Christina Pay
Home and Community Department
Extension Assistant Professor | Family & Consumer Sciences | 4-H | Carbon County

Educational Background
Biography
Christina Pay, MSHE, is an Assistant Professor in Family and Consumer Sciences at Utah State University Extension. She believes the key to improving our communities is by strengthening family relationships, promoting healthy lifestyles, and empowering youth through 4-H programs. Christina previously worked in the early childhood education field and currently serves on the board of the Utah Association for the Education of Young Children. She is happily married to Steve and they have six children and 11 grandchildren. She enjoys reading, being in nature, spending time with her family, and exploring new adventures with Steve.
Teaching Interests
Awards
1st Place: Diversity (Team), 2022
Utah Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
1st Place: Marketing/Public Relations (Team), 2022
Utah Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
2nd Place: Diversity (Individual), 2022
Utah Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
2nd Place: Diversity (Team), 2022
Utah Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
2nd Place: Marketing/Public Relations (Team), 2022
Utah Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
State-Level Winner: Excellence in Teamwork Award, 2022
National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
State-Level Winner: Innovative Youth Development Programming Award, 2022
National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
Publications | Fact Sheets
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Publications | Curriculum
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Publications | Journal Articles
Academic Journal
Professional Journal
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Publications | Technical Reports
Research Reports
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Publications | Other
Newsletter
Newspaper
Miscellaneous Extension
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