This is a listing of all reservations in 3427 ETMSW located in the College of Education.

Room 3427

Capacity: 30 people
User: Faculty, Staff and Students
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m (after-hours access, contact Maria C. De La Paz)
Room Purpose: Classroom, meeting and events
Furniture: Moveable / flexible furniture & 3 whiteboards
Technology/Equipment: Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) setup with no built-in computer, optional wireless microphones, projector, wall-mounted PTZ camera, podium, video conferencing capabilities, and Echo360 lecture capture system.
Important Reminders: Food allowed. When possible, please keep doors to room shut while class is in session as a courtesy to other building occupants.

How to Make a Reservation

Scroll to the calendar below.
Click the white plus sign (+) on the blue background (top right corner of the calendar).
A window will appear showing available rooms.
Select a room, click the link, and follow the detailed instructions in the reservation window. Note: If no end time is selected, the default reservation duration is one hour.
Your request will be routed to a reservation manager for approval.

If you wish to delete or modify a reservation, please email Maria C. De La Paz at mdelapaz@uic.edu

If you have been denied access to the reservation system and think you should have access, please complete the "Unit Security Contact" form through ETL.

If you need to reserve a conference phone, please contact a member of your department staff and they will reserve it for you. The conference phone and reservation book are kept in Room 3335.

If you need to reserve presentation and/or multimedia equipment, please go to https://maradona.ed.uic.edu/reservation_index.php

So You Want to Publish a Book?: A Research Workshop with Dr. Kenneth J. Saltman

Feb 8, 2023 3:40 - 4:50 pm

3427 ETMSW

Professional Development

Sponsor: Graduate Special Interest Groups Initiative
Speaker: Dr. Kenneth J. Saltman
Cost: Free
Contact: UIC GSIG Initiative
E-Mail: uicgsig@uic.edu
Views: 42; Publishing a book may feel like a pipe dream to many graduate students, but it's not as unattainable a goal as it seems. Dr. Kenneth Saltman will walk us through the steps of writing and publishing a book and offer thoughts on the possibilities of adapting a dissertation into a book. He will also share writing habits and practices that have helped to make him a very successful and prolific book author.

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