The IVC MSA (Mandarin students association Club) shall promote public awareness of stopping AAPI hate, stimulate and develop student interest in Chinese culture, and participate in community or volunteer work as well.
The objective of this club activity is to introduce Gracie Jiu-Jitsu as a self-defense, sport, and a lifestyle that all pursue lifelong self-development in common. Also, as a Gracie academy certified instructor, my mission is to help others to grow their confidence, self-control, excellent citizenship, and discipline.
The Activist Association of Irvine Valley College Club is a club devoted to promoting public awareness of social issues in our community, stimulating and developing student interest in social change. We also aim to support efforts in advocacy and participate in community or volunteer work through discussions, events, and sustenance.
IVC’s Marketing and Creative Services team picked up seven Medallion Awards and one Rising Star Award from the National Council for Marketing & Public Relations (NCMPR) District 6 last week. District 6 covers Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Utah, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of Palau, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, and Territory of Guam.
IVC’s creative team won in the following categories:
Gold Medallion:
As part of a two-day tour of Southern California, President Joe Biden made a stop at Irvine Valley College on Friday, October 14 to deliver remarks on lowering costs for American families. The President spoke to a crowd of nearly 150.
After two and a half years of virtual competition, the IVC Speech Team made its victorious return to in-person competition earlier this month at the 2022 PSCFA Warm-Up Tournament hosted by El Camino College. Fifteen colleges and universities from across Southern California and Arizona came together to compete at the event.
Jeff Botwin has one piece of advice when it comes to achieving an overdue goal: “It’s never too late.” And while it wasn’t easy, the IVC alum’s decision to return to college proved well worth the investment.
“Going back to school can be unnerving. It can feel like you're going backwards,” admits Botwin. “But for me, it was really enjoyable … it was something that made me happier since it was taking me in the right direction.”
Use the forms below if you have not been an active student at Irvine Valley College or Saddleback College for one (1) year or more.
The forms on this page will allow students that have not been an active student at IVC or SC to submit a form for action. You will be able to upload attachments directly on the form.