Spring 2016 Calendar - Rowan College at Burlington County

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What is the Office of Student Activities...
WANT to GET CONNECTED
to CAMPUS? Clubs, student
opinion surveys, campus events,
and leadership opportunities are
just the start of what the Office
of Student Activities (OSA)
offers everyone on the Rowan
College at Burlington County
(RCBC) campuses. The OSA staff
is dedicated to serving students
and providing recreational,
social, and organizational
opportunities on- and offcampus. Our office is open to
you... visit any time!
READY to KICK OFF your
COLLEGE EXPERIENCE?
Through the OSA and the
Student Government Association
(SGA), RCBC offers you a pass
to an exciting student life full of
activities and opportunities.
SHORT ON CASH? Most events
are held on campus and are
free for students. The OSA and
SGA offer interactive, exciting,
and affordable experiences for
all students. Your Student Activity
fee helps us host events. So tell us
what you want to see, whether
it’s a concert, a comedy show,
a bus trip, or an OSA sponsored
activity!
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ARE YOU A LEADER? Want to
improve your speaking, writing,
or leadership skills and be
ready for real life leadership
challenges? The OSA offers new
and innovative ways to develop
leadership and communication
skills. Current student leaders
are all around you. Join more
than 100 students who are
already serving in campus
organizations, student government, and on-campus jobs.
WANT to KNOW MORE? Get more
information on all the programs
from the OSA in TEC 107 on the
Mt. Laurel Campus or in Parker
126, located near the Student
Lounge in the Parker Center
on the Pemberton Campus.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES and
CAMPUS PROGRAMS at RCBC:
More than 10,000 students
participate in events hosted by
the OSA. Throughout the academic year, the OSA hosts more
than 100 events that enable
students to experience cultural,
recreational, leadership, social,
and personal interest activities.
This experience is enhanced by
the opportunity for involvement
in more than 25 student organizations, including major-related
and interest-related clubs.
Additional opportunities are
available through service
projects and campus events
each semester.
Get up-to-date club & event info...
...and why should you be involved?
WE COORDINATE: Off-campus
activities such as bus trips to
NYC for Broadway shows,
Washington, D.C. for museums,
and so much more!
LOUNGES: There are two student
lounges, one in Mt. Laurel in
the Science Building next to the
bookstore, and one in Pemberton, on the first floor of the Parker
Center. Enjoy shooting pool,
playing video games, studying,
or just hanging out with friends.
REAL-LIFE LEARNING
OPPORTUNITIES: We offer a
leadership program that is
free to students. We have
three to four workshop topics
per semester on both campuses.
The program will prepare you for
the real world and set you apart
from your peers. RSVP is required.
EXPERIENCE the COLLEGE
LIFE YOU DESERVE:
GET INVOLVED!
YOUR calendar of events is sponsored
by the Office of Student Activities.
See activities you like? Want to offer some suggestions?
THIS is YOUR INVITATION to call ext. 1238
or stop by our offices to share your ideas!
ADRIANNE
DAHMS
Student
Activities
Specialist
Ext. 1360
BRIAN
KENNY
Student
Activities
Specialist
Ext. 1232
adahms@
bcc.edu
bkenny@
bcc.edu
For more information about SGA or events, call (856) 222-9311,
ext. 2251, or stop by the Office of Student Activities,
TEC 107 on the Mt. Laurel Campus or
Room 126 of the Parker Center on the Pemberton Campus.
EMAIL US at: [email protected]
KEEP UP-to-DATE with us on SOCIAL MEDIA at:
facebook.com/RCBCstudentactivities OR twitter.com/RCBCOSA
... log in to rcbc.edu/orgsync
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Student Government Association (SGA)
What SGA has done for me and
what it can do for YOU!
Over the past semester as SGA President, I think the
most commonly asked question I’ve received has
been, “What has SGA done for you, and what
can it do for me?”
