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

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FOR School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Offk. Of n ui AM .m cnnw FMVxSPA 1 107004 ont2IS42 -SM1 tmti twWHUCPloOMtirM p! 0u t« 0 MV odiMY IropwoJu To the School of Podiatric Medicine Graduating Class of 2015: On behalf of the business and administrative staff members at the School of Podiatric Medicine. 1 congratulate you for all of your hard work, heart aches, triumphs and perseverance. You should be proud of all that you have achieved thus far. and I hope the experiences throughout your years in professional school have prepared you well for the challenges that lie ahead. I have gotten to know some of you during your time at TUSPM, and I am proud of the dedication, maturity and professionalism that you have exhibited. You are excellent representatives for your families, the podiatric medical profession, and this School. Please know that you are, now and forever, a part of the TUSPM family and we remain ready and able to assist you. Good luck to you all! Sincerely, Roderick B. Jones, MBA, CPA Associate Dean for Finance and Administration 8

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FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS School of H3I Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY KM'tn T. M h« Of M ■ e S«« PSAnJtV’M. fA 19107 p y»21S 2«363 b'2lS429- «M nnH i mjfuoOl.ftpni Vnp» f9j ATfiAWWtNnotr «dii February 5,2015 To The Class of 2015: I would like to personally congratulate each of you for your successful completion of the academic requirements at the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. Your graduation is a proud moment for both you and your families. It Is also a proud moment for us 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 I wish you personal and professional success in the future. Kiera.ii T. 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. 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. There are other ways that you can contribute to the profession: research, education, and political leadership arc just a few of the different ways that together we can advance the profession. For me, this has been a wonderful place to receive my own education and a wonderful place to have the opportunity to teach you. Dlahan, DPM The profession provides outstanding opportunities for each and every one of you that you can sene with hard work and dedication. Congratulations on this success and good luck in your future endeavors. I hope that you will look upon the knowledge you gained at TUSPM as the foundation upon whkh your career was built. Sincerely, (k JLL— 7 Kieran T. Mahan, DPM Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

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FOR EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Educational Affairs phone 215-625-5356 Eighth at Race Street fax 215-629-1929 Philadelphia, PA, 19107 email import fi temo!e.edu To The Class of 2015: Congratulations on officially being doctors! I remember the day when l was no longer Student Doctor, but doctor and it's an amating feeling and accomplishment. You have worked hard and sacrificed greatly over the past few years of your life, but now enjoy the accomplishment you have achieved. While the biggest hurdle is over, the Journey is just beginning. The next 3-4 years of your life will be tough, but you have made it this far and can undoubtedly make it through residency with great success. You are my first true class whom I have watched develop from scared and sometimes lost 2 years in Intro to Podiatric Surgery to eager and excited 3 years In the Trauma Course. I have watched you develop your clinical skills and hone your ability to present in a professional and confident manner, and now today, I have no doubt arc ready to be the future of this profession. If I can give you any advice going forward it would be the following things: 1. Never forget who you are and where you came from. 2. Have compassion, it's not always easy, but there is always someone who has it worse than you. 3. Never stop learning: to be truly successful you should learn something new every day and always want to better who you are. 4. Live every day! Not every day is going to be easy, but even on the worst days find something good that happened to reflect on. You all arc ready, heck you've been trying to get out of here all ycarl Go out into the world, do great and big things and when you make it big don't forget old Dr. Moore. Best of Luck to all of you, Joshua L. Moore, DPM JTosb.ua, L. Moore, DPM 9