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“Each and every professor and professional makes it their personal mission to see their students succeed academically as well as in their careers,” Rankel said. “The relationships that staff members and students create throughout each semester continues to amaze me as I continue my academic career here.”
“I knew if I wanted to be successful in this field, I had to bet on myself.”
“Over the years, I have volunteered for many different organizations; however, working with seniors is the most rewarding experience I’ve had. I look forward to many more years with RSVP.”
“I wanted to write about something a lot more meaningful than my life that would connect with others and raise awareness of individuals who are homeless,” Purnell said. “I am so grateful for the support Naming the Homeless has received and hope to continue building upon it as long as there are people who help, compassion and connection with society.”
“This new certificate is a perfect example of how Rowan College at Burlington County can respond quickly to the needs of local employers to provide the skills they need and our students with the opportunity to immediately enter the workforce in a high-demand, high-growth field.”
Within three years, William Pepe transitioned from being a temporary employee to an executive advisor at Multi-Housing Depot, an apartment and multifamily supplier. His strong work ethic and attention to detail, coupled with his completion of Rowan at Burlington County’s advanced manufacturing courses, paved the way for several growth opportunities in his career.
“My life has come full circle,” Joseph said. “I am now in charge of the program that gave me the career I love.”
Increasing access to hands-on job opportunities for underrepresented youth can bridge the gap between where a person comes from and where they land within the job market.