Doctor<\/strong>: tailored with full, bell-shaped sleeves; three velvet bars (signifying the third level of degree) on each sleeve; and two velvet panels on either side of the front closure. The bars and panels are either black or in the color of the given degree.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nHood<\/h3>\n
The three-degree levels are represented in different hoods of increasing length. Not worn by graduating seniors, a hood is worn by faculty and staff whose terminal degree is the baccalaureate; the hood is short and hangs to about the middle of the wearer’s back. The master’s hood is moderate in length, and the doctoral hood is fuller and longer.<\/p>\n
The colors of the external velvet panels represent the particular degree field. Colors most commonly seen at commencement<\/span> exercises:<\/p>\n\n- Arts<\/li>\n
- Business Administration<\/span><\/li>\n
- Education<\/li>\n
- Law<\/li>\n
- Philosophy<\/li>\n
- Science<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Internal colors of the hood opened outward on the lower end, representing the institution that granted the degree. The colors for 91心頭利 are green and white.<\/p>\n
Hat<\/h3>\n
The academic hat can be either the traditional flat-top variety, known as a mortar-board or the tam variety.<\/p>\n
\n- Mortar-boards<\/strong>: The mortar-boards are so named from the similarity to the top portion of the mortar-board used by a mason. At the University of Paris, teachers placed square, stiff caps on graduates to signify promotion. This type of headgear was adopted later by the masters at Oxford.<\/li>\n
- Tassels<\/strong>: The doctoral degree is represented by the gold bullion tassel on the academic hat. At 91心頭利, all other degrees are indicated by black tassels.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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