Research-Practice
Collabs

The purpose of the research-practice collabs (RPC) is to build community around shared scholarly interests that will support faculty, staff and students in advancing their research and practice through collaboration, mentorship, and professional development opportunities.

Goals & Outcomes

Project Collaborations

Investigators are encouraged to identify new projects with other RPC members and/or to invite students and peer RPC members to join their existing project teams, including grant writing and research activities.​

Mentorship

RPCs should facilitate mentorship opportunities as members at different levels of seniority work together. We encourage each RPC to structure mentorship opportunities, for example by matching students, postdocs and junior faculty with more senior members.

Community

RPCs are intended to foster scholarly activities but should also serve as a smaller, more accessible community for social connection. We encourage RPCs to identify ways to build personal connections between their members through social opportunities.

Meet the Collabs

Children and Families

Developing meaningful partnerships that promote the well-being of children and families while building sustainable initiatives for lasting community impact.

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Collab Leads

Mental Health

Serving as a scholarly home for faculty, staff, and students dedicated to advancing mental health through research, practice, policy and community partnership.

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Collab Leads

Health

Building a supportive scholarly community focused on health and wellbeing, while creating the infrastructure needed to bridge research and practice.

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Collab Leads

Collab Funding Opportunities

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