(Suffern, NY) — Former New York State Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski has been appointed to the Board of Trustees for Rockland Community College (RCC) by Governor Kathy Hochul, effective February 9, …
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SUFFERN, NY – Rockland Community College (RCC) is celebrating the vibrant cultures and stories that shape our community with Irish Heritage, Jewish Heritage, and Women’s History Month. Each celebration features …
$3 Million Investment Expands Hospital-Style Training as Nursing Demand Grows Rockland Community College (RCC) officially marked the start of construction on its new $3 million Nursing Simulation Lab during a …
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(Suffern, NY) — The Visual and Performing Arts Department at Rockland Community College (RCC) recently hosted its Fall 2025 Skills Proficiency Tests (SPTs) in Theatrical Stage Combat, in the Cultural …
(Suffern, NY) — Rockland Community College (RCC) proudly inducted five student veterans into its chapter of SALUTE, the national honor society recognizing academic excellence and service among student veterans and …
(Suffern, NY) February 9, 2026 — Rockland Community College (RCC) is celebrating Black History Month with enriching and engaging events throughout February, focusing on the theme “Black Excellence: 100 Years …
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SUFFERN, N.Y. (December 16, 2025) – Administrators, donors and student scholars gathered recently as Rockland Community College (RCC) and the RCC Foundation hosted a celebratory luncheon honoring this year’s Riversville …
SUFFERN, N.Y. (December 15, 2025) — Rockland Community College (RCC) recently celebrated the opening of its new SUNY Reconnect Office, marking an important step in expanding support for adult learners …
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Campus News – If you don’t like your life, change it. Several people are credited with the phrase, so it’s hard to give proper attribution, but now more than ever it can apply to adult learners ages 25–55 in New York who currently don’t have a college degree—especially those who want to pursue a field that the state deems most useful to our future economy.
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Visit Highlights RCC’s Commitment to Adult Learners, Workforce Development, and Student Success Suffern, NY – Rockland Community College (RCC) proudly welcomed State University of New York Chancellor John B. King …