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    Kilts and Academic Regalia

    A while ago, there was a thread on wearing kilts with academic regalia. I said I would post a pic next time I wore mine. Here it is. The regalia is the University Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Ph.D. The style is a Cambridge open doctor's dress gown with white and scarlet facing. The hat is a pileus quadratus (the forerunner of the mortar board).

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    I wear this regalia for convocations and graduations at the State University of New York, College at Cortland.
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    Hey, that looks good. I'm working on my PhD now, and you can bet I'll be kilted the day I finally get to take that walk! What do you teach?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobertParker View Post
    Hey, that looks good. I'm working on my PhD now, and you can bet I'll be kilted the day I finally get to take that walk! What do you teach?
    I am a philosopher. My field is ethics. Good luck with the PhD!
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    That's spiffy.
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    I loved wearing my Masters gown.

    I loved wearing my Masters gown, especially with those crazy sleeves.

    I think I will start work on my Ph.D. once I retire from the Army, for now I am just working on my Masonic degrees. My Masters and BS are in criminal justice, not sure what area I should concentrate on for my doctoral work.

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    Looks quite smart professor!
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    Well done Andy - last year at graduation I wore my Isle of Skye with my masters gown and a black Glengarry. It was a real crowd pleaser.
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    Yes indeed the kilt looks very smart with academic dress, thanks for sharing.
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    Very smart indeed.

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