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

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Medical Director Assistant Professor, Department of Podiatric Medicine Larry M. Newman, DPM TEMPLE l NIVKRSITV A Ccneua wealth L'uvetucy Ww • Pullilrtr Mnbnu Uny Mot Newra DPM. PACFAS U, tal Una TUnt :i5«C5-32» TAX 2IS42S-H03 Dear Class of 2005: It it with great pleasure and hotter that I congratulate your class upon achieving your degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. The latt four years will have been worthy of the tnalt and tribulations you hat e endured, due to the goal you have achieved. The fact that you are being graduated from the Temple University School of Podiatric Medtcine should not preclude you from studying and teaming further to enhance the wonderful foundation that you have been given at our Institute. We would hope that tn future years you will come to appreciate more and more the experiences that you have had ai TUSPM and we encourage you to try to give hack to your profession during your future endeavors Please also try to remember that you need to balance your lives with regard to your family and friends, so that you have the strength to provide the best that you can offer to your patients Always feci that you can call upon us in the fiimrc fot any further guidance and support Sincerely. . Larry M. Newman. DPM. FACFAS Medical Director Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine 11

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Assistant Dean for Educational Affairs Instructor, Department of Podiatric Medicine Samuel J. Spadone, DPM May 19,200$ Dear Member of the Class of 2005 As I look forward to your graduation at the time of this wnting. it is a source of great pride and personal satisfaction with which I anticipate addressing you. this first time, not as students, but as colleagues I thank you. I congratulate you, and I envy you. I envy you because you have benefited from a new curriculum unique to the Temple University School of Podiatnc Medicine Thu curriculum tar eclipses the modical training I received dunng my tenure at the former PCPM and I believe that my jealousy ■» justified The new cumculum was five years in the planning and. from my convmstion with many of you, has yielded dividends quite worthy of the human capital invested in creating it- You are. without question, the best prepared podiatnc physicians to ever graduate from this institution or anywhere else m the world I congratulate you because of the many obstacles you have overcome You made the new cumculum a success in spite of the failtnp in its initial planning and several adverse events during iu inception In addition to the normal challenges of completing a rigorous didactic cumculum. you adapted to and overcame the changing demands of external clerkships and excelled m them Without your drive, discipline, determination, and academic excellence, ihe new curriculum may have become a “one hit wonder I thank you because of the many friendships we have forged dunng your tenure here I especially thank those of you who turned lo me for advice and guidance ll is a rare privilege lo earn the confidence of someone in doubt or difficulty, even more so to have them expose their private situations to my scrutiny, and still more so to have them accept my counsel. This is truly the most rewarding part of my position I hope you will all remember this in the future and never hesitate to call upon me if I can be of assistance to you In conclusion. I wish each and ev ery one of you success in your future endeavors and very good lives Tr.MPtx tiNisr.fcsrrv A Coounoti» «xb I'aneroty School «r Pnauirw M dlru» MOuSmicml nulMbbOu. PMUHjtVMIII 1910? J«U (SIS) 264210 Fu msjtisoeot SumrSJ Sfwaww.OOl Koutl MOlurl -clf. Al-iwl tWai to nOxwuaui Alton Sincerely, Samuel J Spadone. D PM Assistant Dean for Educational Affairs 10 Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine

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CITY OF PHILADELPHIA OFFICE OF THE MAYOR JOHN F. STREET. ESQUIRE ROOM 215 CITY HALL MAYOR PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA 19107-3295 (215) 686-2181 FAX (215) 686-2180 February 15, 2005 Greetings! For the past 32 years, Temple University School of Podiatirc Medicine (TUSPM) has been a beacon of light for doctors of podiatric medicine whose medical training has focused on diseases and disorders of the foot, ankle and lower extremities. I applaud the Class of 2005 whose accomplishments are testament to Philadelphia’s emergence as a leader in medical training and pharmaceutical research. Home to four allopathic medical schools, an osteopathic medical college and several other specialized medical colleges, our city has contributed greatly to the well being of all. I wish all members of the Class of 2005 best wishes in your future endeavors. With kind regards, I am 12 Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine