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High School Students Introduced to College Experience at RVCC Summer Immersion Program

Some local high schools have been introduced to the college experience through Raritan Valley Community College’s Summer Immersion Program.

New Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Named

Dr. Karen H. Bearce has been named the new Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Raritan Valley Community College, bringing with her more than two decades of achievement in higher education, both as an academic leader and accomplished faculty member.  

Ready, Set, Play: Athletics at RVCC

At Raritan Valley Community College, we pride ourselves on offering a well-rounded education and true college experience for all students. This includes a focus on athletics that attracts student athletes from all over New Jersey and the surrounding area. Read on to learn more about Lions Athletics at RVCC!      

Exhibition to Focus on Current Social Issues

Raritan Valley Community College’s Arts & Design department will present THE FUTURE IS, an exhibition showcasing the work of 10 artists who address topics of current social and community issues, August 31-September 30, in the Art Gallery at the College’s Branchburg campus.

High School Students May Enroll in RVCC’s Applied Music Courses, Dance Ensemble

Area high school music students are invited to enroll in Raritan Valley Community College's Applied Music courses and receive college credit for private lessons on their instruments.  

RVCC Engineering Student Creates 3D-Printed Nose for Theatrical Role as Pinocchio

When theatergoers attended recent performances of the Spotlight Players' production of Shrek The Musical at the First Presbyterian Church of Matawan, they didn’t realize that Pinocchio’s nose was created by the actress portraying the role: Jimena Torres of North Plainfield, a Mechanical Engineering student at Raritan Valley Community College.

News 12: RVCC Professor of English

Watch News 12’s July 23 segment highlighting Professor Lisa Tucker, who has received a Special Projects Grant from the Hunterdon County Cultural and Heritage Commission for her upcoming children’s picture book, Chessie Dentley Educates Mr. Ashbee.

Music Professor Named National Park Artist-in-Residence

Dr. John Sichel of Mountainside, a composer and Professor of Music at Raritan Valley Community College, has been named Artist-in-Residence at Capulin Volcano National Monument in New Mexico.

Students Create Instructional Video About Composting, Recycling on Campus

Raritan Valley Community College Digital Media students Jenna Michell and Olivia Jara, led by Arts & Design faculty member Lydia Barnes, have created a video about the correct use of the composting and recycling bins around campus.  

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