MIS Commons
The MIS Commons is a collaborative workspace located in McClelland Hall Room 218. It was renovated in the Summer of 2019.
The MIS Commons provides access to Eller Partnerships Office and the McKeever Family Foundation Lab.
Students are welcome to work out of the MIS Commons on their assignments. The layout of the room is particularly conducive to small group meetings and project work.
The MIS Commons has 5 technology-enabled group work tables, each with power and a monitor that can be connected via HDMI. There are 4 large, round powered tables that can also be used for group work. 2 of these tables are Zoom Rooms, which can be used for basic Zoom functionality and also wireless display sharing (in addition to HDMI display sharing).
There are 2 Windows-based workstations in the MIS Commons that feature the same software available in the McKeever Lab.
MIS Academic and Research Technology Group staff from the workbench in the south-east corner of the space, and from the 218H office.
The MIS Commons is occasionally booked for special events. When not booked for a special event, the MIS Commons is open from 8am to 9pm, Monday through Thursday, and 8am - 7pm Fridays, and is available to Eller graduate students, MIS majors, and faculty/staff via CatCard at other times.
Other Spaces
The Karl and Stevie Eller Professional Development Center maintains facilities for Eller undergraduate students.
The UA Libraries has rooms and spaces for students that are walk-in or reservable.
The iSpace, in the UA's Science and Engineering Library, features technology equipment like VR, 3D printers and microcomputers.
Classroom Technology Services maintains a list of collaborative learning spaces.