Paige coordinates International Graduate/Professional Student Orientation, English Conversation Club, Spanish Conversation Club, and International Friends Program.  She also advises the Passport magazine.  Paige joined I-House in September 2008 with a background in Anthropology and Teaching English as a Second Language.  She reluctantly admits that she was first attracted to both as a way to satisfy her strong urge to travel, something she couldn't afford to do as often as she wished.  Inspired by the diversity she experienced as a child traveling with her parents, she longed to continue her discovery of other peoples and cultures.  This search has led her to a greater awareness of herself as well as of others. 

"Working with internationals has become more than a job; it has given my life direction and purpose.  From my own limited experience, I have a sense of what the world's diversity has to offer; I want to ensure that our greater communities of Duke and Durham learn through interactions and collaborations with our international population."