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TO THE CLASS OF 1973 Congratulations to each of you for having successfully completed this major step in your professional education. We have certified that you have the abilities and the qualities to practice Podiatric Medicine. As you accept this new challenge do so with dignity. Continue learning, because the professional of tomorrow will be required to keep abreast of the ever evolving and improving health care theories and techniques. As you settle into a new community accept your responsibility as a leader. Participate in those activities that will sustain and improve it. Get involved in solving the problems or at least help to identify some of them. Know your elected representatives and work to place and maintain highly qualified people in your governments. In short, be part of the mainstream. Finally, be accountable. The community and your patients will expect much of you. Quality care is certainly at the top of the list. There are many other ingredients of accountability, some having been mentioned above. My wish to you is that your careers, your life and each new day will be fulfilling. God Speed. James E. Bates, DPM President 16
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DEAN'S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1973 Four years have passed since you became a member of the profession in September. 1969. After seemingly endless periods of time in classes, laboratories and clinic you have now received tangible evidence of your profession — the degree, Doctor of Podiatric Medicine While the degree entitles you to all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto' and your forthcoming license will enable you to practice the profession, only you have the ability to control: quality patient care, the ethics worthy of a profession and a continuing self-education that will enable you to earn the respect and confidence implied in the term doctor . The College administration, faculty and fellow students have contributed substantially to your education. Their input will become more apparent as the years of trial and error pass rapidly behind you. The most significant college contribution should have been self reliance. For in practice, and probably for the first time in your life, there will be little assistance to you from faculty, fellow students and or the college proper. Daily decisions based on vour educational background and independence of thought will determine the degree of your success. The term health professional' signifies greater responsibility than you now recognize. You possess the background and experience worthy of that obligation. If you exercise the proper degree of maturity, you will never fail to fulfill that responsibility thereby assuming a rightful place in the health care delivery system of tomorrow. If we as educators have played a role in the development of you as a person, we have achieved one form of success. You have aided in our professional development and the college is an improved institution because of it. On behalf of the faculty and the Office of the Dean, please accept my sin-cerest congratulations as you embark on a new career as members of the profession of podiatric medicine. CZlw.M Charles W. Gibley, Jr., Ph.D. Academic Dean
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