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

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David A. Axler, Ph.D. Associate Dean for Student Affairs TKMPU: UNIVERSITY A CMnMonmakh Untwafty School of I'odUtrtr Mr.lirim- ElKlilh R»- Slim PIiiUcVIjiIha Prnn» ..utui I9107-2«9t toot «I5)0 Fkr ai5)62)-IU07 CUwl A AaVt. 17. l Muulr I Mfl «SuWi AfTfcO Dear Members of the Class of 1999: On behalf of the Student Affairs staff. I want to congratulate each of you on successfully completing the demands of a challenging four year curriculum. Congratulations also on being the first class to be graduated from the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. That distinction will be yours and yours alone Four years ago. I am sure you thought this leg of your professional journey would never end. Now that the four years are over. I am also sure you are amazed at how quickly those four years passed You accomplished your goal of becoming a podiatric physician by-using the skills we knew you had Using those same skills will enable you to meet whatever challenges you face during the next leg of your journey You have the knowledge, confidence and work ethic to be successful. We know that you will be. In 1995. the door to PCPM and a health profession was opened for you. As you leave, the door to TUSPM will always remain open for you. Keep in touch. Call or come in if you need anything You are always welcome. We wish you good health, peace of mind and professional and personal happiness as you enter this next phase of your life. Sincerely yours, . d-(LL- David A. Axler. Ph.D. Associate Dean for Student Affairs 11

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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

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