In this issue:
 Ivette Noriega joins the Mandel School as a postdoctoral scholar at the Begun Center. Her first day is Monday, September 9, 2019. Ivette is from the El Paso, Texas/Cd. Juarez, MX border region. She recently completed her Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) at Texas Tech University, where she specialized in children's individual differences in memory performance for distressing events and PTSD youths' neurocognitive processing of emotional information. Ivette enjoys mentoring youth, doing arts and crafts, traveling, and spending time with her two little dogs. She is looking forward to seeing everyone and she is really excited to join the team at the Begun Center.
First, a big thank you to those who organized our 3rd Annual Faculty-Staff Barbeque: Samantha Cocco, Henrietta Jones, Karoline Kramer, Debbie Morris, Tatiana Riedel, Chris Stormann, and Melissa Van! And, an additional thank you to our grill masters - Mike Olenik and Chris Stormann. The event was enjoyed by about 65 people and the corn hole tournament got a little heated - likely because of the amazing prizes!
Google has a feature called Schedule Send to set up a date and time for emails to auto-send when using the GMail interface. Compose whenever it's convenient, then schedule it to be sent later. To use Schedule Send, simply:
- Compose an email as normal and add the recipient(s) in the "To" field.
- Click the arrow next to the "Send" button, then click on "Schedule Send." A window will appear with several date/time options for one-click scheduling or choose a date/time using the calendar icon.
- The scheduled email will appear in a "Scheduled" folder which will appear in your list of folders on the left side after you schedule your first email. You do have the option to cancel a scheduled email, update the time it will be sent, edit the content, and/or edit recipients before it is sent.
When using the computers at the classroom teaching stations, please remember to log out of applications such as Google Mail, Drive and Canvas. Visit login.case.edu to check if you are logged in to CWRU Single Sign On and to log out. Note that shutting down the room control system will not log you out of applications on the computer at the teaching station. Taking the extra step to logout will ensure the next person at the teaching station computer does not have access to your email or files.
Three Questions with Khyati Patel.
 1. What does a typical day at work look like for you? My key responsibilities are data analysis and report writing for several projects. So, my work day is structured around learning about different projects and the completion of deliverables. I keep in touch with my team, update them on our progress, and make sure they are satisfied with the work.
2. Where is your favorite spot on or near campus to work, read or study? The Starbucks at Cedar-Fairmount.
3. What is one of your favorite hobbies, or what hobby would you pursue if you had more time? I would learn a new language.
"Get to Know..." content provided by the Mandel Staff Working Group.
Email msass-staffworkinggroup@case.edu to learn more about the Working Group.
September 20, 2019: Digital Accessibility Training Workshop.
September 26, 2019: All-Staff meeting, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m., Mandel Center 115.
October 9, 2019: First Aid, CPR, AED Training. RSVP/Register here.
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