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

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Marilyn R. Fenton, Ph.D. Dean for Educational Affairs Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine MARILYN K FENTON, Fh.0 waxm iixKiinmu To‘the Class of 1995 : Congiatulations and best wishes to each of you as you leave PCPM and begin your career in podiatric medicine I hope you continue the pursuit of learning and find your career both challenging and rewarding. It was : pleasure working with your class itnd I have fond memories particularly of the social events which you planned in an attempt to improve communications and the environment of die College. 1 will work to insure that the College community continues your initiative Many of you demonstrated a sense of social concern and commitment to the well being of others. I believe it is important for you to maintain this concern as you establish your practice and develop as a professions! in your community It is important to participate in community affairs as well as activities of your professional societies. Your participation can make a difference as it did at PCPM. Good luck and much success in the future. Sincerely yours. fYl — Marilyn R. Fenton. Ph.D. Dean for Educational Affairs MRF bg EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA PA 10107-2496 • 215-6204)300 9

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David A. Axler, Ph.D. Vice President for Student Affairs m Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine DAVID A. AXJUER.PM) %X r»IVW.VIH «l]»VI MIAUO January II. 1996 Dear Class of 1996. On behalf of the Student Affairs Staff. 1 an i delighted to congratulate you on your graduation from PCPM. It Is a special pleasure for me to offer congratulations because you are the first complete class to be admitted during my tenure in Student Affairs. I remember reviewing your applications and meeting you personally during your interview The transition ou have made from anxious applicants to well prepared and confident podiatric physicians has been gratifying to watch. You have worked hard, made sacrifices and overcome obstacles that, ai the time, may ha C seemed impossible to O’WVOmc. Vour it jfori has v v. culminated in ihn achievement of the goal you set four years ago. You have earned the right to be proud of your accomplishment H'e wish you a future of good health, peace of mind and professional and personal satisfaction Although you leave PCPM in one sense, we hope the connection made these past four years continues and strengthens as your careers develop. H’e will be here for you Keep m touch Sincerely yours. = d David A Axler. Ph.D. Vice President for Student Affairs EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA 19107-2496 • 215-625-5442 • F«x: 215-627-2815

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William J. Martin, D.P.M. Medical Director Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine TO THK CLASS OF 1996 rwFKXn Jag EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA PA 19107-2496 • 215-029-0300 Congratulations cn completion of out educational program and achieving your goal of becoming a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. This was not an easy task to accorrplioh. Along the way were difficulties that I am sure many of you faced, but you were able to rioo to these challenges and have successfully overcome them and are now embarking upon ycur profcaoicr.al career. Ao you become a member ot the health care delivery system, you will find it going throu-ah a groat deal oi change, and the medical profession is facing new challenges. Within these changes, now opportunities will emerge for you and tor the profession. In order to grasp fully those opportunities, you need to take full advantage of the training offered to you during next year in your rouldcr.cy program. It will bo in this way that you will be able to build upon the education P.C.P.x. has glvon you and enable you to seize the opportunities chat lay ahead. It has been a pleasure to -work with all ot you and watch you develop into the fine Doctors that you are over the last few years. J wish all of you success in the future. Sincerely, Martin, D.P.M.