The Johns Hopkins University School of Education had one of the year's most adorable graduates. 美国约翰霍普金斯大学教育学院迎来了本年度最可爱的毕业生。
When Carlos Mora received his Masters of Science in Counseling this spring, his service dog, Kirsch, was also awarded an honorary degree for having attended all of his owner's classes. Kirsch fit right in with the rest of the grads as he donned a cap and gown for the May 23 ceremony. 今年春天，卡洛斯-莫拉获得了咨询理学硕士的学位。他的爱犬 Kirsch也因为陪伴主人参加了每一堂课而获得了荣誉硕士学位。 Kirsch穿上了硕士服，戴上了硕士帽，和其他毕业生站在一起等待 5月 23日的毕业典礼。
College officials read this statement when the pair walked across the stage:狗狗 Kirsch和主人走到领奖台前，学院领导朗读了以下贺词：
Our last counseling degree graduate to walk across the stage tonight is Carlos Mora and his service dog Kirsch. Since Kirsch sat through every class with Carlos, both will be receiving a master's degree in mental health counseling. We want everyone to know that Kirsch was not charged for his degree. 今天我们最后一位获得咨询理学硕士学位的是，正向着舞台走来的卡洛斯 -莫拉和他的狗狗 Kirsch。由于 Kirsch每堂课都和卡洛斯坐在一起，他们俩都将被授予心理健康咨询硕士学位。我们希望各位明白， Kirsch上学并没花钱。
Like his owner, Kirsch received a Master of Science in Counseling degree, signed by both School of Education Dean David Andrews and Vice Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy. 和他的主人一样， Kirsch也获得了由教育学院院长 Dean David Andrews和负责学术事务的副院长 Dr. Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy共同签发的咨询理学硕士学位。
