Claudia P. Diaz Carrasco

4-H Youth Development Advisor

Cooperative Extension Riverside County
21150 Box Springs Road, Ste 202
Moreno Valley, CA 92557-8718
951-683-6491 Ext. 222
cpdiaz@ucanr.edu

http://ceriverside.ucanr.edu

Also in:
San Bernardino County

Biography

Diaz Carrasco received her B.S. in Food Industry Engineering from ITESM in 2012, a M. Ag. in International Agriculture from Oklahoma State University in 2014, and a M.S. in Management and Marketing from Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla in 2015. As a graduate assistant, she conducted research on food security and coordinated community development projects in Puebla, Mexico. As an Area 4-H Youth Development Advisor, Claudia's primary focus is to develop, implement, evaluate, strengthen and expand local 4-H programming to better serve currently under-represented populations and places, including Latino and/or low-income youth in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

Education

M. Ag. International Agriculture, Oklahoma State University. 2014

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Bibliography

Peer Reviewed

Erbstein, Nancy; Moncloa, Fe; Shwartz Olagundoye, Stacy; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Hill, Russell (2017). Engaging Latino Communities from the Ground Up: Three Tools. Journal of Extension. 55:4. https://www.joe.org/joe/2017august/tt3.php
Horrillo, S.; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Hill, R.; Moncloa, F.; Workgroup, Diversity in Youth Development (2017). Promising Practices for Programs Serving Latino Youth: Fact Sheet for 4-H Academics and Staff. University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources. 8578. August. http://anrcatalog.ucanr.edu/pdf/8578.pdf
Hill, R; Diaz Carrasco, C; Moncloa, F.; Villalobos, E.; Workgroup, Diversity in Youth Development (2017). Staffing for Success: Fact Sheet for Human Resources Director and 4-H Leadership Program. University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources. 8579. August. http://anrcatalog.ucanr.edu/pdf/8579.pdf
Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Bird, Marianne (2016). “4-H as Culturally Responsive Program: Building an Afterschool 4-H Program that Engages Latino Youth and Parents in Sacramento, CA”. Columbia, MO, Fifteenth Annual Cambio de Colores Conference.
Fabregas, Maria; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2016). Healthy Living, Thrive, and Science, Engineering and Technology (SET) Spanish Posters. California 4-H State Office.
Henneberry, Shida Rastegari; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2015). Food Security Issues: Concepts and the Role of Emerging Markets. Food Security in an Uncertain World. Emerald Insight.: 63-79.
Henneberry, Shida; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2014). "Global Food Security: Emerging Economies and Diverging Food Markets." Journal of Food Distribution Research 45(1)

Non-Peer Reviewed

Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (In Press). From Heart to Health: 4-H member helping local hospitals to better take care of their patients. San Bernardino, CA, UC Delivers.
Steven M. Worker, Maria Guadalupe Fabregas Janeiro (2018). Evaluating Youth Latino Programs? Here are some Ideas. Seventeenth Cambio de Colores Conference.
Moncloa, Fe and Diaz Carrasco (2018). From the Ground Up: What Works, Guiding Principles and Example Practices for Reaching and Engaging Latino Youth. Seventeenth Cambio de Colores Conference.
Kok, Carmun and Diaz Carrasco (2018). Merging Research and Practice: Program Adaptations to Serve Diverse Audiences in California 4-H Youth Development Program. Society of Cross Cultural Research.
Fabregas, Maria; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Dojaquez, Michelle (2017). “Developing 4-H Youth Development Programs in Mexico: An Example of Institutional Collaboration”. Sixteenth Annual Cambio de Colores Conference.
Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Fabregas, Maria; Barret, S. (2017). “Nurturing Latino Communities in the U.S. from the Ground Up: 4-H Youth Acquiring a Sense of Pride and the Program Elements that Lead to Sustained Youth Involvement”. Sixteenth Annual Cambio de Colores Conference.
Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2017). “Where Have They Been? An Essential Tool to Identify Latinos in the Community You Serve”. Sixteenth Annual Cambio de Colores Conference.
Moncloa, Fe; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Hill, Russell (2017). From the ground up: Engaging Latino youth serving organizations with urban extension programs. National Urban Extension Conference. https://sites.google.com/a/umn.edu/urbanextensionconference2017/Conference-program/sessions
Fabregas, Maria; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Campos, J. & Rodriguez (2017). Promoting civic engagement in California’s Latino youth. UC Delivers. 09/29/2017. http://ucanr.edu/delivers/?impact=1040&a=0
Fabregas, Maria; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2017). UC ANR 4-H builds bridges with Mexico by helping launch a 4-H Club in Mexicali. 03/6/2017. http://ucanr.edu/delivers/?impact=1021&a=0
Fabregas, Maria; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2017). UC ANR introduces twelve Mexican Delegates to 4-H. UC Delivers. 12/14/2017. http://ucanr.edu/delivers/?impact=1046&a=0
Fabregas, Maria; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2016). 4-H Youth Development trifold brochure in Spanish. California 4-H State Office.
Horrillo, Shannon; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Guild, Jessica; Hill, Russ; Elizondo, Elizabeth (2016). Redefining the 4-H Community Club Program to Engage Latino Audiences. Columbia, MO, Fifteenth Annual Cambio de Colores Conference.
Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2015). 4-H youth putting together agriculture, science and healthy living! Riverside, CA, UCCE Riverside County Blog. August 31, 2015. http://ucanr.edu/blogs/blogcore/postdetail.cfm?postnum=18821
Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2015). Build your Future Program Snapshot. 4-H Riverside County (Marketing Materials). March.
Diaz Carrasco, Claudia; Fabregas, Maria (2015). The Transition from Mono-Cultural to Multi-Cultural 4-H Clubs. Kansas City, MO, Fourteenth Annual Cambio de Colores Conference.
Fabregas, Maria; Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2015). Tips to Recruit Latino Volunteers for 4-H Projects. Sacramento, CA, UC ANR Strategic Initiatives Conference.
Diaz Carrasco, Claudia (2014). 4-H at a glance / Una Mirada a 4-H. 4-H Riverside County (Marketing Materials).

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