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

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ASSISTANT DEAN AND MEDICAL DIRECTOR IcjnJ School of H Podiatric 1 Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY n root a Vile Imtit j! U8N RhStmot IHtodmphM. M. 19107-2496 lorry Mart Nmman. DMA MOM M d ol Director f o w2iy«2SS2S9 f . 11$-62 4905 ►m l hri mor tva«im t rro » «tfu rt «www tmplr 0u Larry M. Newman, DPM, FACFAS Dear Class of 2017: It is my pleasure and honor to congratulate all of you for reaching the goal of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. You have done much hard work to reach this point, and you should be very proud of yourself. Remember that, although you arc graduating from Podiatric Medical School, you will be ever studying and learning the rest of your professional life. In future years, I am confident that you will gain a greater and greater appreciation of the foundation that you have been given in your pursuit of your profession. Try to give back to your profession along the way. and always remember that your friends and family should fit into your life along with your professional endeavors. Feel comfortable that you can all upon us in future years for any further guidance and support. Sincerely, Larry M. Newman. DPM. FACFAS Medical Director

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o o oooo ooo ooooooooooooo oooo oo oo oo , o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 0 0 0 0 ° OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ O o ASSISTANT DEAN FOR EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS School of Podiatric Medicine TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Educational Affair phone 215 625-5356 Eighth at Race Street fox 215-629 1929 Philadelphia, PA. 19107 email imooreGtemote.edu To The Class of 2017: Congratulations on officially being doctors) I remember the day when I was no longer Student Doctor, but doctor and it's an amazing 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. Over the past two years 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 are 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 I Not every day is going to be easy, but even on the worst days find something good that happened to reflect on. Joshua L. Moore, DPM You all are ready, heck you've been trying to get out of here all yearl Go out into the world, do great and big things. Best of Luck to all of you. Joshua L. Moore, DPM 11

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OOOWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO O O O O O O O W - OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O o oooooooooooooooo O o O o oooooooooooooo ASSISTANT DEAN FOR INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH ? PROGRAM INTEGRITY TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Samuel J. Spadone, DPM tnd fr0|rmi tflMh M Sw« M '9107 tv 2 5429-'929 ema ufitdontOtuttm « , «w i www » •« eou May 8. 2017 Dear Members of the Class of 2017: The time has come to spread your wings and fly. to show the rest of the world your metal, what you have learned and can do. Today is your day so celebrate. Tomorrow, make us proud. I have confidence in you. Best wishes for success in all you do going forward. Samuel J. Spodooe, DPM Assistant Dean 13