I am writing the Acknowledgments section in my thesis. Which, if any, of the following is correct? "Jane Doe, thank you for caring for your students as people and for always taking the time to chat with me." "Jane Doe, thank you for caring for your students as people, and for always taking the time to chat with me."

Comma usage in thanking a person for multiple actions: "thank you for doing A, and for doing B"

English Language & Usage Asked on January 17, 2021

I am writing the Acknowledgments section in my thesis. Which, if any, of the following is correct?

"Jane Doe, thank you for caring for your students as people and for always taking the time to chat with me."
"Jane Doe, thank you for caring for your students as people, and for always taking the time to chat with me."

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