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Dr. David A. Axler Ph.D Vice President Academic Affairs PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE I IC.MTM AT MCI ITIflT PHII.AOtlFMIA HlC? • gil) D araiM • A run Di-4 a »u-. r»o net ft «rm8f.tr Affmtt TO THE CLASS Of 1987 On behalf of the faculty, I want to congratulate each of you on the successful completion of an Intense and demanding four-year educational program. Through your efforts, dedication and sacrifice, you overcame what at times oust have seeaed like Impossible obstacles. As a result, you have been prepared to enter a rewardlog profession and begin a career of providing podiatrtc care with the competence and compassion that those In need require and deserve. You are also about to enter a career of life-long learning which will require making your graduation a launching pad toward a commitment for continuing education. Without question, you are better trained podiatrtc physicians at an earlier stage In your careers than your predecessors. With that training, however, you must maintain an inquisitiveness and sense of observation that leads to the discovery and creation of new knowledge. More than Just the delivery of podtatric oedical services, each of you has the obligation to contribute to your profession, not Just exploit It. You owe It to your forebearers and your successors who have made and will aake their contributions to the relief of pain and prevention and Cure of disease. The faculty wid I wish you the pleasures and rewards attending the practice of podiatrtc medicine. You have earned It and we are proud to welcome you as colleagues. Always remember, as Aalph Waldo Emerson wrote. What lies behind us and what lies before «s are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Good luck and best withes, Oavld A. Axler, Ph.O. Vice President for Academic Affairs
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Sandra G. Mannix Vice President Student Affairs PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE I IC.IITH T lACtSIKCtT l-HILADUrMlv HNSSftVAMA l»i:’ • OlfiMWOW 0ear Menberi of the Cl of 1987, When addressing group of gr«du«t«s It 1 tempting to invoke cliche about transition, challenge and opportunity. In fact, most of those over-used phrases strike at the heart of the process of going fro« student to professional. It i£ an exciting tie . After a long and intense program at PCPM, one that tested your Intellectual talents, your clinical abilities and your survival skills In the world1 most uncomfortable plastic chairs, you now measure the tine until your first 'solo patient In days rather thin years. The learning process obviously is an unending one, but in th future you will be teacher more often than student. Your patients will look to £iu for answers, as well as for treatment, concern ar.d support. You have prepared well to provide all of those things, and you will be successful at converting your education to practice. There has been little opportunity for n to get to know nany of you. but I have been fortunate to know enough of you to have a sense of the spirit of the Class of 1987. If those dedicated men and wonen are typical of the class, then the future of podlatrlc uedlcine 1 In the best of handsl Please keep In touch. If there Is anything the Office of Student Affairs can do for you, please do not hesitate to give us a call. K always look forward to hearing from you. Congratulations and Good Luck! Sandra G. Mannix Vice-President for Student Affairs 19
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Dr. Kieran T. Mahan, D.P.M. Vice President Clinical Education PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF POD1ATKIC MEDICINE EIGHTH AT RACE STREET PHILADELPHIA. PENNSVl VANIA 19107 • |Jli) 6WOJOO ktfnm I n.rjn I'irr Prtwdtnt for ( brui t) t Juct ion TO THE CLASS OF I9S7 CongnatulationtI Vou can jut tty fail pmde and joy in you , accomplithment. Vou will alwayt ememben the patt faun. ye.ant at a majon milettone in you . Ufa. Vou . dedication and commitment to achieving you , goalt have brought you to thit point. It will take even gneaten dedication and commitment to continue youn pnohettional gnowth. At health cane changet , you wilt need to be mone faexible and adaptable in netponte to youn patientt' needt. Howeven, although the health cane faeld it changing napidly, the newandt oh the medical pnoiettion will alwayt nemain: the tatit-faction that comet faom uting youn own expentite to tolve a pnoblem and help anothen huwon being. Welcome to the pnohettion! KL -T- m 21
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