Liberty University’s Information Services (IS) department is dedicated to providing technology support for all services, products, and projects across campus. In order to better serve our university community, IS formed Liberty’s first Student Technology Council (STC) in the fall of 2015. STC was created to bridge the gap between students and Liberty IT, fostering a collaborative environment where students actively shape the university’s technology landscape. STC meets several times a semester to preview and review new and upcoming technology, present innovative ideas to IS leadership, and provide feedback on existing university technology.

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Technology Council’s Impact

STC has influenced many technology improvements across campus. Some of STC’s most recent highlights include:

More access points added around campus to improve wireless connectivity and coverage across campus.

Updated myLU to include a dark mode option for easier accessibility, increased battery life on mobile devices, and reduction of user eye strain.

Enhanced myLU experience with increased functionality and fewer technical glitches.

Smoother Financial Check-In process with an upgraded user-interface.

Join Us!

Do you have ideas about how to improve technology around campus? Join our technology council! Once you submit your application, we will reach out to you via email regarding the next steps and details of upcoming meetings!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need to be tech-savvy to join? No technical experience is required!
  • How often does STC meet? We meet 2-3 times a semester for about 1.5 hours. The time commitment is small, but the impact is huge!
  • How will I find out when the meetings are? Before each meeting, all participants who registered for the councils will receive a meeting invite with the date, time, and location.
  • Do I need to be a residential student to join? At this time, STC is only open to residential students.