The Alpha Gamma Sigma Club shall promote public awareness of volunteer services and scholarships, stimulate and develop student interest in scholarly excellence and educational activities, and participate in community or volunteer work as well.
The Anthropology Society Club promotes the awareness and enrichment of anthropological sciences and their applications in a multitude of careers, fields, and nonprofit work. Our events and activities promote the exploration of different cultures and the discussion of diversity and anthropology in a variety of academic fields. Students will be stimulated with community and volunteer work, guest and student presentations, museum trips, and an end-of-the-year ethnic potluck.
The purpose of this organization shall be to foster, promote, and maintain a relationship between the students of the Administration of Justice department and the Criminal Justice System. This relationship will develop programs offering cultural, social, and academic enrichment as part of the total experience of the college; and to the development of leadership, character, and judgment.
We are dedicated to establishing a secure and nurturing environment for students where they can freely express themselves through art. Our goal is to cultivate an atmosphere of safety, respect, and creativity that encourages students to explore their artistic passions and develop their skills. By fostering a space that prioritizes both emotional well-being and artistic growth, we aim to empower students to embrace their creativity and flourish as artists.
ASEC strives to offer hands-on STEM projects to all students in a safe environment while growing other major skills, including leadership, foundational engineering, mathematics, physics, & science principles, and team building experience.
The American Sign Language (ASL) Club has been founded to provide IVC students with an opportunity to connect with other students who are interested in ASL and share experiences, engage in IVC campus projects and programs, and participate in fundraising activities in the form of meetings, films, and ASL-related excursions.
The BEES Garden club works on the BEES garden on campus. Outside of the club we work to connect people who are majoring in biology, ecology, or environmental science. Overall we work to educate people on all things nature.
Our goal is to bring people outside and change their opinions of the birds around us. Most people see a small bird and think of a finch. Most people see big birds and think of hawks. However there are so many variations of these small and big birds that go overlooked. As the club goes on, there’s hope we will all learn to appreciate the many different types of birds around us and their unique characteristics.