The Clackamas County Public Health Division’s Tobacco Prevention and Education Program aims to prevent youth use of tobacco and nicotine products, reduce exposure to secondhand smoke, and increase access to support for individuals interested in quitting their use. Program staff will share information on the tobacco retail landscape in Oregon City, the impacts of tobacco and nicotine on youth, and opportunities to promote healthier environments for young people.
About us: The Rotary Club of Wilsonville meets weekly Thursdays at noon to carry out its purpose of providing service and fellowship to members and the Wilsonville community. Guests are welcome. Lunch is available off the menu; please arrive and order by 11:45 a.m. if you are ordering lunch. For more information, email president@wilsonvillerotary.com.
Bios: Marc Czornij (he/him) is a program planner with Clackamas County Public Health’s Tobacco Prevention and Education Program. He has worked with the program since 2022 and is particularly interested in how the retail environment influences use of tobacco products, especially among youth. Marc grew up in Pittsburgh and served two terms as an AmeriCorps State and National member in the Portland area from 2015-2017.
Kamryn Brown (she/her) has been a Tobacco Prevention Program Planner with Clackamas County Public Health for the last four years. Prior to her tobacco prevention work, Kamryn provided local public health guidance to support Clackamas County schools through the COVID-19 pandemic; all while finishing her Master of Public Health program. Kamryn grew up in the Bay Area where she spent many summers volunteering with her dad’s local Rotary Club.
