Join Our Working Groups
A CNRSP working group comprises actively contributing researchers representing a range of career stages — including at least one early career researcher — and Canadian institutions. Each group should span at least two, ideally three, provinces. This structure allows a working group leader with a defined vision to collaborate with researchers across the country and work toward the actualization of that vision in the form of a published research manuscript.
Interested in joining a working group? Reach out to the group leader(s)
Kathleen Mochnacki
Short-Term
Prepare a comprehensive report for the annual CNRSP meeting, which includes:
☑ A comprehensive summary and appraisal of the present state of knowledge
☑ A critical examination of research issues
☑ A list of key issues which have interfered with progress
☑ Identification of research areas needing further work and development
☑ Feasible and practical recommendations for future research
Long-Term
Prepare a report (“white paper”) for the annual meeting, which is intended to evolve into a publication.
☑ Should be prepared in into a journal format (e.g., Schizophrenia Bulletin)
Objectives of CNRSP Working Groups
Meet Our Working Group Coordinators
The role of the co-ordinators will be to keep the working groups on track with progress and to arrange new working groups or close inactive ones, and to keep the web site updated.
