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

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William J. Martin, D.P.M. Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs TEMPLE 0MV8KMTT A CtmomtUi Uiuvtracy School of Po.li.lrv Mrdinn. Eifhth .1 Rxr Street ITuUdelcfej. f niwytv»ri» l»l07-24t S PWe 2IL62»OJOO Dear Class of 1999: Congratulations! It's probably difficult for you to believe that less than four year ago you began your professional education You've traveled quite a distance and emerged a mature and learned Podiatric Physician Many long nights have been spent studying for exams and interviews and many friendships have been formed that will last a lifetime You also have developed abilities to listen carefully, ask appropriate questions and provide compassionate care to your patients These past few years have provided you with a solid foundation in which to begin your professional career. Obtaining your degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine is tbc first major milestone in your professional journey. As you embark on your career, many of you arc entering a residency program Your professional growth shall continue as you seek to challenge yourself and provide your patients with care You are also entering the rapidly changing healthcare marketplace. Not only will you be the caregivers for which you trained so diligently, but representatives of the field of Podiatric Medicine It is imperative that each of you assert yourself professionally and prove your integrity and credibility as the marketplace continues to evolve. It is your cholct whether you drive this charge oe ride along as a passenger While the challenges facing you have changed, there are still many opportunities You hold the key to your future and success along the journey. Approach your challenges with enthusiasm and provide your patients with compassionate, quality care and you will reap the rewards of your labors. Best of luck. Sincerely. William Martin. D P M Associate Dean of Clinical Affairs THF.FOOT NASKl 9

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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

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Marilyn R. Fenton, Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Educational Affairs TEMPLE IIMVEBSmr tk ool of Podl.trlc Mrdtnnr Eighth »l K«» Slrert A Cununonaetlth Vrwmjy llilUMphu. Pennjtvutu 1910 2496 Phon 2IMU0OCK0 To The Class of 1999 Graduation Day is finally here You will soon receive your degrees and begin the nexi phase of your professional training It is my hope that each of you realizes that the education and training that you received at TUSPM is only the foundation Your continued personal and professional growth requires that you embrace learning as a l-fe long process Although you are graduating you are still a vrtal member of the TUSPM community We will provide you with continuing educational opportunities It ts our hope to shortly begn on-J.ne programs in addition to seminars in a traditional format We also encourage you to use the resources of the Krausz Library. The School also needs your continued support, feedback and encouragement I hope that you continue to keep in touch. Computer technology has made this easier than ever Send us an e-mail once in a while I wish each of you a successful and rewarding career as a Doctor of Podiatnc Medicine Congratulations Sincerely yours. . (] | c Manlyn R Fenton, Ph D Assistant Dean for Educational Affairs 10