When thinking about a response I often reminisce
about the rollercoaster of different adventures,
obstacles, and lessons I’ve learned in Student
Government throughout my term thus far. SGA has
taught me to become an overall better person
as well as a better student. From September to
Caylor-Ann
December we raised hundreds of dollars for charity
Rose-Green
and provided supplies and gifts for sick children in
President
Cooper Hospital, and we have more service projects
to look forward to in the spring semester. I don’t say this to brag,
but I can honestly say that I have been truly humbled because of the
work I have done through my role in the Student Government.
Aside from service, we are also given the privilege of being the voice
for the RCBC student body. The Administration has invited us to contribute our opinions here at the college about student-centered issues
that range from serving on the RCBC Code of Conduct committee,
all the way to giving student input and viewpoints on the blueprint of
the new Student Success building on the Mt. Laurel campus.
All of my SGA experiences have molded me into the young leader
I am today.
As far as what SGA can do for you reading this, getting involved in
SGA is the ultimate opportunity for you to strive for success and to
shine amongst your peers. It is an amazing networking opportunity for
you to meet staff and faculty at the college that will help, mentor,
and mold you to be the successful adult you are destined to be,
no matter what occupation you are pursuing. SGA builds leaders, and
that is way more than your average resume builder.
Caylor-Ann Rose-Green
Student Government President, ‘15-’16
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Nominate SGA 2016-2017 Leaders!
MAKE THE BEST OF 2016-2017...
NOMINATE AN EMERGING
LEADER... OR EVEN
YOURSELF!
Do you know someone who
would make an incredible
SGA leader? Maybe even yourself?
Visit OrgSync for details on how to
nominate an individual for the
2016-2017 Student Government Association. Do you have questions?
Stop by TEC 107 on the Mt. Laurel campus!
spring 2016 checklist:
o Nominate a leader for SGA!
o Check out one of our Student Government Association meetings
(the first one is Tuesday, January 26 in Mt. Laurel)
o Attend a Pizza with the President event
(dates are listed on inside back cover)
o Don’t forget that March 1 is the Spring Graduation Deadline!
Visit rcbc.edu/grads for more details.
o Join us for one of our awesome trips, including the Alvin Ailey
American Dance Theater, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, a Flyers
game, trip to see Best Musical Fun Home, and many more! Event
dates and on-sale dates are listed on the calendar pages, and
tickets must be purchased in advance through WebAdvisor.
o Walk to fight cancer! Join RCBC’s Relay for Life team on Friday,
April 8. Details are available on OrgSync.
o You might be wondering what OrgSync is... see the back cover
for information about the site which’ll keep you in the know!
o Explore all of the Office of Student Activities events on the following
pages. We look forward to seeing you!
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SPRING 2016 – WEEK 1 of 16
WELCOME BACK TO
JOIN US AT OUR WELCOME BACK EVENTS!
Featuring food and fun for all!
EVENT LOCATION CODES: ML/MT. LAUREL • PB/PEMBERTON
MH/MT. HOLLY • WB/WILLINGBORO
MONDAY
JANUARY 18
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. HOLIDAY –
COLLEGE CLOSED
TUESDAY
JANUARY 19
WELCOME BACK TO RCBC - ML
Stop by for free stuff and attractions!
Noon until 2 pm
SPRING 2016 DAY &
EVENING CLASSES BEGIN
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 20
WELCOME BACK TO RCBC - PB
Noon until 2 pm
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January 18 through January 24
THURSDAY
JANUARY 21
WELCOME BACK TO RCBC - WB
Noon until 2 pm
FRIDAY
JANUARY 22
TICKETS ON SALE!
Trip is Friday, February 5 | $30 pp
Purchase tickets in WebAdvisor
SATURDAY
JANUARY 23
TICKETS ON SALE!
Trip is Saturday, February 27 | $20 pp
SUNDAY
JANUARY 24
TICKETS ON SALE!
Trip is Tuesday, April 12 | $25 pp
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Purchase OSA Event
& trip Tickets Online!
To purchase tickets, log in to
WebAdvisor and click on
Student Activities Online Purchases.
