Gather, Give Thanks, and Feast Together
Location: Student Success Center Cafe - Mount Laurel Campus
Students and staff, enjoy a free Thanksgiving meal with your RCBC family. Staff and student IDs must be present for a meal.
Behind the Baron Student Model Q&A: Soshyl Narvaez and Michael Caulder
In summer 2024, twelve RCBC students became student models. In 2025, six more Barons joined, appearing in campus marketing materials.
Each student also took the time to sit down and tell their story. Where they came from, their life at RCBC, and where they’re going after, they divulged it all. Read on to learn more about each student in this Q&A format.
Soshyl Narvaez
Explore Both RCBC Campuses at This Year’s Fall Open House Nov. 20
Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) will hold its annual Fall Open House on Thursday, Nov. 20, from 6 to 8 pm. For the first time, both the Mount Laurel and Mount Holly campuses will be open simultaneously to prospective students and their families for a visit.
Cyber Baron Small Business Cyber Hygiene Training
Location: Votta Hall, room 148 - Mount Laurel Campus
Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) will host two spring campus events to support local small business owners in improving their cybersecurity practices. These events will offer hands-on guidance in cyber hygiene, led by trained RCBC students.
Cyber Baron Cyber Hygiene Training
Location: TEC 209 - Mount Laurel Campus
Cyber Barons is an innovative cybersecurity outreach initiative at Rowan College at Burlington College (RCBC) designed to strengthen cybersecurity awareness while providing meaningful workforce development opportunities for students. Supported through the Glenn W. Bailey Foundation, the program engages RCBC cybersecurity students in the development and delivery of practical cyber hygiene training for businesses, organizations, and community groups.
RCBC Board of Trustees Votes to Suspend College President, Appoints Acting President
The Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) Board of Trustees announced that, during its meeting on Nov. 3, it voted to suspend College President Dr. Michael Cioce, effective immediately.
The suspension follows the Board’s prior issuance of a Notice of Termination for Cause on Sept. 22. The charges outlined in the notice focus on Dr. Cioce’s unilateral decision to enter into a Tuition Reduction Agreement with Thomas Jefferson University of Philadelphia.