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Earning Dean’s List recognition takes an unusual combination of innate ability, determination and discipline. For some Rowan College at Burlington County students, it’s a special honor that includes a visit from RCBC President Dr. Michael A. Cioce and the college’s mascot Barry to hand-deliver certificates. 

“A dream 12 years in the making finally came true. I was feeling extremely blessed to be able to represent teens across the country,” Faith said. 

Now, don’t get me wrong; I absolutely love Valentine’s Day for the sentiment, though not nearly as much as I love it for the aesthetic and the excuse to indulge after having abandoned my new year’s resolution to cut back on sugar. So, join me and celebrate your loved ones by baking fudgy brownies with tart cherries, decorated with a white chocolate drizzle and a heart made from the bottom of yours (but mostly made from tempered white chocolate).

“It was at RCBC where I made a name for myself from the ground up, and it all started on the bench. My first year there, I was offered a scholarship with the understanding that I would be the eighth man off the bench,” Baltazar recalled. 

Looking to increase your cultural awareness in a fun and inclusive environment? Rowan College at Burlington County has something for everyone throughout Black History Month. Whether you enjoy music, films, fashion, history or delicious food, RCBC checks all of the boxes.

“We want to be the number one community college, period. This is another piece of independent, objective analysis that confirms we are very close to that goal,” RCBC President Dr. Michael A. Cioce said. “Whether online or on campus, there’s still time to join us for a class at one of the nation’s top community colleges this semester.”

Let’s face it. There isn’t much to smile about in February. It’s cold, there’s little to do and the holiday season is behind us.