All tickets purchase are final
and cannot be refunded!
MONDAY
JANUARY 25
Stop by TEC 107/ML for some popcorn
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Moonnd and learn how to get involved at RCBC!
SGA MEETING
TUESDAY
12:30 pm
ML | PB | Online
JANUARY 26
Check out OrgSync for SGA Meeting details and
login information! Want to attend in person?
Meeting will be held in Laurel Hall, Room 132!
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 27
TECH WORKSHOP
Have questions about how to use
RCBC’s online resources? Come
brush up on WebAdvisor, student
email, Blackboard, and OrgSync.
12:30 pm • ML / Location TBA
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January 25 through January 31
THURSDAY
JANUARY 28
FRIDAY
JANUARY 29
SATURDAY
JANUARY 30
SUNDAY
JANUARY 31
WALK TO FIGHT CANCER!
JOIN RCBC’S TEAM AT
ROWAN UNIVERSITY’S
RELAY FOR LIFE EVENT
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 8!
VISIT ORGSYNC
FOR DETAILS!
Relay for Life is an orga
niz
fundraising walk wher ed, overnight community
e teams of people camp
out
around a track and me
mbers of each team
take turns walking ar
ound the track.
Food, games, and activ
ities provide
entertainment and build
ca
family-friendly environ maraderie in a
ment for the
entire community!
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February 1 marks the start
of Black History Month,
an important time to honor
the great achievements,
contributions and struggles
of the black community in
the United States.
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 1
TEST TAKING STRATEGIES
Visit rcbc.edu/test center
for more information.
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 2
Cards for Love
Make a Valentine’s Day
card for children who
are being treated
at local hospitals
12:30 - 1:30 pm • WB
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 3
Cards for Love
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| 12:30 - 2 pm • PB
February 1 through February 7
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 4
Cards for Love
FRIDAY
| 12:30 - 2 PM • ML
Alvin
Alley
AMERICAN DANCE THEATER
FEBRUARY 5
PERFORMANCE AT THE
KENNEDY CENTER IN D.C.
Buses leave ML at 10 am. $30 pp /
limit 2. Tickets MUST be purchased
in advance through WebAdvisor.
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 6
Time set aside to honor Black History
started back in 1915. In 1926 it was just a
week long and was called Negro History
Week. It occurred during the second month
of February to coincide with the birth dates
of Abraham Lincoln and Fredrick Douglass.
In the 1960s, due in part to the civil rights
movement, the celebration grew from a
week to a month. This evolution reportedly
started to take place on college campuses.
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 7
Since 1976, every president has deemed
the month of February “Black History Month.”
The first to make the proclamation was
Gerald R. Ford who said that this was a
time to “seize the opportunity to honor the
too-often neglected accomplishments of
black Americans in every area of endeavor
throughout our history.”
– Sunny Chanel, Babble.com
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LEADERSHIP WEEK
Throughout this week,
check out ways to
become a better leader!
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 8
LEADERSHIP WEEK
INVOLVEMENT
OSA OPEN HOUSE – ALL DAY!
Stop by and say hello to the OSA staff!
Enter to win free giveaways just by stopping by!
TEC 107 (ML) and Parker 126 (PB)
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 9
LEADERSHIP WEEK
ENGAGEMENT
SGA MEETING
12:30 pm
ML | PB | Online
Join us at Immersion Day with the RCBC Foundation Board!
Check out OrgSync for SGA Meeting details and login
information! Attend in person – Laurel Hall, Room 132!
WEDNESDAY LEADERSHIP WEEK
FEBRUARY 10
MANAGEMENT
LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP:
Time Management / Social Media | ML
Visit OrgSync for more details!
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THURSDAY LEADERSHIP WEEK
FEBRUARY 11
S E RV IC E
LEADERSHIP FAIR
Noon - 2 pm • Laurel Hall Lounge/ML
Pizza with the President!
12:30 pm • ML
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 12
LEADERSHIP WEEK
REFLECTION
Take time today and reflect on
what you’ve learned this week!
