Adult & Graduate Orientation

Please walk through each step of the guide, linked below, to ensure that all Roberts Technology will work for you. Please contact the helpdesk at 585.594.6898 or helpdesk@roberts.edu.

Included in this guide:

1. Creating/Changing your Password
2. Log into the Intranet website (https://rwc.roberts.edu)
3. Logging into your course pages (also known as CMS or Moodle)
4. Checking Your Roberts Google Email
5. Checking your class schedule and final grades in Self-Service
6. Accessing the Library Resources
7. Adding Roberts email to a smartphone or tablet
8. Review new student technology orientation assignment page activities here

The B. Thomas Golisano Library supports the mission, educational goals, and curricula of Roberts Wesleyan University and Northeastern Seminary by partnering in information exploration.  We provide opportunities to discover new and critical information, services committed to Christian values, and collaborative spaces to enjoy. The 43,000 square foot, two-level new facility is LEED certified and has won a number of awards both for its engaging design and for the excellent service provided by the library faculty and staff.

Library Orientation Training Videos

You can contact the Office of Student Financial Services to ask any questions you may have on your financial aid package or student account and billing statement. You contact Student Financial Services by using its main phone number of 585-594-6250 or emailing us at studentfinancial@roberts.edu. We look forward to working with you!

Our registration office offers a variety of services to current and past students. If you have any questions please contact us.

Services Provided by the Registration Office:

• Student Registration
• Student Record Maintenance
• Course Schedule
• Graduation
• Awards and Honors
• Cross-Registration
• Additional Student Services
• Enrollment Verification
• Deferment Certification
• Transcript Requests
• Transfer Credit
• Veterans Affairs
• International Student Certification
• Athletic eligibility (Compliance)
• Room Scheduling for academic classes

Our bookstore serves our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the surrounding community.  While we do focus on textbooks, we also carry school supplies, collegiate apparel, books, and gifts. Please check out our online store below.

Policies and Procedures are fundamental to the operation of any organization.  Roberts Wesleyan’s Policies and Procedures provide administrators, faculty, staff, and students the guidelines and requirements for their actions, to maintain accountability, and clarify how the college conducts business, guiding our community to fulfilling its mission.

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a federal gender equity law that prohibits sex discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs or activities that receive federal funding. Sexual discrimination, which includes sexual harassment and all forms of relationship violence and nonconsensual sexual misconduct, are prohibited under this law.

“No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.”

The mission of Roberts Wesleyan University is to prepare thoughtful, spiritually mature, service-oriented people who will help transform society. In order to fulfill its mission, Roberts is committed to providing a learning, living, and working environment free from sexual discrimination.

The Counseling Center offers free and confidential mental health services to students of Roberts Wesleyan University. Eligible students can access individual and group counseling, psychiatric services, as well as participate in outreach events on campus designed to provide preventative mental health support. The counseling center offers short-term, goal-focused therapy. Many students are seen for one visit, while the average treatment length is five or six sessions. Services are being offered virtually through a HIPAA-secure telehealth platform. If you think this will be a problem for you, please let us know and we will discuss alternatives. We continue to be available by phone (585) 594-6882 and email counselingcenter@roberts.edu for any student needs or questions.

For mental health emergencies:

Please contact 9-1-1 or if you are still on campus, please call Campus Safety at (585) 594-7777. In the event of a mental health crisis, please contact the National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 or text TALK to the Crisis Text Line at 741-741

The Learning Center is a friendly place that can help you become a more efficient, independent, and self-confident student.  Our services are designed to help Non-traditional, Adult, and Graduate students who need assistance or support in their writing, learning, or disability-related needs.

Best of all, our services are completely free of charge! Whether you seek individual help to improve your approach to learning and study time, seek help to improve your writing, need assistance to handle the volume or rigor of college-level reading or research, require legal accommodations as a student with disabilities, or if you are an international student still in need of English language acquisition, your tuition dollars have already gone ahead and put the services you need in place.

Our suite is in the B. Thomas Golisano Library, (585) 594-6270.

The Office of Diversity & Equity promotes and facilitates a campus culture where all people are safe, valued and empowered through education and advocacy. We are excited to provide training and development on ideas of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and simply serve as a resource for underserved students and communities. Our mission is to facilitate personal, spiritual and intellectual growth through a lens of cultural humility.