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Congratulations, 2025 Graduates!

RCSJ celebrated the accomplishments of 391 graduates at its Gloucester campus Commencement ceremony on Friday, May 16.

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Hundreds of South Jersey families arrive on campus, as graduates participate in RCSJ-Gloucester’s 6th annual Commencement ceremony.
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Graduates recognized on the 2025 Commencement platform for their embodiment of RCSJ’s spirit of excellence (left to right): Jeffrey C., Diamond B., William V., Laura O., Jessica M., Nicholas I., and Samara K.
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RCSJ president, Frederick Keating Ed.D., leads the procession of faculty members and graduates into Commencement. This is his fifteenth and final graduation ceremony on the Gloucester campus before he steps down from his role in June.
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RCSJ graduates don ponchos to beat the rain.
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RCSJ president, Frederick Keating, Ed.D. (pictured right) with provost and vice president of Academic Services, Brenden Rickards, Ph.D., who will take over as interim president of Rowan College of South Jersey next month.

391 graduates from the Gloucester campus celebrated with mortar boards and tassels as they participated in Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) 6th annual commencement ceremony today. RCSJ’s Gloucester campus awarded 1005 degrees and certificates this year, to students who are prepared to begin careers in the workforce or transfer to four-year universities.

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