What is the importance of online safety?
With cyber attacks increasing, RCBC encourages you to follow these guidelines to keep your accounts and data secure.
Access to many of your college accounts with a single username and password through BaronOne.
For security purposes, please be sure to always log out of BaronOne before leaving your computer.
BaronOne makes access to online services more convenient and safer for the whole college community. Access Self-Service, CampusLabs, your student email, Blackboard and more!
Planning your courses, register for class, pay, request transcripts, check your grades and all in one convenient place.
Are you a student who needs help with your log in?
The student help desk provides instructions on how to log into your account for the first time and support problems accessing your account.
You will typically receive your initial login information from your department supervisor. The standard employee login format will be:
- Username: The first part of your email address (without the @rcbc.edu)
- Initial password: Capital first initial + lowercase last initial + 4 digit birth year + 7 digit employee ID
An example of a login for John Doe, born March 1, 1988, whose employee ID number is 3381295, would be:
- jdoe
- Jd19883381295
When you sign in, you will be prompted to set up a new password and set up multifactor authentication on your account before you can access your apps.
For security purposes, please be sure to always log out of BaronOne before leaving your computer.
Technology is an integral part of your educational journey and experience at RCBC. Our commitment is to provide Rowan College at Burlington County students, faculty, and staff with access to technological resources for academic purposes and college business.
We rely on RCBC email as the official way to communicate among the institutions, students, faculty, and staff. It's essential that you stay informed by regularly checking your RCBC email.
While enjoying the benefits of RCBC technology, it's important to recognize that this privilege comes with responsibilities. Adherence to federal, state, and local laws, as well as college policies, is crucial. Though we make efforts to secure our technology systems, it's important to note that absolute privacy cannot be guaranteed. We encourage a culture of mutual respect for privacy and confidentiality.
Access to college systems is strictly regulated, and unauthorized access is prohibited. The college reserves the right to monitor its systems and take any action intended to minimize disruption of college operations and ensure compliance with applicable laws.
Any misuse may result in disciplinary actions, including termination of enrollment or employment, civil action or criminal prosecution. If you come across unauthorized use, please report it promptly for appropriate action.
Examples of prohibited activities include spamming, making threats, distributing copyrighted material, engaging in fraudulent or illegal activities, and conducting personal business. To maintain the integrity of our systems, the college reserves the right to withdraw access at its discretion and imposes storage limits on individual users.
In situations where actions are necessary to minimize disruptions or comply with laws, the college retains the right to take appropriate measures regarding information stored on its systems. We appreciate your cooperation in upholding a safe and productive technological environment for all.