Oh Yea...I Graduated!

On April 22, 2011 Camee Faulk became a college graduate! I graduated Cum Laude (top 10% of the graduating class) with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts Education. I have a legit teaching license and an undergraduate degree! Wahoo!

My whole family came for my graduation, which meant so much to me. I don't get to see my parents very often, so any time I do it's super special.

I was also lucky because I graduated with my very best theatre friends. It was SO cool that we all got to walk together! Here are some highlights:

Daniel and I...He's thinking, "FINALLY!"

Heather Burgess and I reminiscing about our years working in the Harris Fine Arts Center Scheduling Office:

Both sides of the family were there to support me. LOVE THEM!

Classic...

I'll miss this place!

High School Musical!

For some weird reason there was no tassel-moving or cap-throwing in our ceremony, so we took it upon ourselves to make that happen:

My besties outside our home, the HFAC:

Doing some last minute image work:

Goofballs:

In summary, graduation was a blast. Thanks to my parents, there was lots of eating (Los Hermanos and California Pizza Kitchen felt our wrath) and lots of huge and loves. I am so grateful that I have had such a huge group of family and friends to support me over these past ~~four~~ five years. Now on to the job search...eww.

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