Rules and Regulations
Legal age to purchase and use marijuana recreationally in the state of California
21
Plant that has short dark green wide fan leaves
Indica
Can detect cannabis in the urine for approx. 3-30 days after use
Urine Test
Having a dry mouth
Cotton Mouth
Possession of Marijuana on campus for any reason is strictly prohibited
University Policy on Drugs
Plant that has long and narrow leaves and a high level of THC
Sativa
Can detect THC for up to 90 days after use
Hair Test
Can cause lung problems, depression and increased risk of mental health problems
Prolonged Marijuana use
Allows anyone 18 and older to use marijuana to help with health issues with doctor approval
Cal Medical-Card
Stocky and short plant that contains low levels of CBD and THC
Ruderalis
It is unlawful for a person who is under the influence of any drug to drive a vehicle
California DUI Law
Temporarily improves focus and energy, but may also cause paranoia, insomnia, and dizziness
Sativa
Made it legal for individuals 21 and older to use marijuana for personal use; smoking remains illegal anywhere that prohibits smoking tobacco and in all public places
CA Proposition 64
The main psychoactive compound in Marijuana and is what makes people feel “high”
THC-Tetrahydrocannabinol
CLU office that can connect you to alcohol and drug use resources and help
CLU Wellness Resources Office
Causes temporary side effects including increased heart rate, memory loss, slower reaction times, and anxiety
THC
Prohibits the use or possession of paraphernalia or any object (i.e. marijuana pipe, grinders, bong) that can be used in the consumption or distribution of an illegal drug
University Policy on Paraphernalia
Can be extracted from hemp or cannabis
CBD- Cannabidiol
Percent of College students that reported marijuana use in 2020
44%
"Using marijuana before age 18 may affect how the brain builds connections for functions like attention, memory, and learning. Marijuana's effects on attention, memory, and learning may last a long time or even be permanent"-CDC
Effects of regular marijuana use in adolescence