
Objectives
Support students in advocating for connections in their learning to their home contexts and increasing the relevancy of university programs.
- For instance, how do the unique qualities of rural Modoc County impact how all nursing students think about their future work?
major and how that might contribute to vitality in our region.
- For example, how might a Media Arts student connect their learning to opportunities for promoting tourism in northern California?
intellectual resources on campus.
- Many area high schools now require seniors to job shadow or intern.
- One idea is that college students in the SAGE Program (Entrepreneurship) could distance-mentor Siskiyou students who are interested in the business profession.
communities.
- For instance, how might they use their participation in voter registration on campus to support similar efforts at home?
Hall Meeting and the Chico Great Debate as it relates specifically to rural contexts.
- Students could apply their ability to engage in civic dialogue with others on campus and with people in their home communities about important topics of local and regional interest.
increase their success in completing their degree on time.
- This would include mentoring in how to attend office hours, access the Chico Student Learning Center, etc.
- This objective complements or supplements other student support programs such as the Student Success Center (REACH), EOP, TRIO, CCLC, FYE, Native American Club, 1 st Gen Organization, etc.
Assist Chico State students in connecting alumni or professionals in their home communities as a resource for other Chico State students or faculty.
- For example, how might a student’s connections with a rural county commissioner back home result in an internship or job opportunity for another student interested in rural/regional public administration?
ongoing mentorship to our North State graduates.