Student Technology Loan Program

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The Student Technology Loan Program (STLP) is a free, student-led program that supports the academic technology needs of UW Seattle students by eliminating barriers to technology access. The program is funded by a combination of allocations from the Services & Activities Fee (SAF) and Student Technology Fee (STF) Committees and is operated by Academic Technologies. STLP maintains three campus locations in the Health Sciences Building (HSB), Husky Union Building (HUB) and Kane Hall (KNE).

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