Moreno Valley College is committed to educating and empowering our students, providing
equitable access to education, and serving our communities.
Advancing Education Opportunities
Community colleges play an important role in society — delivering affordable, accessible
quality education that can lead to employable skills or pave the way to transfer to
a four-year university program. Moreno Valley College's team of faculty, staff and
administrators work together to deliver the courses and support that benefit our students
and service for the benefit of Moreno Valley and the Inland Empire.
FeRita Carter, Ph.D., has been selected to serve as Moreno Valley College's Interim
President. She has over three decades of experience in higher education. She has served
as the vice president of Student Services at Riverside City College since July of
2016, and also as interim president at Riverside City College. Carter is a graduate
of the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she majored in industrial and systems
engineering. She holds a master of public administration degree from the Montgomery
campus of Auburn University in Alabama and a Ph.D. in public policy and administration
from Mississippi State University.
The division of Business Services supports the needs of students, faculty and staff
while coordinating business and administrative services functions and responsibilities
for the College.
The division of Planning and Development leads the College's strategic planning efforts
and institutional effectiveness and additional responsibility centered around student
success and support, workforce development, marketing, grants, and college advancement
efforts.
The division of Academic Affairs oversees MVC's six schools, accreditation efforts,
curriculum, academic offerings, faculty and provides ongoing support to facilitate
the gifted educators and students that make up our College community.
The division of Student Services provides student-centered access to resources and
programs that foster career and college readiness; increase outreach, access, success
and completion; provide services that see to our student body's physical and mental
health; and ensure student academic and overall wellness.