Program Sites

UNICC has over 50 years of experience providing trusted digital business solutions to United Nations Agencies and other related international organisations. Its mission is to maximise the shared services model and to generate economies of scale to benefit its over 80 Clients. UNICC has been the go-to service provider for United Nations programmes, funds and entities since its inception.

University Enterprise Inc: To provide programs and services that enrich the Sacramento State experience and support the evolving needs of the University community. Caltrans: Provide a safe and reliable transportation network that serves all people and respects the environment.

University of Phoenix provides access to higher education opportunities that enable students to develop knowledge and skills necessary to achieve their professional goals, improve the performance of their organizations, and provide leadership and service to their communities.

UPchieve is a free, online tutoring platform that connects low-income students in the US with volunteer tutors any time they need it. UPchieve has over 32 subjects tutors can get certified in to help bridge the learning gap for some of our nation's most underserved youth. To date, UPchieve has reached 109,000 students, 97% of whom reported our site helped improve their grades. With the support of CSU volunteer tutors and others like them, UPchieve aims to serve all 8 million low-income students by July 15th, 2030.

Upward Roots is an Oakland-based non profit on a mission to engage youth in Oakland to be leaders and changemakers through youth-led, youth-driven community service. Currently, we partner with Title 1 schools in Oakland and their corresponding afterschool lead agencies to reach approximately 350 4th-8th graders each year through our programs.

United States Department of Agriculture, Office of Inspector General - Student Volunteer Program (SVP)

SVP participants will assist federal special agents and investigative staff in the USDA-OIG Western Region Office in Oakland, California by working on special projects in furtherance of ongoing investigations, program operations, and other mission oriented tasks as requested by USDA-OIG management.  Participants will have the opportunity to observe undercover operations, site visits, and search/arrest warrants.  Students will also have the invaluable opportunity to request interagency training from law enforcement partners focusing on specialized topics such as emergency planning and public safety as well as being afforded opportunities to network and interact with USDA and law enforcement stakeholders in support of investigative and program initiatives.

Students must be enrolled in an accredited school, college, or university at a minimum of half-time status and be in good academic standing (minimum of a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale).  Candidates that do not meet this minimum GPA requirement may still apply for a SVP position, but may be asked to write a Letter of Explanation and/or Request for Exception to waive this requirement.  In addition, the student must be at least 18 years of age, pass a pre-employment background check, and be a U.S. citizen.  

SVP participants work a minimum of 10 per week and schedules are based upon office needs.  SVP participants will work for the entirety of the equivalent of a spring, fall, or summer semester term unless the SVP supervisor and the SVP participant agree upon a shorter timeframe.  For appointments that exceed the semester timeframe, the SVP participant and SVP supervisor must submit an extension request to the SVP coordinator in Washington, D.C. for approval to work during the following term.  The SVP participant can work no more than two consecutive semesters.  

TO APPLY students must send ONE e-mail with the following:

1. a cover letter indicating their interest in interning at the USDA Office of Inspector General Western Regional Office;
2. a resume; and
3. an unofficial school, college, or university transcripts.  

The ONE e-mail with all application materials attached must be sent to: svp@oig.usda.gov.

The SVP coordinator will review all applications to ensure eligibility.  All eligible candidates will be referred to a SVP supervisor for further consideration, possible interview, and selection.  Upon tentative selection and acceptance into the SVP, the SVP coordinator will provide USDA-OIG Human Resources with the selected student's information for the official offer letter and for processing a background check.  

VHA Mission: Honor America’s Veterans by providing exceptional health care that improves their health and well-being. VHA Vision: VHA will continue to be the benchmark of excellence and value in health care and benefits by providing exemplary services that are both patient-centered and evidence-based. This care will be delivered by engaged, collaborative teams in an integrated environment that supports learning, discovery and continuous improvement. It will emphasize prevention and population health and contribute to the nation’s well-being through education, research, and service in national emergencies.

Construction management services provided for K-12 school districts, colleges, universities and hospitals.

Vanguard Smoke & Fire Curtains, Inc. is a newly formed California based company who is a direct competitor in the smoke & fire curtain industry.  Vanguard Smoke & Fire Curtains is the Exclusive CA Distributor, Installer and Service provider of the BLE Smoke + Fire Curtain products.  Vanguard was officially launched as one of the direct competitors of smoke & fire curtain products in the CA market.  The current success of Vanguard has been through its direct marketing efforts and exposure with architects, general contractors, interior designers and developers who have recognized Vanguard and BLE products to be an approved equivalent to any competitive smoke & fire curtain product.