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Student Life Calendar

The Office of Student Life promotes opportunities for students to engage in a rich dynamic environment that strengthens their student government skills, leadership, shared governance process and supports educational programs.

Please note: Calendar is subject to change

Student Representation Fee (SRF)

Help Support Irvine Valley College Students and California Community College Students!

Background

In October 2019, Assembly Bill (AB) 1504 was signed into law, requiring California Community Colleges to collect a student representation fee (SRF) of $2 per semester. This law went into effect on January 1, 2020, and all students who initially register for classes on or after January 1, 2020 will have this fee imposed.

ASIVC Access

ASIVC Access funds all student life events, student activities, campus-wide events (including commencement), student government, and student organizations. The funds generated by ASIVC Access provide scholarships for IVC students, enrichment programs, co-curricular (e.g.: Athletics, Honors, PTK, Psi Beta, MUN, Speech and Debate, XTE), and extra-curricular activities. A few of the ASIVC-sponsored events and initiatives include Welcome Week, De-Stress Events, Club Day, ASIVC Elections, and more! ASIVC Access allows for a vibrant campus life!

Procedures for Student Injuries on Campus or at ATEP after Regular Health and Wellness Center Hours

Campus Police Officer Responsibilities

All Campus Police or designated persons shall have the Authorization form, the Blue Cross Student/Athlete Accident Claim Verification form, and the Student Accident Insurance Eligibility form in their vehicle to provide to any student reporting an injury resulting in the need to obtain medical care off-campus. The officer or designated person should sign the Blue Cross Student/Athlete Accident Claim Verification form and the Student Accident Insurance Eligibility form where “college official/representative” is indicated.

IVC Campus Psychiatric Emergency Procedure

Call Campus Police! Dial 9-1-1.

  1. If a staff/faculty member believes a student on campus may be experiencing a psychiatric emergency, the staff/faculty member should dial 9-1-1 on a college phone. They should describe the situation as best they can, and give their exact location on campus.
  2. A Campus Police dispatcher will send an officer(s) to the scene immediately. When the officer(s) arrives on the scene, she/he will assess the situation.
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