Program Sites
City of Arcata: Community Forest
East of campus, Arcata, 95521
The Community Forest is located east of the HSU campus. Activities in the Community Forest are coordinated by staff in the Environmental Services/ Parks and Recreation Department.
City of Arcata: Environmental Services
736 F Street, Arcata, 95521
City of Arcata: Environmental Services includes the following:
- Parks, Facilities & Natural Resources Division (also known as Community Services)
- Parks & Recreation Division
- Streets/Utilities Division
- Water/Wastewater Division
City of Arcata: Police Department
City Hall: 736 F Street, Arcata, 95521
The Arcata Police Department (APD) welcomes Cal Poly Humboldt students in for-course-credit experiences, and might be able to accept a couple of students per semester, depending on current needs and staff availability. Please be aware of the following:
- Students interested need to first read over...
City of Arcata: Sea Level Rise Activities
City Hall: 736 F Street, Arcata, 95521
No description provided.
City of Blue Lake: Department of Parks and Recreation
111 Greenwood Ave., Blue Lake, 95525
No description provided.
City of Eureka: Community Access Project for Eureka (CAPE - inc. Uplift/Ambassador Program)
406 11th St. (Eureka Municipal Auditorium), Eureka, 95501
The goal and purpose of the Community Access Project for Eureka is to provide access to resources and quality of life programs and opportunities for all members of the community regardless of their living situation or income. The Community Access Project for Eureka (C.A.P.E.) is a City of...
City of Eureka: Community Services Department (including Parks and Recreation)
1011 Waterfront Dr. (Parks and Recreation Department), Eureka, 95501
No description provided.
City of Eureka: Crisis Alternative Response Eureka (CARE)
531 K Street, Eureka, 95503
Compassionately providing Eureka with community based, high-quality, easy-access mental health and substance use mobile crisis services.
CARE works with the Eureka Police Department, EPD’s Community Safety Engagement Team, and UPLIFT to ensure appropriate mental health crisis intervention and treatment are available...
City of Eureka: Economic Development
531 K Street, Eureka, 95503
The Economic Development department works to create an equitable economy that gives support to our city’s diverse population. Prioritizing community revitalization, job creation, and business collaboration, the Economic Development Department strives to maintain a healthy economy that will benefit all of Eureka’s residents...
City of Eureka: Police Department
604 C Street, Eureka, 95503
The Eureka Police Department (EPD) welcomes Humboldt students in for-course-credit experiences, and might be able to accept a couple of students per semester, depending on staff availability. Please be aware of the following:
- Students interested need to first read over the...
City of Fort Bragg: Police Department: Care Response Unit (CRU)
416 N Franklin Street, Fort Bragg, 95437
No description provided.
City of Fortuna: City Hall - All departments at 621 11th St
621 11th St (City Hall), Fortuna, 95540
Humbolddt students are approved to serve at all departments located at the City of Fortuna address at 621 11th St, including:
- City Hall - Main Offices
- Planning Division
- Parks & Recreation
- Finance Department
- Police Department
Please see separate program entry...
City of Fortuna: River Lodge Conference Center
1800 Riverwalk Drive (River Lodge Conference Center), Fortuna, 95540
No description provided.
Civil Liberties Defense Center
1711 Willamette Street, Suite 301 #359, Eugene, 97401
The Civil Liberties Defense Center supports movements that seek to dismantle the political and economic structures at the root of social inequality and environmental destruction. We provide litigation, education, legal and strategic resources to strengthen and embolden their success.
Clark County School District: School Psychology Rotation
5100 Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, 89146
Established in 1956, the Clark County School District (CCSD) is the number one choice for families and students. As the nation’s fifth-largest school district, we educate 280,000 students – offering a variety of nationally recognized programs, including Magnet Schools, Career and Technical Academies, and Advanced Placement programs. CCSD educates 64 percent of the students in Nevada and works closely with community partners and business leaders to educate students to compete in a global economy.
Clarke Historical Museum
240 E Street, Eureka, 95501
The mission of the Clarke Historical Museum is to celebrate the rich and varied history of Northwestern California by preserving, sharing, and interpreting that history in ways that increase knowledge, enrich the spirit, engage the mind, and stimulate the imagination.
Founded by Eureka High School teacher Cecile Clarke, the museum has been housed in the landmark Bank of Eureka building since 1960. The Clarke Museum proudly displays the rich history of Humboldt County, which includes vibrant Native American cultures, gold rush settlements, the lumber industry, prosperous ranching, farming and livelihoods wrung from the sea. Walking through period rooms and changing exhibits, visitors can glimpse Victorian elegance, remarkable craftsmanship, and everyday work, home, life and play from Humboldt County’s past.
Cloverdale Senior Multipurpose Center
311 N Main St, Cloverdale, 95425
The mission of CSMC is to provide Cloverdale residents with activities, support, resources, and services that encourage participation in community life, promote well-being and independence, and enhance dignity.
Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities (CRTP)
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Our Mission
The mission of the Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities (CRTP) is to promote transportation solutions that protect and support a healthy environment, healthy people, healthy communities, and a healthy economy on the North Coast.
Our Vision
CRTP envisions a North Coast region with vibrant local communities where walking, biking, public transit, and other socially and environmentally positive modes of transportation are the norm. We are passionate about creating a world where these modes are equitable, safe and comfortable for people of all races, ethnicities, cultures, income levels, genders, ages and abilities. We believe that we urgently need mode shift to effectively address climate change, equity and safety in our community.
Coast Central Credit Union
2650 Harrison Ave., Eureka, 95501
All Coast Central Credit Union branch offices are approved siets.
Coastal Grove Charter School
1897 S St, Arcata, 95518
A California public charter school guided by the Core Principles of Public Waldorf Education, providing artistic, academic, and practical work, educating the whole child…head, heart, and hands.