Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine - Achilles Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine To The Clast of 1992: Congratulations! Each of you should feel very proud. During your four years at PCPM you have faced challenges and hardships and found a way to be successful and accomplish your goals As you leave PCPM to assume your careers as Doctors of Podiatric Medicine, you will face new problems and difficulties which you arc prepared to meet if you believe in yourself and utilize your experience, training and education. I hope that your chosen profession provides you with challenges, rewards and the satisfaction that can be derived from helping others I also hope that you continue to question and leant so that you can provide the best possible care to your patiems. As you begin this new phase of your life set your goals high and strive to be the best that you can be. Good luck to each of you and I wish you a happy and successful life. Sincerely yours. Marilyn R. Fenton. Ph.D. Chairman. Biomedical Sciences Dean for Educational Affairs EICHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA PA 19107 • 2IS-O29 0JO0

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PEms LVAN A College of Podiatric Medicine srn EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA .9.07 • DAVID A AXIER. PKO VWS TOJIWNt rO» lOOCAIlOKAl ANO S1WWT AIMWS Dear Class of 1992: On behalf of the entire Student Affairs staff, I an delighted to congratulate each of you on the successful completion of an intense and denanding four year educational program. Through your dedication and sacrifice, you were able to overcome what at tines Bust have seemed like impossible obstacles. As a result, you are prepared to enter a challenging and rewarding profession and begin a career of providing podiatrie care with the competence and compassion that your patients require and deserve. To continue to grow as a professional, you bust make your graduation a launching pad toward a coasitaent for continuing education, and maintain a inquisitiveness and sense of observation that leads to the discovery and creation of new knowledge. We know you will. As you proceed with your careers, always remember, as Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote, What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. May the best days of your past be the worst days of your future. Good luck and best wishes. David A. Axler, Ph.D. Vice President for Student Affairs

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f¥ Kieran T. Mahan, D.P.M. Vice President For Academic Affairs And Dean Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine KORAN T, MAHAN OP.M FACfS MCI UlMtW K ACADOCC UWM OlAN To the Class Of Xt92 On behalf of tho entire faculty, I want to congratulate each f you on tho successful completion of your four years of study. Respite the rigors of the acadeaic program, you persevered; because of the rigors of the acadeaic prograa, you have bccoae coapetent »nd intelligent practitioners. In the future, you will use that enowledge, and those skills that you have acquired to build a -awarding and successful life as a healer of other human beings. As with other commencements that you have been through, this one too is but a beginning. Unlike your other conacnccments, this one narks the beginning of a life-long professional career, being i professional Beans making an intense personal coaaitmont to continuing your own growth In the field, and working to odvanco the field itself. Our profession is a young one, with many challenges and obstacles ahead. Each of us has an important role to play in insuring that the profession continues to thrivo. Each patient you treat will be an opportunity for you to demonstrate the knowledge and skills of this profession with regard to the human foot and leg. Continue to challenge yourself, to strive for ever greater knowledge. Only in continuing tho search for knowledge can one truly enjoy the fruits of the profession. Congratulations, colleagues, and welcome to the profession! t-TTMX- EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • THE TOOT HILAOLIPHIA. PA 19107 • 215-429-OWO 6