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South Asian Student Association (SASA)

Purpose and Services

The South Asian Student Association (SASA) is dedicated to fostering a supportive community and promoting cultural awareness, education, and interaction among students of South Asian descent and the wider IVC community. We believe in embracing cultural diversity and equity and strive to create a welcoming environment for all members , regardless of race. SASA aims to provide opportunities for students to learn about, experience, and appreciate the rich cultural heritage of South Asia through engaging in cultural festivals and traditions.

Vietnamese Student Association

Purpose and Services

The Vietnamese club is an organization that provides a safe and engaging environment for all members to share the experience of learning more about the Vietnamese culture. Food, tradition, and the history of Vietnam will be celebrated and taught through a series of meetings and events throughout the year. ​​​​​​

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Athletic Club

Purpose and Services

Our mission is to promote fitness among Irvine Valley College students and bring together a community of students who enjoy exercise. We aim to create a supportive and inclusive environment where students can come together to share their love for fitness and wellness. We want to provide resources and opportunities for students to engage in physical activity, whether it be through organized fitness classes, group exercise sessions, or simple encouragement to get up and move.

Young Entrepreneurs Society

Purpose and Services

The Young Entrepreneur's Society is devoted to promoting student entrepreneurship and the philosophy of pursuing excellence in education and the business world. The club's scope includes helping students network with like-minded individuals, offering resources to support young entrepreneurs, promoting IVC student businesses in our community, working with other clubs, bringing entrepreneurs from the local community, self-improvement, and learning about and enjoying the journey of entrepreneurship.

Diversified Doctors

Purpose and Services

Diversified Doctors of Irvine Valley College engages individuals to promote equitable access to medicine through outreach, research, and innovation. As future physicians and leaders in healthcare, we hold ourselves and others to a high moral code of integrity and care through outreach events, research initiatives, and healthcare innovation. Join us in shaping a brighter, more equitable future in medicine, where each individual's journey is embraced with open arms and empowered by the spirit of medicine.

IVC Model United Nations Adds Another Award to Their Collection

IVC Model UN Students

The IVC Model United Nations (MUN) team won the Best Delegate award at the Inland Empire Model United Nations Conference at Riverside City College. The team of five students represented Ghana and China on Security Council, and Denmark, Saudi Arabia, and Uganda on the Commission on Population and Development. The conference was attended by 100 students from two-year and four-year colleges in Southern California. Delegates debated strategies to mitigate sexual violence in conflict as well as enhance food security in a post-pandemic world.

Outside Chance: IVC Grad Lands Dream Career in Early Childhood Education

Ingrid Mariano

For Ingrid Mariano, attending Irvine Valley College wasn't just a decision… it was destiny.

Mariano has made leaps and bounds since starting her educational journey at Irvine Valley College and landing a job as a preschool teacher at the Environmental Nature Center in Newport Beach.

Mariano's whirlwind career has included stops in varied fields like biology, geology, and even theme park management. However, a desire to balance a fulfilling career with family time drove her to a fateful decision to launch a new life with IVC.

Student Cybersecurity Team Emerges as Top-Performer at Regional Competition

IVC Cyber Optics Team

Irvine Valley College's Collegiate Cybersecurity team, Cyber Optics, recently competed in the Western Region Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (WRCCDC) and emerged successful. The competition, held virtually, brought together teams from universities and colleges in the western region of the United States to test their skills in cybersecurity defense. The Cyber Optics team, made up of four students with a passion for cybersecurity, competed against 20 other teams in a simulated high-stress cybersecurity environment.

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