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Career Basics Bootcamp

Location: Mount Laurel Campus

RCBC’s Career Basics Bootcamp is a fun, one-day program that explores top career fields through hands-on workshops and engaging presentations from campus partners. Participants will walk away with the skills and confidence they need to plan for their future! Eligible participants must be rising high school freshmen entering grade nine in Fall 2025.

Brewing and Fermentation Science

Calling all craft beer enthusiasts! Our Brewing Certificate Program can turn your passion for craft brewing into a career, whether your dream is running your own microbrewery, working in a taproom, or in hospitality. 

Business

Pre-College Summer Fashion Workshop

Location: Mount Holly Arts Campus - Mount Holly

This fun investigative four-day Pre-College Summer Fashion Workshop is designed for HS teens to enjoy and experiment with unique creative fashion projects that range from Mood/Concept boards, Fashion Croquis Sketching, Sewing/Upcycling, Creative Draping, and hands experimenting with Digital Design CLO3 software and avatars.

Author Jim McCloskey

Location: Votta Hall, Auditorium - Mount Laurel Campus

Come listen to author and founder of Centurion Ministries in Princeton, NJ, Jim McCloskey, speak about the book Framed. Jim will discuss the stories in the book which detail individuals who were wrongfully convicted and the work done to free them. All students, faculty, staff, and community members are welcome to join.

The Universe Within Us: How Astronomy Fuels Innovation and Discovery

Location: Votta Hall Auditorium - Mount Laurel Campus

From planetary defense to medical breakthroughs and cutting-edge telescopes to the technology in our pockets, we’ll reveal how our quest to explore the universe drives innovation that shapes our future. Discover how astronomy connects us and fuels discoveries that help us better understand the universe and ourselves.

Speaker: Amy Barraclough, Rowan University Planetarium Director

Behind the Baron Student Model Series: Emily Whitson and Rebecca Beecham

Last summer, twelve Rowan College at Burlington County students signed up to become student models for the college. Over a few weeks, they participated in several photoshoots both in the studio and around the campus and became the face of the college and its brand. You’ll see their faces all over campus, on benches, posters, banners, and flyers, and they even pop up on the promotional video on the college website’s homepage.