Inter-Club Council (ICC) Bylaws
Diablo Valley College's Inter-Club Council (ICC) Bylaws and Finance Code — covering club officer duties, meetings, elections, events, discipline, and fund allocation procedures for DVC student clubs.
Diablo Valley College's Inter-Club Council (ICC) Bylaws and Finance Code — covering club officer duties, meetings, elections, events, discipline, and fund allocation procedures for DVC student clubs.
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