Kace is an undergraduate senior at Georgetown University, where she is majoring in Psychology and minoring in Medical Humanities. Broadly, she is interested in studying restrictive eating disorders and maladaptive coping behaviors in populations facing harsh occupational and role-based pressures. She is curious about how we can better understand their unique lived experiences to inform role-specific prevention and intervention efforts. Outside of her work with the DCED, Kace does eating disorder and weight stigma research in collaboration with a team of clinical psychologists at Harvard, Yale, and American Universities. She also facilitates a weekly support group for elite athletes in eating disorder recovery. In her free time, Kace loves to play volleyball, hike with her dog, and play the guitar. She hopes to one day earn a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology.