Charging Lockers are available on campus to re-charge cell phones, tablets, and other small electronics in a secure location. The lockers are powered by ASUWB and funded with the Student Technology Fee fund. Charging Lockers are free to use by all students.
Activities and Recreation Center (The ARC), first floor lobby area
Food For Thought (LB2), near front glass window seating area
Campus Library (LB1), first floor study area
Commons Hall (UW2), first floor commons area
Founders Hall (UW1), in the Diversity Center (UW1-173)
Do you need to charge other devices, such as laptops or tablets? The Campus Library has table top charging stations available in the Information Commons on the first floor.
Visit the Technology Resources guide for more information.
For questions, comments, or concerns, please email the ASUWB Treasurer at asuwbtre@uw.eduor the ASUWB Team at asuwbteam@uw.edu
Note: ASUWB and the Campus Library are not responsible for personal theft and/or personal liability and are not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
If you are unable to gain access to your locker or forget your passcode please contact Campus Safety for assistance. Campus Safety may ask you to describe your item and may ask you to unlock your device prior to you taking possession of your electronics. In addition, Campus Safety will need some for of identification.
Campus Safety
University of Washington Bothell & Cascadia College
Campus Library
Box 358550
18225 Campus Way NE
Bothell, WA 98011-8245
425-352-5340 (Voice & Relay)
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