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

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m wW fu fcfm p h id e wm ieine UNICIANS OF THE YEAR William Martin, DPM and Jane Pontious, DPM School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 0 p«rtm nt o Mutflt Surgvry f«jW 1 Kit Siwni JtvJ Roof C 19107 490 U. m-M9- !XW t br.o JQOOUVy tr-o tOji February16,2007 To The Clan of 2007 Wc would like to thank you for this honor. It is greatly appreciated and really means a lot to us. It’s been a pleasure watching all of you grow into mature, skilled podiatric physicians. You are the reason wc continue as teachers. You have made it all worth while. Congratulations! We arc proud of you and will remember you always. Sincerely. Dr. Jane Pontious 2007 Achilles 7

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IN-CHIEF Lindsay Wojtukiewicz, DPM and Sandi Nagata, DPM Dear Academic Clinical Faculty, Staff and Classmates, We are proud to present die 200 edition of TUSP.M s Achilles Yearbook. The editors of each respective class have contributed numerous creative hours towards the production of an outstanding yearbook. A new addition to this year’s book includes a “year in review section with handpicked pictures and text to preserve some of the events surrounding us during our time here, outside the clinic and classroom walls. On behalf of the Class of 2007, we would like to extend our thanks to the faculty for your continued support and encouragement on a daily basis during the pursuit of our ultimate goal— Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degrees. We would also like to thank our advisor, David Martin, and Cooke Publishing Company Representative, Lisa Buscaglia, for their commitment and collaboration during the production of the Achilles. To the Classes of 2008, 2009, 2010: “Time is not measured by the passing of years but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. —-Jawaharlal Nehru Take this time to not only challenge yourself, but also to challenge others. Be proactive and strive to make TUSPM a better place for the future podiatric physicians that will follow in your footsteps. To our fellow classmates, the Class of 2007: It has been an honor to share in and document the memories of these past four years together. It is our time to put all of the principles that we’ve learned into practice, with hard work and integrity. We wish you success and happiness as you represent our profession with pride. Best of luck! Sincerely, Lindsay Wojtukiewicz, DPM Sandi Nagata, DPM 6 Temple School of PodMtric Medicine

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 School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY OffK ®» IN 0«w SmaiRiw iwn 6m Root fr ltV»t. M 19I07-N96 pAon m-62VS«X «M 2IV629-1929 ! mpr tX 6 MlO-W tirt Ie e f«V To the Graduating Class of 2007 of the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine It is with a great sense of pride that I write this final letter to the Class of 2007. Each of you has just completed the most challenging four years of your young lives and I want to congratulate you. More than that, however. I want to tell you that you are the Temple University School of Podiatnc Medicine While it is true that we have classrooms, dormitories, clinics and laboratories, a school without the life and energy of the student is a single purpose building whose purpose has disappeared. You entered TUSPM in a time of transition. You have seen new faculty, new facilities and the positive growth that affiliation with Temple’s Health System affords. During the past four years, this was your school, but in a larger sense, John A. Mattiacci, DPM you became the school. As you leave us here in Philadelphia and begin post graduate training or practice; you take the school with you. You will forever be identified as a Temple University school graduate. Because of this, you and TUSPM will always be connected. We have helped you to cam the finest education in the nation. We have given you clinical experience that is unrivaled in the history of our profession and w'e have bestowed upon you the degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Now it is your turn. Because you will always be a TUSPM alumnus, we look to you to carry that degree with competence, compassion, and ultimately, success. You now enter a career in which your patient and his or her condition will demand your attention. As you build a practice and you expand your roots in the community that you choose. I ask that you never forget the roots that you leave here at TUSPM. 1 want you to wear the degree that we have bestowed upon you with pride and 1 challenge you to use that degree to the benefit of both your practice and your alma mater. I want you to join your class alumni association and maintain connection with your class mates. I want you to come back to Philadelphia to visit us periodically and I want you to visit us on the web consistently. Wherever you go in your life, you take our name and you remain our graduate. Never forget that because we will never forget you and the time that you have spent here. Go now and apply those skills that you gained here. Be diligent. Be tenacious. Be inquisitive and be successful. You are now a permanent part of the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. 8 Temple School of Podiatric Medicine