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 13
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 14
VALENTINE’S DAY
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Purchase OSA Event
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 15
Stop by TEC 107/ML
for some popcorn
and learn how to get
involved at RCBC!
PRESIDENT’S
DAY
Moonnddaayy
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 16
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!
VAWA INFORMATION TODAY
(read more about VAWA on page 15)
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 17
FLYERS TICKETS ON SALE TODAY!
Purchase in WebAdvisor / $30 per person
Saturday, March 19 / 1 pm
Philadelphia Flyers vs. Pittsburgh Penguins
Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia
Transportation not included
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THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 18
VIDEO GAME WARS
12 – 2 pm • ML
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 19
TECH WORKSHOP
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 20
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 21
WHAT IS VAWA?
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
is a landmark piece of legislation that sought
to improve criminal justice and community-based responses to domestic violence,
dating violence, sexual assault and stalking
in the United States.
The passage of VAWA in 1994 and its
reauthorization in 2000, 2005 and 2013, has
changed the landscape for victims who
once suffered in silence. Victims of domestic
violence, dating violence, sexual assault and
stalking have been able to access services,
and a new generation of families and justice
system professionals has come to understand
that domestic violence, dating violence,
sexual assault and stalking are crimes that
our society will not tolerate.
– from thehotline.org
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NOMINATIONS
Get involved! Nominate a leader... or yourself!
For details, check your RCBC email and OrgSync!
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 22
PHILDADELPHIA
FLOWER SHOW
TICKETS ON SALE
TODAY!
Purchase in WebAdvisor /
$10 per person
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 23
SGA MEETING
12:30 pm
ML | PB | Online
Check out OrgSync for
SGA Meeting details
and login information!
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 24
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THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 25
AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH
MOVIE MARATHON IN PEMBERTON LIBRARY
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 26
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 27
NATIONAL HOLOCAUST
MUSEUM IN D.C. TRIP
Purchase tickets in advance through
WebAdvisor / $20 per person.
BUS LEAVES CAMPUS PROMPTLY
AT 7:30 am – Meet at TEC/ML.
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 28
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LEAP INTO GOOD
HEALTH WEEK!
Visit OrgSync for healthy tips
and great giveaways!
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 29
LEAP DAY!
Without Leap Days, the calendar
would be off by 24 days within 100 years!
Moonnddaayy and learn how to get involved at RCBC!
TUESDAY
MARCH 1
healthy snacks
SPRING
GRADUATION
APPLICATION
DEADLINE! VISIT
RCBC.EDU/GRADS
FOR MORE
DETAILS!
to benefit RCBC’s Relay for Life Team / ML
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 2
healthy snacks
to benefit RCBC’s Relay for Life Team / PB
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February 29 through March 6
THURSDAY
MARCH 3
orgsync health
trivia! log in to win!
Log in and play for your chance to win a FitBit!
FRIDAY
MARCH 4
SATURDAY
MARCH 5
SUNDAY
MARCH 6
WALK TO FIGHT CANCER!
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 8!
VISIT ORGSYNC
FOR DETAILS!
niz
out
mbers of each team
ound the track.
ities
entertainment and build provide
ca
ment for the
entire community!
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Purchase OSA Event
MONDAY
MARCH 7
FUN HOME BROADWAY TICKETS
ON SALE
See top of page for how to
purchase tickets!
SGA MEETING
TUESDAY
12:30 pm
ML | PB | Online
MARCH 8
SGA Meeting details
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 9
INTERVIEWS
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March 7 through March 13
THURSDAY
MARCH 10
TECH WORKSHOP
Have questions about how to use RCBC’s online
resources? Come brush up on WebAdvisor,
student email, Blackboard, and OrgSync.
FRIDAY
MARCH 11
PHILADELPHIA
FLOWER SHOW TRIP
Leave at 9 am
JOB & INTERN FAIR
10 am - 1 pm / Burlington Center
SATURDAY
MARCH 12
SUNDAY
MARCH 13
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Purchase OSA Event
MONDAY
MARCH 14
y
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and learn how to get involved at RCBC!
