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“Most importantly, it was the relationships that meant the most,” Thornburg shared. “Being able to meet students, professors, faculty and staff, potential employers and have conversations to sort through the details of my interests and skills in order to navigate potential career paths was invaluable. It is not always an easy road to walk down, but having a kind team of supporters continually encouraging me to keep walking was very influential in my landing at OPEX.”
“When we started brainstorming ideas for this annual report, we knew we had to think outside the box for many reasons,” RCBC President Dr. Michael A. Cioce said. “It was a pandemic year, for one. But it was also a time during which everyone around us was reflecting on their choices, their lifestyles and their places in the world. We wanted to do something inspiring. This deck showcases the myriad ways people from varying backgrounds come together on our campuses to learn, evolve and grow.”
“I’ve always been fascinated by math and physics, so it just made sense,” Wolf said.
“It’s no surprise that RCBC ranks as the top community college in New Jersey,” RCBC President Dr. Michael A. Cioce said. “Our student-first approach, coupled with our flexible options and cooperative culture, allows us to meet students where they are while providing the highest quality education at an affordable price.”
“The more we spoke, the more I realized this (IT) is something I would want to do,” Togola said. “I always had questions, and he always made himself available to answer them.”
“I’m very impressed by RCBC,” Temple shared. “In many cases, I would rather hire someone from RCBC over a $70K per year private school because RCBC, under Paul’s leadership, gives students real-world applicable experience. They contextualize learning for practical applications. Beyond that, Paul is very interested in student development and making himself accessible to students.”
"The only thing better than a warm cup of coffee is getting that brew from a college student who is earning college credit, an income and developing the entrepreneurial skills they will need to succeed in the modern business world," RCBC President Dr. Michael A. Cioce said. "I raise my mug to Saxbys for developing this innovative learning module that aligns so well with Rowan College at Burlington County's mission and classroom to career focus. Kudos to everyone at Saxbys and RCBC who have worked for the past several months to create this awesome opportunity for students."