Congratulations! You’ve finally completed the requirements for the PhD, including dissertation and oral defense, and graduation is only a few weeks away. Your folks will attend the ceremony to help you celebrate and take videos for the entire family to enjoy. A good time will be had by all. Now what? The answer for most […]
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