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Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Culturally-Grounded Health Disparities Research
Applications are invited for a post-doctoral fellowship beginning Fall, 2012, with the Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center (SIRC). Depending on performance, the fellowship may be had for up to 2 years. The goal of the fellowship is to enhance the research skills of the next generation of health disparities scholars.
Paul Godley is a man of many talents. Perhaps many "hats" is an even more fitting term since he's a part of many different departments and specialities across UNC. You can see for yourself on his official biography page. One of the hats he wears when not on duty is that of photographer. He's traveled to most every continent with his family on vacations to see and experience new cultures, people, food and places.
Whether photographing a child in the streets of Vietnam or consulting with a patient about a diagnosis, Godley employs his intuition and charming personality to put the person in front of him at ease within a matter of moments. It comes across in his photos, and if you ask his patients they'll tell you the same. Source: UNC Healthcare
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