Student Loaner Program

To qualify to check out equipment from the BE Library students must:
Be an undergraduate major or graduate student in one of the College’s departments.
Have a current UW Library account.
Read and understand the responsibilities and guidelines.
Visit the BE Library to confirm your status as a student in the College.

Responsibilities:
You are responsible for any equipment checked out to you from this program, and you must take all reasonable precautions to protect it. You should not allow others to use the equipment because you are the person who will be held liable for any loss, damage, or criminal acts that may occur.

You are responsible for repair or replacement of this equipment due to any loss or damage while it is checked out to you. While all the equipment is insured through the UW’s Risk Management office, the deductibles are substantial (up to $500). Also, Risk Management may refuse to pay claims if in its judgment the loss is due to negligence on your part. If this occurs, you will be responsible for the full replacement or repair costs.

If you do not make arrangements with the University of Washington Libraries to pay such charges, it may affect your ability to register for classes at the University of Washington or receive your diploma and transcripts, and be referred for collection.

If any equipment you have checked out is stolen or you suspect it is stolen, you must notify the library unit from which it is checked out and file a theft report with the University of Washington Police immediately. The non-emergency telephone number for UW Police is 206-685-8973. The telephone number for the Built Environments Library is 206-543-4067.

You must return any equipment you have checked out at or before the day and time at which it is due. If you fail to return equipment on time, you may be removed permanently from the list of eligible borrowers.

Usage Guidelines:
You must adhere to the terms and conditions outlined in licensing agreements including licensing grant restrictions, copyright restrictions, and transfer restrictions. For example, you may not copy software for personal use.

You must adhere to acceptable use policies for uniform access computing as outlined by the University of Washington.

Liability:
The College of Built Environments is not responsible for loss of data or other damage to files that may occur due to use of the computer.

All data will be deleted from the computer upon its return. If you want to save your work, you must back up your files to your own media.

You must be a currently enrolled major or graduate student in one of the Departments of the College of Built Environments at the University of Washington to participate in this program.

Ivie IE45 Sound Analysis System
IE45 Combined Installation Package
IE45 Quickstart
IE45 Manual
RT60 Quickstart
RT60 Manual
LEQ Quickstart

MeterK MK09 Sound Level Meter
MeterK MK09 Sound Level Meter Manual

Zoom H4n Audio Recorder
H4n Operations Manual
H4n Drivers, Windows 7-10, 32bit
H4n Drivers, Windows 7-10, 64bit

Tascam DR-07 Audio Recorder
DR-07 Manual

GoPro Camera System
GoPro HERO4 Silver Manual
GoPro HERO4 Silver Quick Start Guide
GoPro Sportsman Mount User Guide
GoPro Frame User Guide
GoPro Software

Lumix DMC-FZ70 Camera
DMC-FZ70 Basic Manual
DMC-FZ70 Advanced Manual

Nikon D5300 DSLR System
D5300 Manuals
AF Zoom-Nikkor 24-85mm f/2.8-4D IF Manual
AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D Manual

Canon Vixia HF S21 Camcorder
HF S21 Manual

Kodak PlaySport Zx3 Camcorder
Zx3 Quick Start Guide
Zx3 Extended User Guide

Sekonic i-386 Illuminometer
i-346 Manual

Beyond the College, a consortium of UW organizations have compiled a large pool of equipment available for loan to currently enrolled UW students from several locations around campus through the UW Student Technology Loan Program.

STLP laptops have only basic software installed – no discipline-specific apps like those available on the CBE loaners.