Project Description

Project Description: Writing Partners project with a local elementary school. Through the program students learn that writing has the power to help them make connections between communities, and how to connect with others within their community.

Community Partners:Sacramento City Unified 

Project Description: Students will witness and/or experience how family is impacted by and/or interacts with other social forces when they work with institutions or people from diverse experiences.

Community Partners:People Reaching Out, Sacramento Habitat for Humanity, A.M. Winn Elementary, Westfield Village Elementary School, Sunburst Projects, Navigators Program, Lilliput Children's Services 

Project Description: Students have a choice of selecting a service learning placement from a diverse list of options. Therefore students engage in a broad range of activities from working in programs serving infants, toddlers, school age students, adolescents and adults. The service learning activities take place in public and private schools as well as in diverse range of non-profits (hospitals to homeless shelters).

Community Partners:Communicare Health - John H. Jones NCADD National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. Sacramento Children's Home Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services Saddle Pals Therapeutic Center Triumph Center for Early Childhood Valley Hi Family Resource Center Wellspring Women's Center St. John's Shelter for Women & Children Kaiser Permanente-Child Life Specialist Program Sutter Memorial Hospital-Child Life Specialist Program U.C. Davis M.I.N.D. Institute Anna Kirchgater Elementary School David Reese Elementary School Florin Elementary School Herman Leimbach Elementary School Irene B. West Elementary School Gateway Community Charters A.M. Winn Elementary Bret Harte Elementary ASI Children's Center  

Project Description: Students have a choice of selecting a service learning placement from a diverse list of options. Therefore students engage in a broad range of activities from working in programs serving infants, toddlers, school age students, adolescents and adults. The service learning activities take place in public and private schools as well as in diverse range of non-profits (hospitals to homeless shelters).

Community Partners:Anna Kirchgater Elementary School ASI Children's Center Communicare Heath-John H. Jones Clinic Irene B. West Elementary School Jonas Salk High Tech Acad. Middle School People Reaching Out Project R.I.D.E. Sacramento Food Bank& Family Services St. John's Shelter: Women & Children Sutter Mem. Hospital Child Life Prog. Triumph Center: Early Childhood Ed U.C. Davis M.I.N.D. Institute Wellspring Women's Center 

Project Description: Students have a choice of selecting a service learning placement from a diverse list of options. Therefore students engage in a broad range of activities from working in programs serving infants, toddlers, school age students, adolescents and adults. The service learning activities take place in public and private schools as well as in diverse range of non-profits (hospitals to homeless shelters).

Community Partners:Anna Kirchgater Elementary School ASI Children's Center Communicare Heath-John H. Jones Clinic Irene B. West Elementary School Jonas Salk High Tech Acad. Middle School People Reaching Out Project R.I.D.E. Sacramento Food Bank& Family Services St. John's Shelter: Women & Children Sutter Mem. Hospital Child Life Prog. Triumph Center: Early Childhood Ed U.C. Davis M.I.N.D. Institute Wellspring Women's Center 

Project Description: Students will gain experiences working with students with disabilities. These experiences relate to understanding disability from a multidisciplinary perspective and for understanding disability as it relates to atypical development.

Community Partners:City of Sacramento Access Leisure Project P.L.A.Y. Autism Center for Excellence 

Project Description: Students will gain experiences working with students with disabilities. These experiences relate to understanding disability from a multidisciplinary perspective and for understanding disability as it relates to atypical development.

Community Partners:City of Sacramento Access Leisure Project P.L.A.Y. Autism Center for Excellence 

Project Description: Gain experience working with individuals with disabilities to gain a greater appreciation of disability and the experiences of persons with disabilities. Additionally, the students will develop skills in modifying physical activities for successful participation for students with various disabilities.

Community Partners:City of Sacramento Access Leisure Project P.L.A.Y. Autism Center for Excellence 

Project Description: Non-paid externship in physical therapy department in a hospital/clinics working with clients who have physical impairments and learning the clinical reasoning and manual therapy skills to treat patients. Member works under the direct supervision of the licensed physical therapist, at all times preserving the dignity, safety and confidentiality of patients.

Community Partners:VA - Redding, SUtter Roseville Hospital, Sutter Oaks Midtown SNF, Community Medical Centers - Fresno, Feather River Hospital, Sutter Regional Medical Foundation, Sutter Sacraemento-Sierra Region 

Project Description: Non-paid externship in physical therapy department in a hospital/clinics working with clients who have physical impairments and learning the clinical reasoning and manual therapy skills to treat patients. Member works under the direct supervision of the licensed physical therapist, at all times preserving the dignity, safety and confidentiality of patients.

Community Partners:Shriner's Hospital - N. Calif, Kaiser South Sacramento, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Saint Joseph's Med. Cntr, Stockton, UC Davis Medical Center, Kaiser Sacramento Region, Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital, Santi Joseph Hosptial, Eureka, Stanford Medical Center, Santa Clara County Chandler Tripp School, VA- Palo Alto, Kaiser Santa Clara, Dameron Hospital, Sutter Sacramento Sierra Region, Thompson Rodriguez PT, Biggs-Gridley Memorial Hospital 

Project Description: Non-paid externship in physical therapy department in a hospital/clinics working with clients who have physical impairments and learning the clinical reasoning and manual therapy skills to treat patients. Member works under the direct supervision of the licensed physical therapist, at all times preserving the dignity, safety and confidentiality of patients.

Community Partners:Shriner's Hospital - N. Calif, Kaiser South Sacramento, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Saint Joseph's Med. Cntr, Stockton, UC Davis Medical Center, Kaiser Sacramento Region, Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital, Santi Joseph Hosptial, Eureka, Stanford Medical Center, Santa Clara County Chandler Tripp School, VA- Palo Alto, Kaiser Santa Clara, Dameron Hospital, Sutter Sacramento Sierra Region, Thompson Rodriguez PT, Biggs-Gridley Memorial Hospital 

Project Description: Non-paid externship in physical therapy department in a hospital/clinics working with clients who have physical impairments and learning the clinical reasoning and manual therapy skills to treat patients. Member works under the direct supervision of the licensed physical therapist, at all times preserving the dignity, safety and confidentiality of patients.

Community Partners:Shriner's Hospital - N. Calif, Kaiser South Sacramento, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Saint Joseph's Med. Cntr, Stockton, UC Davis Medical Center, Kaiser Sacramento Region, Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital, Santi Joseph Hosptial, Eureka, Stanford Medical Center, Santa Clara County Chandler Tripp School, VA- Palo Alto, Kaiser Santa Clara, Dameron Hospital, Sutter Sacramento Sierra Region, Thompson Rodriguez PT, Biggs-Gridley Memorial Hospital 

Project Description: This service learning course provides Sacramento State students with the opportunity to meet identified needs for reading improvement by tutoring public school children in a local school setting. Students will accomplish course objectives that lead to academic, as well as, personal growth in the process. During the semester students gain an overview of the comprehensive framework for learning how to read.

Community Partners:Harmon Johnson Elementary School 

Project Description: Becoming familiar with recreation programs and services for individuals with disabilites. Also working one on one with individuals with disabilities to gain practical experience.

Community Partners: 

Project Description: Writing Partners Project provides first year experience students with an opportunity to expand on their own identity as a Sacramento State student, and to further connect with the campus. It also promotes civic responsibility through seeing themselves as critical mentors to younger children.

Community Partners:Tahoe Elementary School