RCC’s Summer 2025 SOAR Magazine now available
Hot off the press!
Robeson Community College’s Summer 2025 edition of SOAR magazine is now available! SOAR is a publication which features success stories and student work.
“This is our fourth edition of SOAR magazine, and it is full of all the good news happening at Robeson Community College,” stated RCC President Melissa Singler. “Robeson Community College is quickly becoming a favorite summer education destination, and if you want to get the scoop on all the great things happening, just enroll today, and you’ll discover a new future awaits you.”
The fourth edition features a graduate who has started his own electrical business at the age of 23, a mother and daughter who took classes together and now are Clinical Certified Medical Assistants, and a young man who found his purpose through short-term training and will walk across the stage this May to receive an associate’s degree. It also includes recipes from culinary arts, blackout poetry, and the complete 2025 Summer Curriculum schedule.
“Many students come to RCC earn credentials and develop new skills for the workforce, and others who come for a two-year degree in a technical field, while others may attend so they can transfer and continue their education to obtain a 4-year degree,” Singler stated. “There are just so many ways that Robeson Community College can help you achieve success.”
The magazine was a collaborative effort with contributions from Wendy Fields, Sherry Lofton, Matthew McKnight, RCC President Melissa Singler, Alberto Martinez, Erika Lambert, Heather Lambert, Scottie Thompson, Hector Miray, Steve West, Engle Revels, Dr. Melissa Oxendine, Cynthia Quintero, Susan Moore, Chef James Ingram, Terry Jackson, Angela Dennis, Braxton Ballard, Raetta Coleman, Dr. LaRonda Lowery, Dominique Womack, Christy Locklear, Dr. Marie Hedgepeth, Brad Byrd, Dr. Joshua Locklear, Lettie Navarette, Vanessa Singletary, Cindy Most, Polly Locklear, Carla Locklear, The Robesonian, Tracy McCormick, Rebecca Watkins, Tami George, and Cheryl Hemric.
More than 10,000 copies were mailed out to households across Robeson County. If you did not receive a copy in the mail, an electronic version is available online, just click this link or the graphic below.
