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

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Kieran T. Mahan, D.P.M. Associate Dean for Research Professor Department of Surgery To tho Class of 1999: Congrahjuton on bang in frit Oat to gradual under the banner ot Tm Torres University School ot fodmlrK Mwdein A«hough yw o » was not aMa lo 9am Ih tut benaflta that mil aventuaty Do attanad through m merger. I am lure you can tea true hai been a tremendous stab fOftabrd lor our profession and tor podiatnc mao cal education As you 90 forward m your career. I hepo you will always carry with you pnde m tti qualify ot th education that you raoarred at Pervnylvania Calaoa ot Podiatnc Median and tna Temp Unwaody School o Podiatnc Madcm V a had a strong tradihon ot acadamc a»ca»anc at PC PM and t have no doubt mat Mi wit contnua to D enhanced by tha merger vnth Temple Urwarsrty For me tna merger naa created a somewhat different career opportunity Aflar twwN yew aa Vice PresvJant tor Academe AJ? r» I hava embarked upon a naa area as tha Aiaociata Oaan tor Raaaarch Anmportant pah ct the credfcWfy of arry prot«r in 4s aoUfy to creata nee knowfedg and conerfeute to tha advancement of the scp na At PC PM we have aVvayi had a reputation as bang tha strongs ! research program ot all ot tfw cotwges of Podfetrtc Madrcr Thank to toyaatmants bom Tempi University aa can ccrwnua to butd upon Ihai reputation Bettes anhanong th credibitty at our professon. re»a rch create multiple hr between TUSPM and other department and school Minin Temple University tt also create an environmaot Mimat th ciiMjbon that embrace learning and seeking nee knowledge Congratulations on becoming me (list alumra ot me Temple Unnwrvty School of Podiatnc Medione We are pwlHlatoV pmwd ot your acoompMhmant and look torwn d to hearing ot yOur conbnwng success In your residency tracing and m your pro’essonnl careers This is a great profession' I wish you every personal and professional happiness as you continue your |oumey through your career as physicians and surgeons of the Foot and Ankle Smcerety. l£ T- UtH— Kieran T Mahan. OPM Associate Dean for Research Professor Department of Podiatnc Surgery

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Steven F. Boc, D.P.M. Associate Dean for Academic Affairs TF.MFW. UMVtRsmr CanmcmmhM I'wnwi Vhool of rodulrv MfdiriD Eubth «l K r Sllrrt PtuUd oa. |Vnr.i)-W7oai IN0T-3IH Ptuw ilS 63 (000 To The Class of 1999 I wish to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Class of 1999 on a J of your accomplishments dunng the past four years Your hard work and dedication have enabled you to become the first graduates from the Temple University School of Podatnc Medicine The ngorous academic training that you have received at this institution wifl have prepared you for the many challenges that you wui be facing in your professional career The skills which you have acquired dunng the past four years ts only the beginning of your lifelong commitment to the profession of podiatnc medicine and surgory. As you go forth into your residency training and into your practice experiences, we at the School wish you the best of luck m an of your future endeavors You should consider it a prestigious honor to become a member of the pod-atnc profession and you should dedicate yourself for the betterment of humanity You are the future of our profession as such. I hope that you will take your experiences here at the School and dedicate yourself to enhance not onty your career, but the profession of podiatnc medicme and surgery We are proud to call you alumnus of the Temple University School of Podiatnc Medicine and wo hope that you wilt hold the same 8Steem and honor toward the School The institution will always be available to you and we nope that you wiO remain in contact with us throughout your careers Steven F Boc. DPM Associate Dean for Academe Affairs C|k 6

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Sheree J. Aston, O.D., Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Medical Education 8 TEMPLE UNiVBtsrrr A C«iunon» iei lW»m»ity Stkool of ro4u.UK Mrdiri»r EijJuh «RKt SUwi Ffclfad' Vu. fVim.yV.nu Itl07-24M Rvxk Zl'. 69.0)00 Congratulations to everyone in the Class of 1999, you have passed a rigorous program at the leading school in podiatric medical education. I am proud of the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine’s fine class of graduates. It does not seem that long ago that all of you were pinned in the Rite of Passage ceremony. As you walk across the stage to receive your degree, take great pride in this significant achievement. Successfully completing podiatric medical school is an important milestone in your career. If I have any advice to give it would be to maintain your sharp clinical skills and comprehensive knowledge through continuing education and professional development courses. Of course, please stay in touch with your alma mater and your classmates, these are part of your “roots” as a doctor. Many years of challenging and rewarding patient care in front of you, enjoy all of it!. jJjX Sheree J. Aston. O.D., Assistant Dean for Medical Education