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Specialty paper is used for diplomas Parchment paper is the more traditional choice, because it has been traditionally used for hundreds of years. The most common paper used to print diplomas and certificates is parchment. This paper is thick and has a vintage look.

Specialty paper is used for diplomas Parchment paper is the more traditional choice, because it has been traditionally used for hundreds of years. The most common paper used to print diplomas and certificates is parchment. This paper is thick and has a vintage look.

Most people want to frame their degree because it shows that they've accomplished something, and that they have the credentials to back up what they put on their resume. Plus, it's a big achievement and you deserve to put something on display that's taken you years of work to accomplish.

Most people want to frame their degree because it shows that they've accomplished something, and that they have the credentials to back up what they put on their resume. Plus, it's a big achievement and you deserve to put something on display that's taken you years of work to accomplish.

Hang your diplomas in order of importance from left to right. Hang the diplomas vertically, with the most important one on top. If you have 4 diplomas, consider hanging them in a square pattern. If you have multiple diplomas and limited space, just hang the most significant one—your PhD, for instance.

Hang your diplomas in order of importance from left to right. Hang the diplomas vertically, with the most important one on top. If you have 4 diplomas, consider hanging them in a square pattern. If you have multiple diplomas and limited space, just hang the most significant one—your PhD, for instance.

1. On Your Desk Place your diploma in a shadowbox with a tassel and other fun school memorabilia. Display it at work with other certificates. Combine it with a picture of you in elementary, junior high, high school and college.

1. On Your Desk Place your diploma in a shadowbox with a tassel and other fun school memorabilia. Display it at work with other certificates. Combine it with a picture of you in elementary, junior high, high school and college.

For best results, hang your diploma at eye level, which is typically about 60 inches above the floor. If you're not completely sure about the wall placement, hang it on the high side. It'll be more noticeable if placed slightly above eye level rather than hanging it too low on the wall.

Put It Against a Wall One of the simplest ways to display your diploma is to put it on a shelf or mantle that is connect to or backs up against a wall. This works great if you have a mantle in your living room or a bookshelf in your house or office. With either of these, you can add decor as you see fit.

For best results, hang your diploma at eye level, which is typically about 60 inches above the floor. If you're not completely sure about the wall placement, hang it on the high side. It'll be more noticeable if placed slightly above eye level rather than hanging it too low on the wall.

TRADOC Regulations (TRs) contain policies, responsibilities, and administrative procedures relating to subjects not contained in Army Regulations. They are permanent directives, effective until superseded or rescinded.

Put It Against a Wall One of the simplest ways to display your diploma is to put it on a shelf or mantle that is connect to or backs up against a wall. This works great if you have a mantle in your living room or a bookshelf in your house or office. With either of these, you can add decor as you see fit.

The purpose of this regulation is to establish objectives, policies and procedures for the administrative control of financial resources. It also outlines certain duties and responsibilities of personnel involved in establishing and maintaining administrative control of appropriated funds.

TRADOC Regulations (TRs) contain policies, responsibilities, and administrative procedures relating to subjects not contained in Army Regulations. They are permanent directives, effective until superseded or rescinded.

TRADOC recruits, trains, educates, develops and builds the Army; establishes standards, drives improvement, and leads change to ensure the Army can deter, fight, and win on any battlefield now and into the future. TRADOC executes its mission through five subordinate commands and centers: U.S. Army Combined Arms Center.

The purpose of this regulation is to establish objectives, policies and procedures for the administrative control of financial resources. It also outlines certain duties and responsibilities of personnel involved in establishing and maintaining administrative control of appropriated funds.

The Deputy Commanding General, TRADOC, is the approval authority, and must approve coin expenditures above $7,500.00 to a limit of $10,000.00 in an organization for any one fiscal year.

TRADOC recruits, trains, educates, develops and builds the Army; establishes standards, drives improvement, and leads change to ensure the Army can deter, fight, and win on any battlefield now and into the future. TRADOC executes its mission through five subordinate commands and centers: U.S. Army Combined Arms Center.

TRADOC recruits, trains, educates, develops and builds the Army; establishes standards, drives improvement, and leads change to ensure the Army can deter, fight, and win on any battlefield now and into the future. TRADOC executes its mission through five subordinate commands and centers: U.S. Army Combined Arms Center.

As a general rule, commanders may only present coins purchased with appropriated funds to reward military members and civilian employees for outstanding duty performance or to recognize unique achievements. Such coins may not be presented merely as gifts, mementos or s of appreciation.

The Deputy Commanding General, TRADOC, is the approval authority, and must approve coin expenditures above $7,500.00 to a limit of $10,000.00 in an organization for any one fiscal year.

TRADOC recruits, trains, educates, develops and builds the Army; establishes standards, drives improvement, and leads change to ensure the Army can deter, fight, and win on any battlefield now and into the future. TRADOC executes its mission through five subordinate commands and centers: U.S. Army Combined Arms Center.

As a general rule, commanders may only present coins purchased with appropriated funds to reward military members and civilian employees for outstanding duty performance or to recognize unique achievements. Such coins may not be presented merely as gifts, mementos or s of appreciation.