Moon
TUESDAY
MARCH 15
INTERVIEWS Check OrgSync for details!
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 16
Pizza with the
President!
4 pm • ML
INTERVIEWS Check OrgSync for details!
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THURSDAY
MARCH 17
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
FRIDAY
MARCH 18
MARCH
MADNESS
2 pm / Get your friends together
and compete for a great cause –
help to end homelessness with a slam dunk!
8 PM
SATURDAY
MARCH 19
FAFSA Completio
Workshop n
PHILADELPHIA
FLYERS
VS. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
10 am
until
2 pm
ml
1 pm / Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia
$30 PP / Tickets must be purchased in
advance through WebAdvisor
SUNDAY
MARCH 20
SPRING BREAK –
NO CLASSES
First Day of Spring!
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SPRING 2016 – SPRING BREAK
FIRST BOOK
Join RCBC’s Service-Learning for a great
week of helping young minds gain
access to free books! First Book sorting
and packing happens all this week at
Briggs Road Center in Mt. Laurel.
Stop by one, two, or every day!
MONDAY
MARCH 21
SPRING BREAK – NO CLASSES
COLLEGE OPEN
TUESDAY
MARCH 22
COLLEGE OPEN
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 23
COLLEGE OPEN
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THURSDAY
MARCH 24
COLLEGE OPEN
FAFSA Completio
Workshop n
5:30 pm
until
8:30 pm
ml
FRIDAY
MARCH 25
HOLIDAY – COLLEGE CLOSED
SATURDAY
MARCH 26
SUNDAY
MARCH 27
HAPPY EASTER –
NO CLASSES
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WHO SHOULD BE VOTED
PROFESSOR
OF THE YEAR???
Log in to OrgSync to cast your vote!
MONDAY
MARCH 28
by TEC 107/ML for some popcorn
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SGA MEETING
TUESDAY
12:30 pm
ML | PB | Online
MARCH 29
Check out OrgSync for SGA Meeting details and
login information! Want to attend in person?
Meeting will be held in Laurel Hall, Room 132!
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 30
TECH WORKSHOP
12:30 pm • PB / Parker 126
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March 28 through April 3
THURSDAY
FAFSA Completio
Workshop n
MARCH 31
5:30 pm
until
8:30 pm
WB
FRIDAY
APRIL 1
SATURDAY
APRIL 2
SUNDAY
APRIL 3
ONE WEEK ‘TIL RELAY FOR
LIFE!
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 8!
VISIT ORGSYNC
FOR DETAILS!
niz
out
mbers of each team
ound the track.
ities
entertainment and build provide
ca
ment for the
entire community!
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BURLINGTON COUNTY ANIMAL
SHELTER MONTH
All this month OSA will be collecting
toys, food, and monetary donations.
Contact OSA for more information
on how you can help!
MONDAY
APRIL 4
y
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Moon
TUESDAY
APRIL 5
FUN HOME
BROADWAY TRIP
Bus leaves ML at 2 pm
TICKET REQUIRED
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 6
CLUB FINANCE WORKSHOP
Visit OrgSync for details!
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April 4 through April 10
FAFSA Completio
Workshop n
THURSDAY
APRIL 7
FRIDAY
APRIL 8
5:30 pm
until
8:30 pm
ml
RELAY FOR LIFE IS TONIG
SATURDAY
HT!
JOIN RCBC’S TEAM
AT ROWAN
UNIVERSITY’S RELAY
FOR LIFE EVENT!
VISIT ORGSYNC
FOR DETAILS!
APRIL 9
SUNDAY
APRIL 10
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Purchase OSA Event
MONDAY
APRIL 11
TECH WORKSHOP
SGA MEETING
TUESDAY
12:30 pm
ML | PB | Online
APRIL 12
NYC METROPOLITAN
MUSEUM OF ART TRIP
Buses leave ML at 9 am. $25 pp /
limit 2. Tickets MUST be purchased
in advance through WebAdvisor.
