"This constitution is hereby established to develop the cultural and recreational opportunities available to students of Valley College; to facilitate efficient coordination of all campus clubs; to protect and maintain the integrity of campus clubs and to make available to as many students as possible the advantages of club membership."
~Preamble to the Inter-Club Council Constitution
The Inter-Club Council (ICC) is a governing body made-up of one representative from each chartered Los Angeles Valley College club. It is the voice of clubs on campus. ICC provides a forum for discussion and information exchange about upcoming events, and creates an opportunity for clubs to collaborate and work together.
The purpose of the ICC is to generate and support club-based activities and events that enrich the students of LAVC. The council allows club representatives to vote, offer guidance; seek solutions, and express concerns related to student organizations in LAVC. Meetings are open to the public.
The purpose of the Inter-Club Council of Los Angeles Valley College is to encourage student membership in clubs, and club participation in cultural awareness, student leadership, academic improvement, and increased campus participation.
ICC CLUB CHARTER FORMS "NEW FORMS"
Other FORMS
Spring 2017 Club Days
- February 22, 2017 (Black Heritage Celebration)
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- April 12, 2017 (Sexual Assault Denim Day)
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- April 26, 2017 (Armenian Heritage Celebration)
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Meeting:
Twice a month on Thursdays, 1pm @ Skybox Conference Room (Student Union 2nd floor)
*please check calendar for specific dates*
ICC Constitution
ASU Facebook Page
ASU Facebook Group
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURES
The ASU Executive Council has abbreviated Robert's Rules of Order books available in the Office of Student Life for check.
What is Parliamentary Procedure?
- Parliamentary procedure, or parliamentary law, is the code of rules and ethics for working together in groups.
- Parliamentary law refers to the rules, laws, or regulations of organizations, governing the orderly, expeditious and efficient transaction of business and meetings and conventions. Without rules, there would be injustice and confusion. Hence, it is as necessary to follow the rules of parliamentary law as it is to follow the rules of a ball game or a card game.
Why is it important?
- All members have equal rights.
- Minority rights must be protected.
- Full and free discussion is an essential right.
- Use simplest and most direct procedure.
- Only one question considered at a time.
- Logical precedence governs order of discussion.
- Members must be recognized before speaking.
- All remarks are directed through the chair.
- No member may speak twice to the same question until all others have had an opportunity to speak Members may not question the character or motives of other members.
- Members have a right at all times to know what question is before the assembly and what affirmative and negative votes mean.
Chartered clubs for the 2016-2017 academic year.
This list will be updated in Fall 2016, as clubs submit their paperwork.
Abilities Club
Meetings: Adapted Gym, Fridays 12:30 pm
Contact Club Advisor: Dave Mallas – mallasdc@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
There is a growing population of students at LAVC with special needs. These individuals have abilities, passions, talents, and unique gifts. Our mission is to help provide them with opportunities to grow, express their talents and strengthen their vocational skills in an effort to qualify them for jobs and internships. We also hope to empower our students with special needs through the organization of campus events and fundraisers, while encouraging their involvement in both the community and student body activities. (Voluntary)
Armenian Student Association
Meetings: Campus Center (CC) 104
Contact Club Advisor: Tracy Bachman – bachmatj@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To establish a network foundation with other educational institutions. To provide support for student involvement within our community. To develop mentoring programs for students. To increase the interest in Armenian academia, culture, and heritage. Membership is open to all students.
Black Student Union (BSU)
Meetings: FL 110, Mondays 1:30pm
Contact Club Advisor: K Morris – morrisk@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
The purpose of the Black Student Union (BSU) is twofold: 1) to educate the Los Angeles Valley College (LAVC) community and its surrounding area about issues that affect Blacks both in the United States and in the black diaspora; and 2) to serve as a support and social networking group for black students on LAVC’s campus. The BSU will also provide service to the college community, work in collaboration with other student groups and support nearby black communities through different service projects throughout the school year. The members of the BSU gain invaluable leadership experience and knowledge as a result of their involvement with the BSU Furthermore, all member wills will continue uphold the high standards of the BSU and reinforce its reputation as an influential force in service to the student body at LAVC.
Broadcasting Club KVCM
Meetings: H112 Wednesday 3:00 pm
Contact Club Advisor: Jason Beaton – beatonj@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To promote awareness of the Broadcasting department at Los Angeles Valley college, and to promote and maintain the campus radio station kvcm and to increase positive campus/community relations.
Business Club
Meetings: BJ 103 2nd Monday 2:30pm
Contact Club Advisor: Kevin Sanford -- sanforkr@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To promote personal growth and financial literacy. To promote the growth and influence of the business administration department on campus.
Eco Advocates
Meetings: AHS RM #310 Tuesday 3:00pm
Contact Club Advisor: George Leddy – leddygs@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To increase environmental awareness on campus at LAVC and in the surrounding community. Our goal is to make our campus more sustainable so that we may set an example for others in the community.
Economics club
Meetings: CC 204 2nd & 4th Tuesdays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Tyler Prante- prantet@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
Allow students to be aware of the changing world around us. Give students the opportunity to think critically about real world issues. Let students to understand the significance of the economy. Give students the ability to interact and participate in the stock market by constantly monitoring the rates at which stocks rise or fall. Allow students to see how ideas used in economics apply to the real world. Learn how buyers and sellers behave in a competitive market.
Gay straight Alliance (GSA)
Meetings: BSC 105 Tuesdays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Hasmik Arakelyan – arakelhg@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
Provide an environmentally friendly atmosphere at LAVC in which students are not discriminated against due to age, sex, ethnicity or sexual orientation. Raise awareness of LGBTQQIA lifestyle, culture and history with hopes to transform many misconceptions and stereotypes. Stimulate personal growth to members through mental and emotional support and guidance. Improve visibility of LGBTQQIA individuals attending or employed by LAVC, promote equality and understanding. Foster diversity, create welcoming and inclusive environment.
