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Visit Marcus White’s office, and you’ll see copious photographs pinned around his desk, depicting his moments with cherished students and colleagues. Mention a particular picture, and he can point to each student’s face, recount their name, and chronicle all the events that took place that day. 

Stop him in the hallway between classes; he’ll regale you with a hearty conversation and lend an ear to your challenges or achievements. Send him an email with any questions, and he’ll respond with great interest and gratitude.

³Ô¹ÏÍø’s winter session is now open for registration. Students who wish to catch up in credits or get ahead of graduation requirements can do so during winter break when they enroll in this opportunity between now and December 17.

The New Jersey Pay It Forward Program announced on September 30 that it is extending its financial support to ³Ô¹ÏÍø nursing students. 

Two ³Ô¹ÏÍø Barons have been named to Front Runner New Jersey’s 30 Under 40 Top Young Latino Leaders of South Jersey for 2024. Financial aid coordinator Stephanie Benito-Vasquez and student leader David Salgado are part of a cohort of trailblazers that comprises business owners, nonprofit leaders, and philanthropists from all seven southern New Jersey counties.

As RCBC employees, Benito-Vasquez and Salgado’s recognition stems from their advocacy for students on campus. 

For the first time, ³Ô¹ÏÍø will host Veterans Smile Day at its Dental Hygiene Clinic on October 25. With the help of the Mars Wrigley Community Service grant, which focuses on improving the well-being of society through oral care, local veterans can look forward to dental care from volunteer dental professionals and RCBC dental hygiene students at no cost.