It's official! You may now address Kevin as "Dr. Young," and you may ask him any questions because he now has all the answers!
Today we attended our first graduation ceremony (we were doing field work for all our previous graduations in 1993 and 1995). The graduates gathered in the Field House to line up for a processional walk to the Spectrum where the graduate student commencement ceremony was held. We met a former 18th Ward member and friend, Lisa R., who was also getting her PhD. She used to be Megan's Primary teacher several years ago.
Ian and April waited outside along the walkway to take photos of the processional walk.
Here are Kevin and Dr. Brodie waiting for the remainder of the graduates to file into place.
Kevin's cheering section:
(actually Dallin only lasted through the National Anthem,
then he and April retreated to the back for a ride
in the stroller until he finally fell asleep)
(actually Dallin only lasted through the National Anthem,
then he and April retreated to the back for a ride
in the stroller until he finally fell asleep)
After watching 400+ other graduate students receive their hoods, we were pretty tired. Kevin was almost the last to receive his. He thought that seemed appropriate.
You can also view the entire ceremony here. If you just want to see Kevin, however, you can skip to the times 9:30 and 110:40 once the video has downloaded.
Parents (+ Aunt Nancy): the real reason why they hold graduation ceremonies
Thanks for coming!
Thanks for coming!
Dr. Brodie welcoming Dr. Young into the PhD ranks
Judy and Dr. Brodie with us
Dr. Young with his family
Table of luscious desserts made by Judy Brodie for the family reception she and Dr. Brodie hosted at their home following the commencement exercises:
3 comments:
Hooray for the Young family! Congratulations!! What a great day. You guys are an inspiration in persistence.
Woot woot! Thanks for the great pictures and videos, I felt like I was there!
Kevin,
Congratulations on the PhD. That is really great! I guess I don't check your blog often enough, I didn't know until just now!
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