Congratulations, Doctor Sarah Taylor!

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Sarah before the ceremony. Doesn't she look cute in her PhD hat?

Only one post on Internal Monologue today, celebrating the graduation of the author's wife. I don't get to call her Doctor quite yet, as the dissertation must actually be filed (and completed) before it becomes official. The title of her dissertation: 'Cause I want to do something with myself: Vulnerable emerging adults navigate school and work transitions. Ms. Taylor was also recipient of the Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award. I will spare my readers all the mushy sentiments that I felt upon seeing her receive her degree, but I will so far as to say that I'm so proud of her and everything she has accomplished.

Here's Sarah, receiving her hood from her dissertation committee chair, Susan Stone:

Comments

ST said…
I'm so honored to be featured on Internal Monologue! : ) I'll also spare your readers the mushy sentiments, but I will say that you are a wonderful support to me - a wonderful father and husband.
9:17 AM, May 13, 2007
Anonymous said…
Holy #*$&!! Congratulations Sarah. Also, happy mother's day.
10:25 AM, May 13, 2007
Anonymous said…
FABULOUS! Wish we could have been there to watch the ceremony. We are tremendously proud of you, Sarah!!

Love,
Paul, Andrea, and Ara
8:55 PM, May 13, 2007
Anthony said…
Congrats Sarah!
5:37 AM, May 14, 2007
AutismNewsBeat said…
Nice work, Sarah!
12:57 AM, May 17, 2007
ST said…
Aw, thanks for the congrats, everyone. It will be REALLY exciting when I actually file the dissertation.
6:39 AM, May 18, 2007
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