As a child, the Department of Psychiatrys Professor Christos Pantelis spent much time with his aunt Paraskevi who had schizophrenia. Throughout his career, Professor Pantelis has been dedicated to producing the best outcomes for those most disadvantaged by severe mental disorders. Most recently, Professor Pantelis has established a travelling scholarship in his parents names for a young researcher at the University of Melbourne to attend an international conference and present their findings. The scholarship is a tribute to his late parents who, as well as being devoted in their care for Paraskevi, encouraged their children to succeed academically as he told Sotiris Hatzimanolis.
As a child, the Department of Psychiatrys Professor Christos Pantelis spent much time with his aunt Paraskevi who had schizophrenia. Throughout his career, Professor Pantelis has been dedicated to producing the best outcomes for those most disadvantaged by severe mental disorders. Most recently, Professor Pantelis has established a travelling scholarship in his parents names for a young researcher at the University of Melbourne to attend an international conference and present their findings. The scholarship is a tribute to his late parents who, as well as being devoted in their care for Paraskevi, encouraged their children to succeed academically as he told Sotiris Hatzimanolis.
