Welcome Center Construction Project

At the front door of MVC

Moreno Valley College's Welcome Center serves as the gateway to the College. Located next to Student Activities and behind the Science and Technology Building, the project was funded from monies from the Measure C bond measure that taxpayers approved in March 2004.

The Welcome Center joins Student Academic Services building, the Dental Education and the Network Operations centers as buildings completed under the Measure C bond measure that was approved by voters in order to finance new construction and remodels across the District in order to accommodate the growing student population.

Interior render of Welcome Center Building

About the Building

The Welcome Center is a single-story building, expected house enrollment services and other departments within student services, such as Admission & Records, Cashier's Office, Counseling, Dream Center, Student Financial Services, First-Year Experience, Outreach, Umoja, Puente, LGBTQ+ Pride Center and Student Employment. The Welcome Center will be located next to Student Activities and behind the Science and Technology Building.

Cost

When completed, the $14 million Welcome Center will join Student Academic Services, the Dental Education Center, and the Network Operations Center as buildings completed under the District's Measure C bond measure that was approved by voters in 2004 in order to finance new construction and remodels across the District.

College president, chancellor and board of trustees members hold shovels and pose for a photo at groundbreaking

Photo of groundbreaking ceremony shovels standing upright in dirt at the construction site

MVC's college president speaks with VP of Student Services

Ground Broken on Welcome Center

August 28, 2020

Ground has been broken for Moreno Valley College's Welcome Center, the latest project from monies from the Measure C bond measure that taxpayers approved in March 2004. The $14 million Welcome Center, a single-story building, will house enrollment services and other departments within student services, such as Admission & Records, Cashier's Office, Counseling, Dream Center, Student Financial Services, First-Year Experience, Outreach, Umoja, Puente, LGBTQ+ Pride Center and Student Employment.

The Welcome Center will be located next to Student Activities and behind the Science and Technology Building. When completed, the Welcome Center will join Student Academic Services, the Dental Education Center, and the Network Operations Center as buildings completed under the District's Measure C bond measure that was approved by voters in order to finance new construction and remodels across the District in order to accommodate the growing number of students the colleges are serving.

After completion of the Welcome Center there are plans to renovate the existing Student Services Building. Tilden Coil Constructors, Inc. is the construction company and HPI Architecture of Newport Beach is the architect for the project.