Our Research Committee is integral to overseeing the COMPAS research arm, ensuring the highest standards of scientific rigor and ethical integrity. The committee comprises esteemed experts in mental health, suicide prevention, lived experience, and non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI). Their diverse expertise and commitment to excellence guide the research direction, evaluate study methodologies, and ensure alignment with our strategic goals. With a focus on reinvesting research funds into suicide prevention research and necessary resources, the committee plays a crucial role in advancing innovative approaches to enhancing student mental health and wellbeing, significantly contributing to the success of the COMPAS program.
Research Committee
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Prof Penelope Hasking
Curtin enAble Institute
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Prof Peter McEvoy
Curtin enAble Institute
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Dr Louise Farrer
The Australian National University
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A/Prof Glenn Melvin
Deakin University
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Dr Kealagh Robinson
Massey University
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A/Prof Fiona Shand
Black Dog Institute
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A/Prof Richard Norman
Curtin University
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Dr Kate Tonta
Curtin University
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Prof Melanie Johnston-Hollitt
Curtin University
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Phoebe Adams
Lived Experience Advisor
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Prof Ronald Kessler
Harvard Medical School