SGA Meeting details
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 13
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!
VAWA INFORMATION TODAY
(read more about VAWA on page 15)
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THURSDAY
Pizza with the
President!
APRIL 14
12:30 pm • WB
12:30 pm • ML
FRIDAY
APRIL 15
SATURDAY
APRIL 16
STUDENT CLUB
BUDGETS DUE!
FAFSA Completio
Workshop n
10 am
until
2 pm
ml
SUNDAY
APRIL 17
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Student
Appreciation
Week!
MONDAY
APRIL 18
Moonnddaayy
Fall 2016 Online
Registration Begins!
TUESDAY
APRIL 19
Casino Day
12 - 2 pm • ML
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 20
ML
Game Truck
& Snacks
12 – 2 pm • PB
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THURSDAY
DRESS FOR SUCCESS
APRIL 21
TRIVIA – WIN TICKETS
EVERY HOUR!
Log on for more information!
FRIDAY
APRIL 22
SGA STUDENT LEADER BANQUET
SATURDAY
APRIL 23
SUNDAY
APRIL 24
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GET READY
FOR FINALS
with RCBC’s
Tutoring Center!
See page 35 for a list of review sessions!
MONDAY
APRIL 25
BURLINGTON COUNTY
ANIMAL SHELTER DROP OFF
SGA MEETING
TUESDAY
12:30 pm
ML | PB | Online
APRIL 26
DE-STRESS
PROGRAM
At today’s SGA Meeting! Check out OrgSync for
SGA Meeting details and login information!
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 27
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April 25 through May 1
THURSDAY
Pizza with the
President!
APRIL 28
12:30 pm • PB
12 - 2 pm • ML
FRIDAY
APRIL 29
SATURDAY
APRIL 30
SUNDAY
MAY 1
tutoring center
review sessions
Final Review: MTH 055
Monday
4/25 6 - 7 pm
Monday
4/25 2 - 3 pm
Tuesday
4/26 12 - 1pm PB
WB
ML
Monday
4/25 6 - 7 pm
Tuesday
4/26 12 - 1 pm
Tuesday
4/26 2 - 3pm PB
ML
WB
Wednesday 4/27 6 - 7 pm
Thursday
4/28 12 - 1 pm
PB
ML
Q&A: MTH 107
Tuesday
4/26 6 - 7 pm
Thursday
4/28 12 - 1 pm
PB
ML
Visit rcbc.edu/tutoring
for more information.
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GOOD LUCK
ON YOUR
FINALS!
MONDAY
MAY 2
Moonnddaayy
TUESDAY
MAY 3
FINAL EXAM WEEK BEGINS
WEDNESDAY
MAY 4
FINAL EXAM WEEK
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May 2 through May 8
THURSDAY
MAY 5
FINAL EXAM WEEK
FRIDAY
MAY 6
FINAL EXAM WEEK
SATURDAY
MAY 7
FINAL EXAM WEEK
SUNDAY
MAY 8
FINAL EXAM WEEK
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Commencement Week!
VISIT
RCBC.EDU/COMMENCEMENT
FOR EVERYTHING YOU
NEED TO KNOW!
MONDAY
MAY 9
FINAL EXAM WEEK ENDS
TUESDAY
MAY 10
WEDNESDAY
MAY 11
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May 9 through May 15
THURSDAY
MAY 12
FRIDAY
MAY 13
SATURDAY
MAY 14
COMMENCEMENT
Congratulations
Class of 2016!
