Named a National Junior College Athletic Association All American – the first RVCC All American in cross country.  The Engineering major was also selected to the first team All Garden State Athletic Conference. 

As President of the Student Life Activities & Planning Board, she has organized many events on campus including the Spirit Day Picnic, Halloween Bash & Benefit, Field Day, Martin Luther King Jr Read-in and Piscataway Nation Dancers.

An Honors College student and accomplished musician, he presented a capstone project on Composing for Film; The process of creating music for movies. Shawn, a music major, is a member of the RVCC Jazz Band.  

The triplets from Hillsborough are talented musicians and have played at RVCC student recitals and local clubs.

The mechanical engineering major was one of 304 community college students nationwide selected for the online scholars program that culminated in a visit to Langley Research Center in Virginia where she interacted with NASA engineers.

Collected 986 pairs of shoes across campus to distribute to locations around the world including Tanzania, Honduras, and Haiti. Alia, an SGA Senator, is majoring in Engineering and Physics.

A freshman outside hitter on the Women’s Volleyball Team, Chandra was named to the All-Region XIX First Team – the first RVCC player to achieve the honor. She helped her team capture its first-ever Garden State Athletic Conference Championship, Region XIX Runner-Up Award and an overall record of 20-2.

The Professor of Nursing was honored by the New Jersey League for Nursing with the prestigious 2017 NJLN Nurse Recognition Award for her contributions and successes in nursing and healthcare. She has taught at RVCC for 21 years and chairs the Health Science Education Department.

As President of the RVCC Alliance, Brian organized the  National Coming Out Day event on campus. The Visual Communications major is also a member of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society.

A former high school Lacrosse team player, Christopher formed RVCC’s first Lacrosse Club in September 2017. It has grown in popularity and now has 25 members. The Engineering major is leading the effort to make Lacrosse an official College sport.

Looking to gain a better understanding of the history of racism? Check out Dr. Gaffney’s book Dismantling the Racism Machine: A Manual and Toolbox. It offers an accessible, introductory guide to race and racism. The book includes “tools for action” for students, educators, and the public.

From conducting campus tours to assisting at major events, Joshua welcomes future students and visitors to RVCC. A Business major, he’s active in many honors societies and clubs including PTK, Alpha Beta Gamma, Enactus and Orgullo Latino Club.