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Returning RCBC student conquers her biggest foe—math

When student Kira Kaviani attended ³Ô¹ÏÍø (RCBC) for the first time, the institution went by a different name– Burlington County College. Like the college, Kaviani was different then than now, too; instead of computer science, which she studies now, she majored in photography.

The returning student fondly recalls her time as a photography student as someone with a strong interest in photography, but it wasn’t the career path she was destined to pursue. 

Senior Banquet

Location: Mount Holly Culinary Arts Center - Room 143

Culinary and Hospitality students are invited to a special evening to celebrate and say goodbye to our graduating classmates. Enjoy a beautifully prepared dinner by the À La Carte class as we come together to honor the achievements and friendships formed throughout the program.
Student-only event.

Chili Competition

Location: Mount Holly Arts Campus - Room 143

RCBC Culinary Students — Bring the Heat!
Think your chili has what it takes to rise above the rest? Enter the RCBC Chili Competition and showcase your best recipe

Competition Open to all RCBC Culinary students.

Sign up now with Beckey Gordon- Bgordon@rcbc.edu

This event is open to the public and all RCBC students- Your votes will help decide the People’s Choice winner.

Secret Ingredient Challenge

Location: Mount Holly Arts Campus - 2nd Floor Conference Room

RCBC Culinary Students — Are You Ready for the Challenge?
Put your culinary creativity to the test in our Mystery Basket Challenge! You’ll receive a surprise selection of ingredients and have limited time to create an original dish.

A panel of judges will score your work based on creativity, technique, and presentation.

Invite your friends and family to watch you compete and cheer you on!
Spots are limited—Sign up with Beckey Gordon to take on the challenge!

Behind the Baron Student Model Series: Ethan Whitman and Sandra Aviles

Last summer, twelve ³Ô¹ÏÍø 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. 

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