SUNDAY
MAY 15
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RCBC BARONS SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULES
SOFTBALL
BASEBALL
3/14 CCBC Catonville
3 PM H
3/18 through 3/26 – Spring Break
3/29 Monroe
3 PM A
4/1 RCGC
TBD A
4/2 Lackawanna
1 PM H
4/5 RVCC
3:30 PM H
4/6 Ocean
3:30 PM A
4/7 Mercer
3:30 PM H
4/9 Morris
12 PM H
4/12 Valley Forge
3 PM H
4/15 Chesapeake
3PM H
4/17 Cumberland
12 PM A
4/19 Harford
3 PM H
4/21 Brookdale
3 PM H
4/23 DelTech Owens
12 PM A
4/24 Monroe
12 PM H
4/26 Camden
3:30 PM A
REGION XIX TOURNAMENT
4/30 Region XIX Championship
5/7 Districts @ Region 21
5/17 through 5/21 –
National Championships
3/1
Philadelphia U
3/6
Dundalk
1 PM H
3/10 Atlantic Cape
3 PM A
4/27 Cumberland
3:30 PM A
GOLF
4/28 Harford
6:30 PM A
3/28
4/4
4/6
4/11
4/15
4/18
4/25
5/2
5/8
6/5
Deerwood GC
12 PM
Ashbrook GC
12 PM
Valleybrook GC
12 PM
Baywood GC
12 PM
Old Homestead GC 10:30 AM
Flanders Valley
12 PM
Regional Qualifier
9 AM
High Bridge GC
GSAC Tournament
12 PM
Flanders GC
through 5/10 – Region XIX
Tournament at Black
8 AM
through 6/10 – NJCAA Div.
III National Golf Championship
at Chautauque GC
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3:30 PM H
3/13 CCBC Essex
12 PM A
3/15 Ocean
3:30 PM H
3/18 through 3/26 – Spring Break
3/29 Ocean
3:30 PM A
3/31 Philadelphia U
3:30 PM A
4/2
Mercer
12 PM A
4/3
Queensborough
4/5
RCGC
3:30 PM A
4/7
Atlantic Cape
3:30 PM H
4/9
Morris
12 PM H
4/10 RVCC
12 PM A
12 PM A
4/12 Valley Forge
4/16 Sussex
4/19 Middlesex
2 PM H
12 PM A
3:30 PM A
4/20 Lackawanna
4/23 DTOwens
4/24 Manhattan CC
2 PM H
12 PM A
12 PM H
4/30 Globe
1 PM A
5/1
Montgomery
5/3
Union
3:30 PM H
12 PM H
5/5
Bergen
3:30 PM A
5/7
First Round
5/13 Region XIX Championship
5/28 through 6/2 –
National Championship
RCBC BARONS SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULES
MEN’S BASKETBALL
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1/12 Manor
7 PM H
1/9
1/14 Mercer
7 PM A
1/12 Manor
5 PM H
1/16 Morris
3 PM A
1/14 Mercer
5 PM A
1/23 RVCC
1 PM H
1/16 Morris
1/28 Valley Forge
8 PM H
1/23 Raritan Valley
1/30 Lackawanna
3 PM H
1/28 Valley Forge
5 PM H
2/2
Essex
7 PM H
1/30 Lackawanna
1 PM H
2/6
DelTech Stanton
2 PM A
2/2
Essex
2/9
CCBC Catonsville
7 PM H
2/6
DelTech Stanton
2/11 Harcum
7 PM H
2/9
CCBC Catonsville
2/16 Lackawanna
7 PM A
2/11 Harcum
5 PM H
2/16 Lackawanna
5 PM A
2/20 First Round @ Higher Seed
2/23 Second Round @ Higher Seed
2/20 First Round @ Higher Seed
2/25 Semifinals @ CC of Morris
2/22 Second Round @ Higher Seed
2/27 Finals @ CC of Morris
2/25 Semifinals @ CC of Morris
3/5
2/27 Finals @ CC of Morris
District @ Region XV or XX
Union
12 PM H
1 PM A
11 AM H
5 PM H
12 PM A
5 PM H
3/5 & 3/6 – District @
Region XV or XX
Come out and
support your
RCBC teams!
Visit
rcbc.edu/athletics
for a complete list of
events, including
playoff dates!
