Irvine Valley College’s social media presence is intended to be an engagement tool for students and the campus to connect through photos and video on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
These guidelines are frequently updated as social media evolves. If you have suggestions, please contact Abner "Ace" Caguioa, the New Media and Marketing Specialist for Marketing and Creative Services.
Irvine Valley College (IVC) has one set of adjacent street-facing outdoor electronic marquees on campus. These street- facing marquees are located at the main entrance to the college as you enter campus from either direction on Irvine Center Drive. The marquees are to be used for event promotion and to build branding that promotes educational, cultural and informational programs in support of IVC’s mission.
Irvine Valley College has developed the following standards for use in email signatures. The IVC Email Signature is designed to deliver branding consistency electronically to our internal and external audiences. Consistency in design, color, and type is important to reinforce the college’s identity. Official emails from Irvine Valley College faculty and staff should utilize this standard formatting.
Irvine Valley College encourages campus departments, programs and active student clubs to engage with the campus community on social media.
All social media accounts affiliated with the college must be established through the Office of Marketing and Creative Services (MCS). We will work with you to establish your goals and objectives, identify which platform is the best place to start for your needs, best practices, etc.
Consider these steps when thinking about your social media presence:
All business card orders are processed by the Office of Marketing and Creative Services (MCS).
Please submit a Marketing and Creative Services Request.
Supply the following information for the card:
The following information is optional, and will only be added if requested and if space permits.
A new initiative at Irvine Valley College (IVC) is championing diversity in the legal field.
The Pathways to Law School program, which is now underway at IVC, is overseen by June McLaughlin, an IVC professor and director of its American Bar Association (ABA)-approved Paralegal Studies program.