She has a B.A. from Brown University, and a M.S. and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from University at Massachusetts at Amherst. Before joining Seton Hall, she was a Project Manager for several NIMH grants related to cognitive-behavioral treatment for childhood anxiety. Her current research focuses on socio-emotional development in educational settings, specifically academic interest in preschool children, and the relationship between mental health and adjustment in college students. Along with colleagues Amy Hunter and Janine Buckner, Paige has organized several conference sessions related to teaching critical thinking skills. She predominantly teaches clinically-focused courses such as Abnormal Psychology, Foundations of Clinical Psychology and Psychology Internship, though she also enjoys teaching Introduction to Psychology.