint, addressing co-use of nicotine/tobacco with cannabis are important targets for health prevention and management. As stated by the National Cancer Institute, “More research is needed to determine whether and how cannabis use and cannabis policy influences tobacco use patterns and whether the recent changes have any impact on current tobacco control policy. A better understanding of the effects of tobacco and cannabis co-use will inform how behavioral and policy interventions can advance tobacco control to improve public health.”

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This Post-Conference Workshop, co-sponsored by the Research Society on Marijuana and Society for Research on Nicotine & Tobacco, aims to provide new insight into the determinants, correlates, consequences, contexts, and assessment of cannabis and nicotine/tobacco co-use, as well as the treatment of problematic cannabis and nicotine/tobacco co-use.

 

We are accepting submissions for individual talks

(estimated ~15 minutes with 5 minute Q&A). 

 

Submissions will be accepted until 1/15/2025. Students may be considered for travel awards of $250 each (available to graduate and undergraduate students). There will be a special half day rate and a full day rate for 3/15 available to attend (full day rate will include lunch). Discounted rooms for the entirety of the SRNT conference and the workshop at the conference hotel will be available at a later date.

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Submissions already considered for SRNT may also be considered for the co-use event; however, submissions may only be presented at either the main conference or the workshop.

 

Join us after the post-conference workshop for a social event from 5-6pm!

Details TBD.

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For questions, reach out to Dr. Bradley Conner: brad.conner@colostate.edu