Iowa Valley Community College District (IVCCD) was organized in 1966 as one of 15 community college districts in Iowa. 

The District operates Ellsworth Community College in Iowa Falls (founded in 1890), Marshalltown Community College (founded in 1927), and Iowa Valley Continuing Education, as well as a satellite center (Iowa Valley Grinnell, established in 1993).

ECC and MCC offer one-year and two-year career-technical programs as well as Associate in Arts (AA) and Associate in Science (AS) transfer degrees. 

Iowa Valley Continuing Education offers training for business and industry as well as thousands of adult education programs and services throughout the Central Iowa service area. 

Iowa Valley Grinnell offers both college credit and adult education programs and services in Poweshiek County.

Education

Training

Iowa Valley Community College District

Anne Howsare Boyens

Larry W. Johnson

Chris Brodin

Vincent Boyd

Robin Lilienthal

Nate Chua

Barb Klein

Angie Redmond

Ryan Flack

Paul W. Pohlson

Nate Forsyth

Joanna Hofer

Deborah Jones

Clark Lawler

Becky Hassett

Amber Danielson

Jacque Goodman

Mike Mosher

Gena Garber

The Leadership Team at Iowa Valley Community College District (IVCCD) is responsible for the strategic planning and overall administration of the district's colleges and continuing education programs. This team works collaboratively to set institutional goals, manage resources efficiently, and enhance educational offerings, ensuring the successful operation of Ellsworth Community College, Marshalltown Community College, Iowa Valley Continuing Education, and Iowa Valley Grinnell. Their primary objective is to provide high-quality education and services to students and the community in Central Iowa.

Leadership Team

Directors and Administration

Teaching and Instruction

Academic and Student Services

Leadership Team

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Directors and Administration

Teaching and Instruction

Academic and Student Services