Lake Washington Institute of Technology offers convenient, on-campus services to address our students' needs and interests. For more information, or to check schedules and fees, please visit the departmental websites via the links below.
Advising
West Building, W207
(425) 739-8300
Advising can help you: plan academic classes, prepare for admissions to a competitive admission program, connect you to important campus resources, and help you make sure you are on track to graduate.
Bookstore
East Building, E127
(425) 739-8108
The Bookstore lists and stocks your instructors' required and recommended textbooks. Online ordering is also available. In addition to books and course-related supplies, the bookstore sells a variety of snacks and gift items.
Child Care
South Portables 1-8
(425) 739-8117
The Early Learning Center provides nurturing care to children between the ages of 1 year and walking and age 6.
Computer Lab
Technology Center, T215
(739-8100, x8563
The Computer Lab gives students access to over 50 PCs and Macs loaded with the software used in classes. High speed Internet connections, color printers and scanners are also available, along with help from staff.
Counseling
West Building, W207
(425) 739-8300
Students may seek Counseling for a variety of reasons including: anxiety, family issues, grief/loss, stress, interpersonal issues, and referral to community services. An appointment is required.
Dental Clinic
East Building, E107
(425) 739-8130
The Dental Assisting and Dental Hygiene programs operate a non-profit dental clinic that is open to the community and offers a range of oral health care services.
Disability Support Services
West Building, W207
(425) 739-8166
Disability Support Services provides students with documented disabilities: interpreters for hearing, sight, and language impairments, adaptive equipment/assistive technology, digital recorders, and digital format textbooks, among other services.
eLearning Center
East Building, E225
(425) 739-8137
The eLearning Center provides assistance in navigating or troubleshooting LWIT's online course system.
Employment Resource Center
West Building, W207
(425) 739-8113
The Employment Resource Center offers job search resources, assistance with job searches, online job postings for students, alumni and community members, and workshops on choosing a career, resume writing, interviewing, etc. It also offers on-campus employer recruiting opportunities.
Fitness Center
East Building, E116
(425) 739-8319
The Fitness Center is run by students and is available for students, faculty, and staff. The Center has cardio equipment, weights, fitness classes and can provide, upon request, a student personal trainer.
Library - Learning Commons
Technology Center, T215
(425) 739-8100, ext. 8320
The Library - Learning Commons is a place to do research, check email, or just hang out and study. Library staff will help you take full advantage of their online catalog, research databases and other materials in this 18,000 square foot facility. You can access the library catalog and many other electronic resources through the website.
Math Lab
Technology Center, T413B
The Math Lab provides math tutoring and assistance with MyMathLab, a computer program used in many LWIT math courses. Hours vary by quarter, please check the posted schedule outside of the classroom.
Safety and Security
East Building, E145
(425) 739-8224
Campus Safety and Security is the campus law enforcement division of the college. Campus Safety and Security works closely and directly with all departments of the college to ensure uniform application and clear understanding of LWIT safety and security policies and procedures.
Student Government
East Building, E214
(425) 739-8100, ext. 8661
Getting involved in student government (ASG), a club, or committee gives you the opportunity be a part of campus decisions and practice leadership skills. ASG and club officers attend conferences and trainings and work with the college administration and faculty. Students can also hang out in the comfy student lounge.
TRiO
West Building, W207
(425) 739-8361 or 739-8353
The TRiO program is funded by two federal grants and provides academic support to first-generation and/or low-income students, or students with disabilities. Services include, but are not limited to: one-on-one tutoring, study skills workshops, educational planning, academic advising, financial education, and transfer and career planning.
Tutoring
Technology Center and West Building, T217 & W204F
(425) 739-8374
The Tutorial Program and the Learning Lab provide students with assistance for understanding important course concepts and accessing academic resources.
Writing Center
Technology Center, T217
(425) 739-8331
Housed inside the Academic Skills Center, the Writing Center is staffed with tutors at various times and provides: computers with internet access, informational handouts and writing tutorials, Skills Bank practice software, and academic paper editing services.
