Paige Landau

Paige Landau is a doctoral candidate in the School Psychology program at UNC and currently serves as an intern at Franciscan Children's in Boston. Her professional interests lie in conducting neuropsychological evaluations for children with complex medical and developmental needs. Paige holds a Master's degree in School Psychology from The Morgridge College of Education at the University of Denver, a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Statistics from Washington University in St. Louis, and has studied at Wake Forest University and Lancaster Country Day School.

Throughout her academic journey, Paige Landau has gained valuable experience through various roles including Psychology Intern at Franciscan Children's, Psychology Extern at Central Regional Hospital, Graduate Teaching Assistant at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Psychology Extern at Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities, Research Assistant at Mind and Development Lab, and Research Assistant at Cognition and Development Lab. Additionally, she has demonstrated leadership skills as the Women's Club Squash Team Leader at Washington University in St. Louis and has experience working as a Summer Camp Counselor at Camp Nakanawa for Girls.