Nathan choreographed and performed a dance piece, “Development,” at the American College Dance Conference.  His piece was given the honor of being presented at the Gala Concert that concluded the conference.

The Freshman Basketball player led the season in points per game, scoring the winning shot that sent RVCC to the playoffs. Ricke'Keem names NJCAA Region XIX Player of the Year.

Andrea is ESL Club President, The Record journalist and translator, and an Orgullo Latin Club member.  Her favorite part of forming the ESL Club is providing students with a place where they can feel safe, confident and at home.

H.O.P.E. (Health Oriented Peer Educators) President, Sanofi Mentorship Program Mentee, and repeated Honor Roll student is very proud of his work on the RVCC Stomp Out Stigma event.

Samuel & Viridiana are part of the Sanofi Mentors Program.  The program connects RVCC students with industry professionals who provide extra help navigating college life and transitioning into the professional world.

The goal of the Veterans Alliance is to provide resources, events, coaching, support and other tools to our veterans, service members and their dependents to be successful at RVCC, as well as in life.

Alvariana and Kevin served as co-hosts of Culture Shock, a celebration of fun, food, fashion and talent that combines all of RVCC’s Cultural Clubs into one experience.

Professor Vaccaro is an Assistant Professor of ESL at RVCC and goes above and beyond by being an Advisor to the Debate Club, Dreamers Club and ESL Club.

A Liberal Arts major planning for a career as a Collegiate Basketball Coach, Ashley plays soccer, volleyball and basketball, was a 4X GSAC player of the week and named NJCAA All-Region XIX First Team.

Mishelle’s essay, “The Significance of Diversity in Feminist Theory,” and Ann Marie’s essay, “The Rest Condemnation: A Fate of Declining Mental Health,” were among those selected for the NJ Women & Gender Studies Consortium Statewide Essay Contest.

The Authentic Engineering Experience team members helped create hands-on firefly simulators representing six different firefly species for Duke Farms’ annual Firefly Festival.