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

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ShereeJ. Aston, O.D., Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Technology and Medical Education TtMPLf: tiNivettsm A Cnmnon« .tIt (Inlvena, oj Irtr M-dlrtne ..I IWr SUt-« PMlfcMphU- I»ld7JAW Phone 21SO OOCO TO THE CLASS OF 2002 Tha is a very special lime for all of you You are enlenng a very important phase of your professional life Your shills will make a difference in the lives of your patients To bo able to walk comfortably and free is essential to a good qu.iity of Wo. Children, adults and older persons :i :• c will value your services over the years to come Chensh all the good memories you nave made while attending Temple University Schoof of Fodiatnc Medicmo Please feel free to contact us at any time during your careers. We arc here for Continuing Education. Alumni activities and just lo say hello Congratulations on this tremendous achievement' You deserve the very best life Sherec J Aston, CjD.. Ph D Associate Dean fojTechnology and Medical Education Dr. Aston

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Kieran T. Mahan, DPM Associate Dean for Research Professor, Department of Podiatric Surgery TEMPLE LNIVERSTTY A Common wcilih IMJvenky K r»»T Milun. 0PM FAO AS Aneooir Otmfiy ftuarzk School ef FodlMrie Mriiou UI|tm.iiHxs Seen PtUaMpK . PcmylvaU UIOTHW «.« 2U«2MJtt Fit Congratulations to the Class of 2002 1 am very pleased to have the opportunity to congratulate you on your graduation 1 know this is a very momentous occasion in your life and in the lives of your family members. It is a dream that has come true for you and your family. It also gives you the opportunity to recognize the many people in your life who have helped you along the way to fulfill this dream. As you enjoy your graduation and enjoy the sense of accomplishment that rightfully goes along with it. keep in mind that the nature of a profession is such that it requires you to consistently upgrade your skills and maintain your knowledge in order that you can provide your patient with the best possible care. The graduation ceremony is one of great dignity because it confers upon you not juu rights and privileges, but also significant responsibilities It also requires from you a degree of compassion and empathy that may lie tested from time to time This ts a great profession! We arc fortunate to be able to do something that benefits people tremendously, that tests our intellectual skills, and allows us the kind of personal interaction with patients that is truly fulfilling. I wish every success in the future. 1 wish you happiness in jour profession, happiness in your personal life and the ability to blend the two together successfully. Kieran T. Mahan. DPM Dr. Mahan

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Larry M. Newman, DPM Medical Director fr p 1 TEMTLK UOVERSmf P■‘WfiTryy wes 'fo (IdiWllly sdmi or Twnmic m o b I QwwieSac IMXJ MJCt Vow W FACFAS IMfcal » « ▼ rtiUkl UiL fmiyinm Wffl Mfr. rAl 315«3 -»01 B ■ ! ixvoBMacKlBnpk.Kti Cbv Cl of JtXa. The time tttreli rwy last on the roed to bob gradnecad. Yoti ur 0 to be CDSgracbcad oo i kreachkg the degree of doctoral podutncaediciiiei. Plcoc remember th your journey bjj arc come to kb end. but h jut totally began end you will be learning contxnaocdy theougfcout the rcuindcr of yocr profamoce) carter. The field od median has grown to greatly wah regud to technology tod iefomurion ±x you would four yean af Podirtric Vndi l Krh vv in rrtmd die there are tendencies to follow, iirren not enough. Howercr, I know dur you «r usnom to get oat into the reel world. Always try to do the thing ue would cat only benefit yocr periern; but, would bo benefit your colleagues, end they will euxeuticaUy bcccfit you m will Try to gnre beck to your pcc Mtoa and to your community. These thing ere guaranteed to ouke yoo here « more fulfilled prtrfewioaal carter end lifh. Doc t lose sight d freed «cd family. Once agaoa. congrctihr ana; and pir » keep k touch with ui in the conurg years; end, rapport your school Sincerely, Larry Vi Kewtneo, D-P.il, PACPAS Medics! Director Dr. Neuman