Wednesday, April 1

Please join us for coffee popup Zoom Link

"April Fool’s Day is for amateurs. You never need an excuse to mess with people's heads."

General

• Additional study space for students is available in the Gatton Student Center. Check in at the information desk to be let in or call (859) 257-5781 with questions.
• For employees unable to work/telework there are additional leave options. Click here for details.

Faculty

• Voting for pass/fail option for graduate programs (MSF, MBA & PhD in Business Administration) is open through Thursday at 3 pm (check email for link).

Well-being

• Coffee Popup this Thursday Zoom Link questions for those who are willing to share:
  • Who/what are you working from home with? We’d love to see the who or what on your screen.
  • What is one positive aspect about working from home that surprised you?
  • Don’t forget the riddle
• Virtual Movie Parties (must have Netflix to participate). Instructions are HERE.
  • Friday Flix: for adults at 7:30 pm every Friday. Complete the Survey by 5 pm Thursday to pick the movie.
  • Family Friendly: Movie on every Saturday at 2:00 pm. Complete the Survey by 5 pm Thursday to pick the movie.

• Nightly Streaming from the Met
• 450 free academic courses available here.
• Over 600 workouts from Golds Gym, free through May
• Article from Harvard business review called That discomfort your feeling is grief
• Check out this article from UKnow Coping with Covid-19: resources for you and your children

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Riddle for Coffee Popup Thursday April 2^nd

On a train, Smith, Jones, and Robinson are the fireman, brakeman, and engineer but not necessarily in that order. Also, on the train are three people who have the same names. They will be referred to as Ms. Smith, Ms. Jones, and Ms. Robinson.

• Ms. Robinson lives in Detroit.
• The brakeman lives exactly halfway between Chicago and Detroit.
• Ms. Jones earns exactly $20,000 per year.
• The brakeman's nearest neighbor, one of the passengers, earns exactly three times as much as the brakeman.
• Smith beats the fireman at billiards.
• The passenger whose name is the same as the brakeman's lives in Chicago.

What is the name of the engineer?