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Laptops for Students in Need

With the support of several campus partners, the Marriott Library is now allowing students in need to borrow laptops for the remainder of Spring semester.

STUDENTS ON CAMPUS: University of Utah students who need a laptop and are on campus can request one at the Union Service Desk by presenting their UCard.

STUDENTS WHO HAVE LEFT CAMPUS: For University of Utah students who need a laptop sent to them, they should email uofuunionservicesdesk@gmail.com with their name, UNID, and mailing address. A laptop will be mailed out within two business days.

Many thanks to supporters!

  • College of Architecture
  • ASUU
  • Office of the Dean of Students
  • Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library
  • College of Education
  • James E. Faust Law Library
  • College of Fine Arts
  • A. Ray Olpin University Union
  • Student Computing Fee

Questions? Contact Ian Godfrey at ian.godfrey@utah.edu
4 Comments
  • Melissa Alm
    Posted at 01:11h, 01 May Reply

    My licensing Boards exam to get my certification to apply for my nurse practitioner license (along with my posted degree) can now only be taken as an online proctored exam with Prometrics. I discovered today that the reason the app to allow this exam will not properly download onto my computer is because it will not work with Apple MAC computers. Please could I borrow a PC computer from you so that I can successfully download this app, apply for an online proctor exam appointment and sit my Boards Exam. This appears to be another Covid-19 associated obstacle but I am hopeful that you will be able to help me with this problem. I live 20 minutes from Campus, so could come with my ID to pick up a PC laptop or could receive it by mail to my home: 847 South 400 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84111.

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    Posted at 17:56h, 18 May Reply

    […] laptops, iPads, hotspots, and additional equipment essential to completing online coursework. The University of Utah’s J. Willard Marriott Library also established a program this semester to ship laptops to students who are no longer on […]

  • Rob MacLeod
    Posted at 15:54h, 25 November Reply

    Students in my engineering classes have not been able to use these laptops because they are improperly installed (MATLAB) and students cannot get admin access they need to fix the problems. Staff at the help desk have also been unable to resolve these problems.

    From our perspective in engineering, these laptops are therefore almost useless, which is a huge shame given what an excellent and helpful initiative this is.

    Who is making decisions about configuring these devices?
    Rob MacLeod, PhD
    Vice Department Chair and Director of Undergraduate Program
    Department of Biomedical Engineering
    macleod@sci.utah.edu

    • Marriott Library
      Posted at 16:46h, 25 November Reply

      Thank you for your comment. I have forwarded this to see what’s going on and will get back to you ASAP.
      – Jordan

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