Campus Lactation Stations

If you are an expectant parent attending school or working at UW Bothell, you’ll be glad to know about the on-site lactation stations. All lactation stations provide a private, secure, clean space for you to express your milk.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act contains a provision related to expressing breast milk at work. We support breastfeeding parents and regard this legislation as recognition of our lactation program.

Lactation Stations

The University of Washington Bothell has the following locations for Students, Faculty, and Staff to use as a lactation station. The rooms can be reserved or used on a drop-in basis.

Founders Hall (UW1), room 128
Husky Hall 1419
Beardslee Crossing (UWBX) 102U

To reserve the lactation stations follow the instructions below to gain access to UW Bothell’s Space Reservation System 25Live. 25Live is UW’s tri-campus application for reserving rooms and other physical spaces on campus that provides a quick and easy way to check availability and request space all in one place.

In order to gain access to 25Live and request space, you must first complete the required 25Live training.
You will only need to complete the required training one time.
By default, anyone with a UW NetID can view space availability within 25Live. If you only need to view space availibility, you are not required to complete the 25Live training. However we strongly encourage you review the Getting Started with 25Live training.
Check out our 25Live FAQ for more information.

Changing Stations

University of Washington Bothell

Building	Floor	Room Number
Discovery Hall	B1	050
Library	LB1	101A 101B
Library	LB2 1	101C 101D
ARC	B1	017
ARC	2	217
UW1	1	101B
UW1	2	201B
UW2	0G	001C 001F 001G

Cascadia Community College

Building	Floor	Room Number
CC1	1	101A 101J
CC2	2	201N
CC2	3	312 313
CC3	1	117
CC3	2	212 213

Explore

UW CareLink, use UW for company code. On landing page click on ‘Parenting’, then select ‘Parenting’ and select ‘New Parents’ and find articles for new parents including a number on breast feeding.
The Breastfeeding Coalition of Washington find 15 tips to help you transition back to work and much more.
US Breastfeeding.org Find out more about this new legislation and details for implementation.
For specific lactation concerns, please contact Meghan Eagen-Torkko, PhD, CNM, ARNP, Assistant Professor in the School of Nursing & Health Studies at 206.321.2588 or eagen@uw.edu.