The Agribusiness Institute works in close conjunction with several facilities on the CSU,Chico campus and within the community to ensure successful and diversified training projects. Program participants are offered regular CSU,Chico student library and computer laboratory privileges, enabling them to utilize any or all of the academic resources available to them on campus. Housing The housing accommodations at Gordon Hall, located four blocks from campus, offer private or double rooms, three meals a day, and recreational facilities for our program participants.
Participants go on camp outs and road trips, where they stay at moderately priced hotels.
Local Resources Locally, many of the Chico community members have become involved with project participants as either host families or internship directors. This community participation contributes directly to both the cultural exchange and the Experience America components of the training projects, as well as to lasting friendships across international borders. Geographically, Chico's proximity to wild forests, lush valleys, vast farmlands, and major urban cities gives us the diversity needed to design custom projects for our international scholars. Previous project participants have enthusiastically expressed their affection for both the people and the landscape of this area of Northern California.