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

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ASSISTANT DEAN FOR EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY educational AHwi {.girth M ac»5itwC Ph-todM , PA 59107 P oneilS-«SS2S7 Pa»21S-«29.t9?9 r-tnW |6u'i« iuipm Mu w 0 wwm impit Mu TO THE CLASS OF 2013: Congratulations! Through dedication and sacrifice, you have successful completed an intense and demanding four year journey. You are now poised to enter a challenging and rewarding profession This stage of you career is only the beginning of a continual commitment to education. Through the growth of the profession, you are bettor trained physicians at an eartier stage than those that preceded you Continue to push the boundaries of knowledge that will lead to new discoveries and advances. It has been a pleasure to work with you both as individuals and as a group As you begin this new phase of your life set your goals high and strive to be the best that you can be Good luck to each of you and I wish you a happy and successful life. James P. Burke, Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Educational Affairs 2013 ACHILLES 9

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Kieran Mahan, D.P.M. Associate Dean for Academic Affairs ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS CcTjjl School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Acdifemlc AUtU (Aon 2IS 25-5363 KM«M f Mih n OPM ft, 215-629-490 fqMh Jl R»c» SV »mjhanPMfMn urrfM »Ou ffitafethU. P 19107 «w» Wr«Ic 0u To The CUM Of 20X3 I would like to personally congratulate each of you and your families for your successful completion of the academic requirements at the Temple University School of Podlatrk Medicine. Your graduation is a proud moment for both you and your famflies. It is also a proud moment for os as we have seen you develop your clinical knowledge and skills over the last few years. Many of you have had to overcome both personal and professional challenges to get to this point. I congratulate you and wish you personal and professional success in the future. When you came to TUSPM you joined a profession that Is still evolving and maturing. Even over the course of my own professional lifetime there have been dramatic changes. In order to continue to advance the profession, each and every one of you must be personally involved with helping it grow. Certainly the most Important way to do that is to make each and every patient encounter a successful one where you deliver the best possible care In a caring and compassionate way. In addition there are other ways that you can contribute to the profession: research, education, and political leadership are just a few of the different ways that together we can advance the profession, for me, this has been a wonderful place to recetve my own education and a wonderful place to have the opportunity to teach you. This profession provides outstanding opportunities for each and every one of you that you can seite with hard work and dedication. Again, congratulations on this success and good luck In your future endeavors. I hope that you will look back upon the knowledge you gained at TUSPM as the foundation upon which your career was built. Sincerely, UL t UtA— Kieran T. Mahan, DPM Associate Dean for Academic Affairs temple university school of podiatric medicine 8

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Roderick B. Jones, C.RA. Associate Dean for Finance and Administration ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY OMioodauUlfan Ml»t«JC SlrWtS Wilma PSUtHglM. M 19)07-2496 719629 9401 1 219629-2278 •mW tuwvHcflu 'uietn adu » hro JfeoSjov ttmp «A, To the School of Podiatric Medicine Graduating Class of 2013: Congratulations for all of the hard work and diligence that has culminated with you earning the degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. Though there may have been times when it seemed this day would never come. I hope you look upon your experiences at TUSPM with fondness and pride. We arc certainly proud of you! You represent the next generation of health care professionals. Moreover, you arc the future of the podiatric medical profession. Your patients expect your scientific competence and your compassion. Your peers require your leadership, wisdom and commitment to propel the practice of podiatric medicine through the 21“ century. Having come to know many of you of the years. I am certain that both constituencies will be very well served. On behalf of the business and administrative staff members at the School of Podiatric Medicine, it has been our pleasure to serve you on your academic and professional journey. Our commitment to you does not end with your commencement. We hope to hear from you and will continue to support you as you advance your lives and careers. Sincerely, Roderick B. Jones. MBA. CPA Associate Dean for Finance and Administration TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE 10