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“I was just trying to do what I have to do to get an education,” Wyllis said. “There have been so many opportunities that have come along and I am so happy that hard work pays off.”

“I was happy that during such a terrifying time for him, I could offer some comfort.”

You may not associate linear algebra with romance, but for RCBC students James Keenan and Ilona Litvinas it sparked something that has now come full circle.

Dr. Benjamin is both a professor of mathematics and a magician. He has combined his two loves to create a dynamic presentation called Mathemagics, suitable for all audiences, where he demonstrates and explains his secrets for performing rapid mental calculations faster than a calculator. 

“It was almost like I had to meet the highest standards because I had someone connected to me, had hope in me and expected me to exceed my expectations."

“The best thing about working at RCBC is that all the programs all tie back into our mission,” McCollum said. “I enjoy working with and meeting people who value education so highly. That’s what makes RCBC.”

“Rowan College at Burlington County drives the county’s economy and countless individual lives forward. This research objectively quantifies the value students, taxpayers and society receive for trusting their dollars in their community college.”

“RCBC’s undergraduate research program has helped me greatly,” Shaw said. “Most Physics students at Rowan don’t get to do research until their third year so I got a head start.”

All proceeds from Bolt for Becky will benefit The Rebecca Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund for students enrolled in the Virtua Paramedic Science program at RCBC.