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

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ASSISTANT DEAN MEDICAL DIRECTOR Larry M. Newman, DPM School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Larry Mark Naxrmatv DMA FACFAS It foot Aral tntfitutr at « ♦ StwM PM d pA«i f'KVMyti n a IS107-2496 PW 21S-62S-S2S9 fu 21V629-M0S emarf l» XAr «ju rt rtww tmx V nJj Dear Class of 2006: I am extremely honored and proud to be able to express my sincere congratulations upon your great achievement of obtaining the degree of Doctor of Podiatnc Medicine You are now joining the ranks of an elite group of specialists who welcome you as colleagues. This has been accomplished by you, through hard work and perseverance; and, you should always take pride in this great achievement. As you know, graduation is a commencement, a new exciting beginning, which will propel you into the very promising future that is ahead for you. Take advantage of all opportunities, in your coming years of post graduate training and practice, to continue to be life-long learners. I know that as time goes on, you will agree that your experiences at TUSPM were well worth it, and. you should be encouraged to give back to your school and profession. Remember, that we w elcome you to avail yourself of us in the future for continued guidance and support. Always try to have the perspective of creating harmony among the many facets of your life, such as family, friends, and professionally. This will afford you the stability, strength, and comfort to energize your efforts, in the care and treatment of your patients Sincerely, ------------------- 'Larry M. Newman. DPM. FACFAS Assistant Dean and Medical Director Letters P 11

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Samuel J. Spadone, DPM TEMPLE IMVT-RSm A Cocnmonurjhh I'wmity S kool or PodUtrir Mrdionr D hlJi il Racr Sur« n,a»V .u. lYniwytvanu 10107-WOf, 2l»)«2MJ» r« (218) UMOOS SmuwIJ S|i 8«w.nPM AnMiM Dmn fc EducMtonal MI«ir» Eauil Mimiri •pMJotvtflrtnpIr edii May 19. 2006 Dear Doctors, Graduates of the Class of 2006: As 1 write this, some three months in advance of your commencement ceremony. I am unsure how to address you I know this yearbook will be published and av ailable prior to your graduation, per se. However, I am confident that each of you, having completed a demanding course of study, will receive the degree of Doctor of Podiatnc Medicine by the time this letter is intended to be read Therefore. I think it is appropriate to address you now as my colleagues for the first time instead of as my students, and I am most grateful for the opportunity to do so. Many w ho have not been as fortunate as I in becoming faculty here may not comprehend my profound satisfaction as you metamorphosued ftom first year students to Hedging doctors, ready and able to fully benefit ftom post-graduate training. The impact of this transformation has never been far from my thoughts and is the most rewarding part of my work. In this. 1 am sure that I speak, not for myself, but for the entire faculty of the Temple University School of Podiatnc Medicine You have indeed undergone rigorous training, training now more on par with that in any other medical discipline than heretofore in the history of Podiatric Medicine You have an eminent right to be proud of your achievements in this regard and 1 am envious of the training you have received I wished for it as a student myself, but to no avail You arc truly fortunate. Though you have endured and accomplished much dunng the past four years, I still have sev eral personal requests to make of each of you. First, please let us know of your accomplishments. Second, never hesitate to call upon any of us if we can be of assistance in your future endeavors. Finally, go forth and make us proud! Congratulations on your accomplishments and best wishes for success in your personal and professional lives. Samuel J. Spadone. D.P.M. Assistant Dean for Educational Affairs lO ■ Temple School of Podiatric Medicine

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