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

Page 9 text:

Kieran T. Mahan, D.P.M., F.A.C.F.A.S. Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine KIERAN! T MAHAN. DPM.F A C FAS VXT. TO5IDINIKW ACAIMMXT ATTAjW A.SODCAN To the Class of 19S8. Congratulations on the successful completion of the fust leg of your professional journey. You havo faced many challenges on the way to your gracuation and you are well preoared for the new challenges ahead Commitment to your patients, energy and drive have brought you to this day and will be just as important for your future Post-graduate training, establishing yourself in a practice setting, and adapting to changes in the art. science and management of hea:th care dclivory w-.-l bo future challenges that will require the same level of commitment, energy and drive. The personal qualities you bring to your future challenges will determine much of your personal and professional success Webster says that a profession is a calling requinng intensive academic preparation. A 'calling is something much more than simply your job! It is your life's work. Your graduation is an accomplishment to savor with the family and friends who hove helped you along the way Congratulations, may your patients be blessed with a physician who cares most about them Sincerely. Ktoran T Mahan. DPM Vice President for Academic Affairs And Dean TVEFCX?T St ANKLE EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA 19107-24% • 215-625-5363 • Fax: 629-0199 5

Page 8 text:

James E. Bates, D.P.M. Chancellor Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine JAMES E. BATES. DPM OtSNCMU To Class of 1998: I offci my sincere congratulations to you, die members of the 32“J Graduating Class of the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine. You have demonstrated to the faculty and administration of the College that you have earned the privilege to be called “Doctor”. As you begin your graduate study years, you enter a new and changing health care system. No matter what system of health care is in place, the American people need and deserve the finest podiatric care available. Stand together as a class and as members of a profession, to ensure that every patient who needs your care, can have access to your specialty and skill. Make your voices heard, on behalf of your profession and your patients. at ail governmental levels in a united, forceful way. Don’t just conform to changes, take a leadership role in creating new models of healthcare delivery. The College recognizes its responsibility to take a leadership role in podiatric medical education. We remain undaunted in our pursuit of excellence and parity with all healthcare professions and continue to seek new avenues to advance our cause. Together, we build a firm foundation for our young profession during an exciting time: the future holds great promise and together we can achieve great things. We arc proud of your accomplishments and dedication but remember, graduation is but a milestone in your life. Use your formal education, your graduate education, and your continuing education, to serve your profession and your fellow man. The College supports you in all your professional endeavors and I extend to each of you my sincercst congratulations and hope that each new dawn brings good health, happiness and fulfillment. Respectfully yours. ics E. Bates, DPM aanccllor CEO EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA, PA 19107-24% • 215-625-52 4 4

Page 10 text:

Marilyn R. Fenton, Ph.D. Dean for Educational Affairs Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine MARILYN K FENTON, Ph D. IUJWK »OOC T ONAI AITPAOS Dear Class of 1998: I would like lo extend my sincere congratulations to each and everyone of you and wish you a successful and rewarding career as a podiatric physician. To achieve this accomplishment required hard work, dedication and a concern for others. These same characteristics will be needed as you establish a practice. Your success will depend on your knowledge, your ability to communicate effectively and flexibility in dealing with problems and situations. You are prepared to meet the challenges if you allow yourself to use your abilities and talents. Thank you for the contributions you have made to improve the environment at PCPM. I hope that you will continue as an active member of the PCPM family. Your input and feedback will help us as we plan for the future. Sincerely yours, 1TA (L - Marilyn R. Fenton, Ph.D. Dean for Educational Affairs MRF bg I H AT RACK STREET • PHILADELPHIA, PA 19107-24% • 21S62.V5252 • Fax: 215-«2 6