Read the latest message from RCBC’s Acting President regarding yesterday’s incident on the Mount Laurel campus: rcbc.edu/rcbc-emergency-notification.
The latest episode of the »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ podcast network’s The Program Pod dropped this week and highlights the recipients of faculty awards from RCBC’s spring commencement, Elizabeth Brendle and Faith Zimnes. Brendle, assistant professor of Nursing, received the Lindbeck Distinguished Teaching Award, and Zimnes, assistant professor of Dental Hygiene, received the Faculty of the Year Award.
For Christopher Scully, »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ has been a lifelong connection. A third-generation RCBC employee, Scully’s grandmother worked at RCBC (then Burlington County College) in the late 80s and early 90s in registration, and his mother, Susan, was the Health Information Technology Director after that until her retirement in 2025. His mother’s job allowed him to attend college basically for free, where he landed a student worker job in what was then Distance Learning.
Location: Laurel Hall, Room 320 - Mount Laurel Campus
Take control of your money with practical budgeting tips! Join Chase Bank to learn how to create a budget, manage your spending, and develop financial habits that can support your goals.
Location: Laure Hall, Room 320 - Mount Laurel Campus
Learn the basics of credit and why credit matters! Join Chase Bank to discover how credit works, build good credit habits, and tips to help you feel more confident managing your finances.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Read the following article written by »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ's Chief Information Officer Dr. Martin Hoffman and learn how understanding social engineering is a strong defense against cyber attacks.
By Dr. Martin Hoffman, Chief Information Officer at RCBC
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The Certificate in Construction Entrepreneurship is designed for individuals seeking to establish a strong foundation in construction management and business principles while developing the entrepreneurial skills necessary to lead and innovate within the construction industry. This comprehensive
​In the summer of 2023, »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ (RCBC) administrators and mathematics faculty came together to address a longstanding challenge in higher education: a majority of incoming students were being placed into non-credit math courses, delaying their entry into vital, credit-bearing courses. For many students, this meant spending additional time and resources on developmental coursework before they could begin earning college credit towards their degree.