The Health Sciences Club has been founded to provide Pre-Health Science and all other interested students the opportunity to meet with fellow students to share experiences, engage in IVC campus projects and programs, and participate in fundraising activities.
The Historical and Literary Society has been founded in pursuit of providing a better understanding of often overlooked events, cultures, and topics by nurturing an intellectually rich and diverse environment within the campus community (i.e. faculty, students, and staff).
We formed the Industrial Design Club just a few months ago as a platform for any students interested in the field. Members work together to provide resources and discuss any questions surrounding the field. The main focus of the club is to emulate and analyze the formal design process as closely as we can, by working all together on one project. This semester we will be continuing the Projection Mapping project that we have been working on since the club started.
The Indonesian Cultural Club hopes to connect all Indonesian students in IVC together and provide them with an Indonesian community for them to be comfortable and have fun throughout their time in IVC. We hope to make club events and meetings regularly so that the Indonesian students will be able to make connections with other students.
The International Students club has been founded for the purpose of: Promoting greater diversity in the IVC community; Providing International students an opportunity to unite with others who share the common experience of studying abroad in the US; Encouraging international students to engage in IVC campus activities and programs; Assisting international students in gaining a better understanding of American culture and adjusting to life in the IVC community.
The Japanese Club serves as a cultural exchange club. It provides a social environment for both Japanese exchange students and students who are interested in Japanese culture and language.
For Japanese exchange students, the club provides a casual environment to meet with other Japanese students and with students who are interested in Japanese culture and language. It is a great opportunity to integrate more easily into the American society as they can socialize more freely outside the classroom setting.