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

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David A. Axler, Ph.D. Vice President of Student Affairs

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 James E. Bates, D.P.M. President @ Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine lAMiVi MILvUI’M To the class of 1995: I wnte U»v message with mitcd feelmgi While it ij always a great honor and privilege to congratulate members of the gradjiLng class on your achievement!, thi is the Iasi ume I will have the cppoftiaity to do to at President. After thirty-three year , the time has come for new leadership. Thus. it is especially meaningful for rve to extend my San felt congratulations to each of you. May the best that life hat to offer befall on each of ye a, These pan four years have been a difficult journey and your success is evident in your many accomplisfcmer.Cs. The PC PM family it proud of you You are well prepared to over your resicency program! and eventually to practice your c ho ten profession You have achieved much in both knowledge and Wills. The ctxturg yean 01 not be easy. The Nation and our profession face a few yean of turmoil within the health care community. Work with your colleagues, join the organ rations wiUun the profesiion. let yoaf elected leaders hear from you. and together you will be in the health care mainstream as the century ends. Time, teamwork and uuth will survive any threats that will ratface. As I told you at orientation foar years ago. it will not be easy to succeed in a geographic area where there is an abundance of D.P.M.'t. We looked at a map that demonstrated the many shortage areas. Most of those under-terved areas still exist and I urge you to consider one of them I also aid that no roller where you pcacucc it « not yew net profit that is most important In the Icwg run ite satisfaction you experience as a caring health professional is more precious than any material reward The fow-ueary Arrcr.can public needs all of you Don't let them down. By providing the services that only we do bett yot will be improving the quality of life aad at a reasonable cost to society There will be some days of discouragement ahead. Don't give in-keep working-stick together and the future is very bright The best to each of yoa noccrely. Oihej E. Bares. D. President rM. f ICHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA 1 107-2490 • 215-02-9-0300 • 4CO-220-FEET

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Marilyn R. Fenton, Ph.D. Dean of Educational Affairs 8