sandnsea
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Fri Apr-30-10 06:01 PM
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Way OT - My niece just got her PhD |
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She defended her dissertation today, I am so excited and proud. But the question, I have no clue when to send a gift. Is there an official ceremony? How does this work? She's going to be a school psychologist. I'm sending her my mother's briefcase, just for sentimental purposes. Any other ideas for a special gift?
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Fri Apr-30-10 07:47 PM
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1. Wonderful achievement. But, I am at loss to give you any advice on gifts.n/t |
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Fri Apr-30-10 07:53 PM
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2. Congratulation to your niece. This is a great accomplishment. |
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No idea for a gift, sorry.
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Sat May-01-10 10:05 AM
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Edited on Sat May-01-10 10:07 AM by karynnj
What a wonderful sentimental gift, linking generations.
I would think that anytime now that she has completed all the requirements is fine. I think PHD's are granted their degrees at the the same ceremony as other degrees are awarded, but it might vary by school.
I am at a loss for a special gift. You might ask her parents if there is anything they know of.
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sandnsea
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Sat May-01-10 06:58 PM
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I don't exactly know why that month, but my sister let me know that's when she gets the paper and that's when the celebrating commences. It's only been 9 years, you'd think I would have thought of a gift by now, lol.
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