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Godschalk, David Robinson was born on May 14, 1931 in Enid, Oklahoma, United States. Son of Harold J. and Helen Faye (Robinson) Godschalk.
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Godschalk, David Robinson was born on May 14, 1931 in Enid, Oklahoma, United States. Son of Harold J. and Helen Faye (Robinson) Godschalk.
Bachelor, Dartmouth College, 1953. Bachelor of Architecture, University Florida, 1959. M.Regional Planning, University North Carolina, 1964.
Doctor of Philosophy, University North Carolina, 1971.
Vice president Milo Smith Associates, Tampa, Florida, 1959-1961. Planning director City of Gainesville, 1964-1965. Assistant professor Florida State University, Tallahassee, 1965-1967.
Editor AIP Journal, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1968-1971. Associate professor University North Carolina, 1972-1977, professor, 1977-1994, Stephen Baxter professor planning, 1994—2004, chairman department city and regional planning, 1978-1983. Adjunct professor Kenan Flagler Business School, University North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 2005-2007.
Consultant and expert witness in field.
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Member Town Council, Chapel Hill, 1985-1989, North Carolina Legislation Research Commission on Statewide Comprehensive Planning, 1991-1993, North Carolina Legislation Commission on Smart Growth, 1999-2001. Board directors Carol Woods Continuing Care Community, 2004-2008. With United States Naval Reserve, 1953-1956, 61-62.
Commander Reserve; retired, 1980. Fellow American Institute of Certified Planners. Member American Planning Association (board governors 1978-1979, Professional Achievement award 1983, Elected Official award North Carolina chapter 1990), American Society Planning Officials (board director 1974-1977), American Institute Certified Planners (Service medal 1971), Association Collegiate Schools Planning (Distinguished Educator award 2002), North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation (board directors since 2003).
Married Lallie Moore Kain, June 27, 1959. 1 child, David Kennedy.