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Cate Schultz is a PhD Candidate in Applied Developmental and Educational Psychology at Boston College, researching children’s motivation, self-efficacy, and equitable STEM learning. With a Honors Bachelor’s in Psychology and Human Development & Family Science from UNC Chapel Hill, Cate is eager to learn more about children’s rights and mental health. As a Pediatric Education
Specialist at Wonder Connection, Cate provided patients a therapeutic outlet of nature and science. For her Humanity in Action Action Project, Cate aims to bring the same science and environmental connection to paediatrics in Denmark, and to advocate for children’s rights to play and access to science globally.
Updated: August 2024.
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