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From Homestead to Higher Education: Ann Reichling's Journey

Ann Reichling, now 72, graduated from high school in 1970 during a period of significant unrest on college campuses.

“I was on track to go to college, but when Kent State happened, I said ‘I’m not going’,” she recalls, referring to the Ohio university where four students were killed and nine injured after National Guards shot into a crowd of people protesting the war in Vietnam.  

Title IX

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance.

Interactive Media Arts Program Information

Courses

The Interactive Media Arts curriculum prepares students for emerging technologies used in Games, Virtual/Augmented/Mixed realities, Virtual Film Production, Projection Mapping, and related industries. We concentrate on creating digital art assets and stories enhanced by a game engine, industry-standard art asset creation software, Artificial Intelligence, and programmed interactivity to prepare students for the coming explosion of growth in this industry. No prior experience is necessary.

Grade Grievances

The Office of Student Rights and Grievances is here to help students navigate the Grade Grievance process. The process can be complex and difficult to follow. To request a meeting to discuss a potential Grade Grievance, please fill out the online form. More information about the grade grievance process can be found in AR 5530.

Unlawful Discrimination and Harassment

Irvine Valley College is committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all. As a result, Irvine Valley College is dedicated to responding to instances of unlawful discrimination and harassment. The Office of Student Rights and Grievances is here to help support students and guide them through reporting options. Students are able to receive supportive resources from the Office of Student Rights and Grievances so that they stay on track with their academic goals. 

Office of Student Rights and Grievances

The Office of Student Rights and Grievances is here to help you uphold your rights and resolve grievances. We can help you navigate complex campus policies and procedures. Irvine Valley College is committed to ensuring a respectful and inclusive environment free from unlawful discrimination in all education programs and activities. Our policies and procedures are consistent with Title IX—a federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs or activities—federal and state laws, and SOCCCD District policy. 

Graduate Internship Opportunities

Overview of Program

This application is to express interest in an unpaid internship* within the School of Guidance and Counseling at Irvine Valley College. This one or two semesters long program is for any student enrolled in a counseling, psychology, or related graduate program who may be interested in the college counseling field. Our internship will allow prospective interns an opportunity to explore careers and specialties areas in Higher Education.