Irvine Valley College has truly embraced the Caring Campus culture. From administration and faculty to campus police and Classified professionals, everyone enjoys engaging in the outreach and support to our students and campus community. The links below showcase our Caring Campus efforts even during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Starting Fall 2019 through Spring 2020, Classified professionals representing departments and services from across the campus participated in three in-person coaching sessions with IEBC’s President and CEO Brad Phillips. During these sessions, our Classified identified and developed departmental and college-wide behavioral commitments to strengthen student connection and academic success.
Developed by the Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC), Irvine Valley College (IVC) Classified Senate embarked on IEBC’s Caring Campus nationwide initiative in the Fall of 2019. Caring Campus acknowledges the central role that Classified professionals play in making students feel welcome on campus and helping them stay on their educational paths. Additionally, it shows the pivotal role that administrators play in supporting classified professionals in student engagement work.
Nearly 200 strong, IVC employs dedicated classified professionals from a variety of services ready to assist students, campus and community. Below is a snapshot of some of our many caring colleagues.
Upcoming meeting agendas and minutes for approval:
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The name of this organization shall be the Irvine Valley College Classified Senate (IVCCS).
The Classified Senate shall represent classified employees in the Irvine Valley College governance system and is intended to provide:
Amy Hunter is the definition of a model Employee of the Year. With six years at Irvine Valley College (IVC), Amy is a senior administrative assistant within the School of Business Sciences.
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