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The academic recently went through the Universities promotion review.
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A personal chair is awarded specifically to an individual in recognition of their high levels of achievements and standing in their particular area or discipline.
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A personal chair is awarded specifically to an individual in recognition of their high levels of achievements and standing in their particular area or discipline.
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The concept of an academic chair originated with the medieval church.
Teaching was said to take place ex cathedra (from the chair), because each bishop had a throne (cathedra) in his principal church.
Teaching was said to take place ex cathedra (from the chair), because each bishop had a throne (cathedra) in his principal church.
to J - the newly appointed Professor of Cancer Genetics.
I am immensely proud of you.
Congratulations to J! As a failed academic married to a thankfully more successful one, I appreciate what an amazing achievement this is. Particularly in the current days where science is so terribly competitive. Well done. xx
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations to J on such a wonderful achievement. Can feel your pride leaping off the page! (Great cake too!) X
ReplyDeleteSending congratulations to J for a wonderful and amazing achievement. So happy for you all. And loved the cake with its academic chair :)
ReplyDeleteHelen xox
WOW! Huge Congratulations to you and J -- and what a perfect cake!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing accomplishment. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThe cake is perfect.
Wow, many congratualtions. I am sure that there has been a lot of hard work over many years to reach that recognition. You sound rightly proud. I love the celebratory cake :)
ReplyDeleteheartiest congratulations!! what a fabulous cake! :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow. What stupendous news. CONGRATULATIONS. How fabulous!
ReplyDeleteHey. I feel the urge for a bit of Tess action. Hope we meet this year x
Congratulations to the new chair!!! Fabulous cake!!! xx
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations.
ReplyDeleteLeanne xx
thank you Leanne I will pass on the congratulations x
DeleteThis is wonderful news! Many congratulations to J for this recognition of his work and to you for supporting his academic career.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations J, what an amazing achievement. Love the cake, especially the cleverly designed chair. CJ xx
ReplyDeleteVery well done, J. It sounds like a fascinating field too. Enjoy the delicious looking cake. x
ReplyDeletethank you I will pass on the congrats. It was very tasty cake, and didn't last long.... x
DeleteCongratulations to J, very well done.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to J. Love the "academic cake" with the chair.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations J! A well-deserved cake.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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Congrats to him, and best celebration cake ever!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for J and for the power house behind this achievement, namely you Tess. Team work is so undervalued but just look what can be achieved. Especially nice cake!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sara x (it was very tasty cake and didn't last long....)
DeleteCongratulations! I think the chair on the cake looks so cool, but not likely to stand up to much wear!
ReplyDeleteHuge congratulations!!
ReplyDeletethat is an absolutely incredible achievement, such huge congratulations to J, and an inspired cake to celebrate. x
ReplyDeleteProfessor of Cancer Genetics, I am in awe of the title, never mind the work that must be required to get there. And, what a nice chair you made. Well done to you both x
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations and what an amazing cake.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Many congratulations and what an amazing cake.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
thank you, it was tasty cake too xxx
DeleteOh, I missed this, EXCELLENT WORK! In every possible meaning of the words. xx
ReplyDeleteHuge congratulations, you must all of you be very proud, and what a great way to celebrate!
ReplyDeleteA bit late but I really did want to congratulate J. I know how much hard work and dedication that takes. In a previous academic existence I too worked in cancer genetics and still love to hear about it. I think your cake looks fab fab (was it rhubarb and orange underneath?) xx
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