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

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fc Hp(c pc iafvw ASSISTANT DEAN FOR EDUCATIONAL AFFAIIRS Samuel J. Spadone. DP.M. School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY institutional R » rch and Proyram Integrity tghtn at Race Street RNUflelsM. PA 19107 prtOr ilS-«5-S?39 tv 215-W9-19» UpatJoneOtjtjxn «mpt« «Cu «6v wn textile e 3u May 18.2008 Dear Doctors. Graduates of the Class of 2008: As 1 wntc this, some four months in advance of your commencement ceremony. 1 am again unsure how to address the graduating class. I know this yearbook will be published and available prior to your graduation, per sc However. I think at this time it is appropriate to address you as colleagues; you have worked long and hard to attain that status and had better start getting used to your accomplishment Your training has increasingly become more ngorous in depth and broader in scope than has benefited prior generations of podiatnc physicians. I. for one, am jealous of the opportunities put before you. As you prepare for your futures. 1 am confident that you will be well served by the foundations your education here has laid and have a few parting comments I wish to share When you have a moment to pause and reflect, please let us know of your accomplishments If you should falter, call on us for assistance. Finally, go forth and always make us proud! Congratulations on your accomplishments and best wishes for success in your personal lives and professional careers Samuel J. Spadone. D.P.M Assistant Dean for Institutional Research and Program Integrity C TttHpjt U nvr s«tH ef Pc «at iC McAciyit

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ftVMpfe pod fvw ASSOCIATE DEAN James Burke. Ph.D. |{| School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY J m » ft lurk . PhO. At od t« 0 n Ac S«r-CA n Eighth it x.t Street Phttdeifrt . PA 19107 phone 215-625-5257 tor 215-629-1929 m»J puniCtiApm tempi Mu •v 6 vsnvw tempi Mj To The Class of 2008 Congratulations! On behalf of the faculty. it is my pleasure to congratulate you on your successful completion of an intense and demanding educational program. During your four years you have faced challenges and found ways to accomplish your goals. As you leave the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine to begin your careers as Doctors of Podiatric Medicine, you are well prepared to deliver to your patients the highest quality care available. It is my hope that your profession provides you with the challenges and rewards that come from sen ice to others. Continue to be life long learners so that you can provide state of the art care for your patients. Cood luck and best wishes for a happy and successful life. 2008 AtUllts 7 9

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ftvnplt po iafvif ASSISTANT DEAN MEDICAL DIRECTOR l fry Mark Ntmw. OPM. FACT AS 21S-62S-52S9 T « Foot A Aiiie •« 21S-629-490S Eiy.rn » » Street pm i m wiir.»flO«ui®m e i PMxJtfC O. rVrr. »-ia 9107-2496 AVrtv irnple dj Dear Class of 2008. The time travels very fast on the road to being graduated. You arc all to be congratulated on your accomplishments in reaching the degree of doctor of podiatric medicine. School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Please remember that your journey has not come to an end. but has just actually begun Larry 1 Ncwmnn and you will be learning continuously throughout the remainder of your professional ' ’ career. The field of medicine has grown so greatly with regard to technology and |)P | PA (.FAS information that you would think four years of Podiatnc Medical School, keeping in mind that there are residencies to follow, is even not enough However, I know that you are anxious to get out into the real world Always try to do the things that would not only benefit your patients; but. would also benefit your colleagues, and they will automatically benefit you as well. Try to give back to your profession and to your community. These things arc guaranteed to make you have a more fulfilled professional career and life. Don’t lose sight of friends and family. Once again, congratulations, and please keep in touch with us in the coming years, and, support your school. Larry M Newman. DP M., FACFAS Assistant Dean Medical Director 2008 AfUllcs 1 II