A: Away Games | H: Home Games
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Important Information for RCBC Students
All RCBC students are responsible for
the policies published in the Rowan
College at Burlington County Student
Handbook. The RCBC Student Handbook is produced by Rowan College
at Burlington County as a first-hand
reference source for RCBC students.
A digital copy of this publication can
be found at: rcbc.edu/publications
The RCBC Student Handbook includes
these Community Policies & Student
Rights/Responsibilities:
•Campus Security Act
•Civil Rights on Campus
•Internet and Other Computer Use
•Motor Vehicle Policies
•Bill of Rights
•Smoking, Alcohol,
and Drug Policies
•Students Rights &
Responsibility Policies
Scan this QR code to read the RCBC Student Handbook
RCBC Directory (856) 222-9311 or (609) 894-9311, and ext:
Academic Advising
Academic Divisions
Liberal Arts
Science, Mathematics
and Technology
Health Sciences
1559
International Office
1350
1441
Library
Mt. Laurel Campus
Pemberton Campus
2021
1306
Military Education Center –
Joint Base, McGuire Dix-Lakehurst
1681
Public Safety Office –
Main Desk, Mt. Laurel
Main Desk, Pemberton
Main Desk, Willingboro
Main Desk, Mt. Holly
Public Safety Tip Line
2100
1100
3100
4100
1111
Office of Registrar
1560
Transcripts
1396
1402 / 1372
1410
Office of Admissions
1200
Alumni Association
2510
Athletics
1435
Business Office
1285
Career Services
1034
College Bookstore –
Mt. Laurel Campus
Pemberton Campus
2640
1245
Conduct Officer
1440
Distance Education
1790
Student Activities
2251
Education Opportunity Fund 1462
Office of Financial Aid
1575
Office of Student Support
& Disability Services
1208
Foundation – Scholarships
2513
Test Center
1662
Information Technology –
Student Help Desk
1388
Transfer Center
2737 / 2056
Veterans Affairs
1299
For a complete, searchable directory visit rcbc.edu/directory
Page 42
Pizza with the President
FREE PIZZA
Now that we have your attention... join
President Drayton and other college administrators
at one of our Pizza with the President events...
an informal gathering to discuss YOUR experience
at Rowan College at Burlington County.
Come hungry... did we mention there’s FREE PIZZA?
THURSDAY, February 11
12:30 pm • Mt. Laurel
WEDNESDAY, March 16
4 pm • Mt. Laurel
THURSDAY, April 14
4 pm • Willingboro
THURSDAY, April 28
12:30 pm • Pemberton
Did somebody mention free pizza?
Rowan College at Burlington County does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, sexual
orientation, gender identity, religion, color, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, or veteran status.
Visit rcbc.edu/hr for more details.
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®
What is it, and why do I need it?
OrgSync is an online platform, available on your computer, tablet,
or phone, and gives you a way to meet new students, join clubs, get
information about activities, weigh in on polls, voice your student
concerns, and so much more. We know RCBC students are super
busy, so we’ve come up with a way for you to connect with RCBC’s
community without having to take time away from your job, friends, or
academics. In fact, OrgSync combines all of the above topics, AND
gives you an easy and accessible way to get involved with campus
activities and student clubs.
LOG IN NOW!
All RCBC students already have an OrgSync account already set up.
Your username is your RCBC student email
([email protected]).
If you know your password, enter it and you’re on your way.
If you forgot your password, just click the link that says, “Forgot Your Username or Password?” and OrgSync will email you instructions on how
to access your account.
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS?
Process Colors
Are you confused about how to take advantage of all of OrgSync’s
cool features? Do you just want to tell us how awesome you think
OrgSync is for RCBC (we know!)?
Call the Office of Student Activities at (856) 222-9311, ext. 1238 or
email [email protected] and we’ll be more than happy to
help with any of the above questions, or anything else you can come
up with to say about OrgSync!
CONTACT US!
(856) 222-9311, ext. 2251
or email
[email protected]

Spring 2016 Calendar - Rowan College at Burlington County

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