Syllabus Statements

IVCC faculty may link to specific resources or copy and paste statements into course syllabi. We recommend linking to services and programs so as information changes, your syllabus will remain accurate.

Accommodations

The Center for Accessibility and Neurodiversity provides sample CAN Syllabus Accessibility Statements (PDF) directing students to connect with the office.

Student Resource Hub

The IVCC Student Resource Hub in Brightspace orients students to what they need to do to prepare for the term, access support services, know their student rights and responsibilities, and get involved in College life. To join, go Brightspace, choose the IVCC Resources menu in the purple navbar and click the Student Resource Hub to enroll or open the course. 

myIVCC Student Dashboard

IVCC students can access important college information in one convenient place through myIVCC, the college’s personalized student dashboard. The platform provides quick access to Brightspace, student email, Self-Service, campus resources, student events, the Student Resource Hub, department information, and more, helping students stay connected and informed throughout their academic journey. The link is available at the top of the IVCC homepage at www.ivcc.edu

Academic Support Center

The Academic Support Center (ASC) provides free academic support to the IVCC community through library, technology, tutoring, and writing services. Visit the Just ASC desk in C-201 to ask library and technology questions or connect with tutoring, writing, and research help. For more information, visit www.ivcc.edu/asc 

Active Pursuit Standard

Instructors or departments should develop an Active Pursuit Standard for each course and include it in the course syllabus.

Recordings and Privacy

Guidelines for Recordings, Privacy

FERPA: Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

FERPA

In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, and all amendments, any unit of the college holding student records shall obtain written consent of the student before disclosing personally identifiable information, other than directory information, from his/her educational records.

IVCC Student Code of Conduct

Student Handbook Code of Conduct

IVCC Student Rights and Responsibilities

Student Handbook

Withdrawing from a Class

Withdrawing from a class is different than dropping a class. Before withdrawing from a class, students should be aware of the impact of a withdrawal on their status as a full-time or part-time student. Contact a Counselor or Financial Aid advisor for more details and review the withdrawals information for drop dates and other important information.