Cheer and Dance (LAVC Cheer and Dance)
Meetings: BSC 105 4th Thursday 1:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Louis H. Jones 3rd- joneslh@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To bring higher sense of pride, honor and awareness to LAVC and its health and Kinesiology department. To encourage betterment in Health, Athleticism, and Academics. To empower both men and women wanting to join. To Cheer, Chant, Dance and Perform at LAVC athletic games and school functions. Pay for your own cheer materials. Fundraising will be done to cover the cost of the members who cannot.
LAVC Speech and Debate
Meetings: H 100 or Speech Room in CC Wednesdays 3:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Kevin Briancesco - brianckr@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
Students will evaluate the various genres of speech and debate competition. These include: platform speaking, debate, interpretation of literature and limited preparation events. They will compete at speaking competitions throughout the year to earn their way towards competing at the State and National Speech and Debate competitions.
Philosophy Club
Meetings: CC 205 Tuesdays 2:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Chris H. Pallotti - pallotc@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To provide an intellectually stimulating environment for students to practice writing, debating, and critical thinking. Practicing these skills in a group setting will help students to do better in their classes, their careers, and the rest of their lives. Additionally, we plan to attend various philosophy-related events and lectures in the Los Angeles area, which will provide better context for the subjects that philosophy majors are learning in their classes.
Psychology Club
Meetings: BSC 105 Thursdays 3:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Harry Fink--finkha@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
Our purpose is to create an environment where students feel comfortable discussing issues, speak freely without judgment, gain support of others in the group, and bring awareness to issues discussed.
Puente Club
Meetings: LARC 212 Wednesdays 1:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Holly Batty - battyhk@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To aid students to transfer and advance to higher education by providing them with a personal counselor who will grant them knowledge about their field of study, universities, IGETC requirements, etc. This club aims to create an environment for ambitious students who will discuss, organize and plan school events that may be advantageous for students enrolled at LAVC. Qualified members will have the opportunity to visit and tour prestigious schools such as UCLA, UCB, and UCSC.
Respiratory Care Advocates (RCA)
Meetings: AHS 331 Tuesdays 3:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Luis Romero - morrisgs@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To educate about and raise awareness of common pulmonary diseases, such as: Asthma, COPD, Pulmonary Fibrosis, ARDS, etc. To assist the community in outreach programs that help inform the populous about pulmonary disease. To raise awareness and prestige of the LAVC respiratory therapy department and program offered on campus. Provide mechanism for the RT students to exercise their skills in patient education and discussion about the various diseases and treatments available we have learned about.
Spanish Club
Meetings: FL Large Conference Room 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month 10:00 A.M
Contact Club Advisor: Maria Zamudio -- zamudimg@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To promote fellowship and group effort among those interested in the Spanish language and cultures, with a spirit of friendship between races, cultures and individuals. To give members a relaxed environment in which to practice speaking Spanish, as well as provide the opportunity for members to participate in cultural events. To promote the understanding, study and appreciation of the Spanish language and culture.
Sociology Experiment
Meetings: BSC 108 Wednesday 1:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Laura Scott -- scottlc@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To gather with like-minded individuals to discuss, share and celebrate all things sociological! Also, try to facilitate a campus that is fun, vibrant, and involved.
S.T.E.M CLUB
Meetings: MS 113 Thursdays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Humberto Raya Mendoza – rayameha@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To allow students who have interest in STEM related subject matter to apply their knowledge and passion to our community. The STEM club aims to bring awareness of STEM to the LAVC community. In addition, we intend to help offer students internships in STEM related fields, and also bring to the attention of students the existing scholarships that exist for individuals pursuing a degree in STEM majors.
T.A.E.
Meetings: CC 212 Tuesdays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Chris Nielsen - nielsecs@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To act as the LAVC honors society. To encourage excellence in academics, and to work in each campus organization for the betterment of our campus and community.
TAP Honors Club
Meetings: BSC 108 Mondays 2:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Laura Scott -- scottlc@lavc.edu
Purpose:
To give students access to scholarships, offer transfer information, and invite speakers from four-year schools. Act as an extension of the TAP Honors Program, which gives student an 80% guarantee of transferring to their UC School of choice.
TRiO Achievers
Meetings: TRiO Office SSC #245 Mondays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Gabriela Caballero -- caballgm@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
The mission of the TRiO INSITE Club organization is to provide an opportunity for members (1) to become involved in activities which will facilitate the development of a campus climate supportive of academic, social, and personal success; (2) to learn leadership skills; (3) to broaden individual experiential background; and (4) to extend goals and “helping hand” philosophy of the Student Support Services program.
Valley Collegiate Players (VCP)
Meetings: Blackbox 202 Fridays 11:30 A.M
Contact Club Advisor: Christopher Coddington – coddincr@lavc.edu
Club Purpose:
To serve the LAVC students in order to promote interest in Drama to students and the community.
Veterans Club
Meetings: Veterans Resource Center Room #208 (Library 2nd Floor) Wednesdays 1:00 P.M.
Contact Club President: Richard Reyes - reyrey4u@hotmail.com
Club Purpose:
To organize military students, student veterans, and civilian student supporters so that they can have a positive impact on their fellow members, the college, and the community.
Don't see a club that interests you? Start your own! For more information, contact the ASU Office at (818) 778-5516 .
Representatives from each club meet every other Thursday during the Inter-Club Council Meeting in Skybox Conference Room at the Student Union Building at 1:00pm
For club forms click on the "forms" tab.