Research Talk: Creating Your Own Research Roadmap
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In this episode of Research Talk, we sit down with Dr. Rosina Mete, Director of Scholarly and Mental Health Initiatives from MACP program, to explore her research journey and how you can build your own research roadmap based on your values and interests. If you are interested in research but unsure of where to start, Rosina highlights tangible strategies for you to develop your own roadmap including initial steps, building skills, and incorporating your personal values. In this conversation, Rosina shares how she finds collaborators with aligned interests, how she navigates communication styles and expectations to keep partnerships productive, and how those relationships have led not just to publications, but to genuine collegiality and friendship along the way. |
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Date: Wednesday, September 30th, 2026 Mode: Online About Dr. Rosina Mete, Director of Scholarly and Mental Health Dr. Rosina Mete is the Director of Scholarly and Mental Health Initiatives at Yorkville University. Her role includes the promotion of scholarly and research initiatives including conference presentations and publications among MACP faculty and students. Rosina has also authored/co-authored over 20 publications since 2011, including her dissertation on social support among Canadian individuals with chronic illness, published in the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine in June 2024. Her research and publications include equity and access to mental health care, stress management, counsellor education and AI, social support, workplace mental health, problem-solving and decision-making, and technology in education. |
