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Contact Admissions

time shortened grad programs

Phone

(585) 594-6600 OR
(800) 777-4792

Traditional grad programs

E-mail

AGE-Admissions@roberts.edu

Seminary Grad Programs

Mail

2301 Westside Drive Rochester, NY 14624

Admissions Staff

Caleb Choate

Assistant Director, Recruiting and Admissions, Adult & Graduate Enrollment, Nursing

Faculty

Laura Coles, M.S., R.N. CEN

Associate Clinical Professor; Director, Traditional Undergraduate Nursing Clinical Education

Robert Dorman, DNP, CNL, RN-BC, CCRN, C-NPT, TCRN

Director of Traditional and Graduate Nursing Programs; Associate Professor of Nursing

Carol Griswold, DNP, MS-Ed, RN

Graduate Nursing Program, Professor (Smith Hall 171)

Krista Hodgins-Levey, MS, FNP-BC

Assistant Professor of Nursing, Lead Nurse Practitioner

Sharon Kurtz, BS, RN

Traditional Nursing Program, Clinical Instructor

Christine Lupiani, M.S., R.N., CNE

Assistant Professor of Nursing

Patricia Myers, M.S., R.N.

Assistant Professor of Nursing; RN to BS Program Director

Dr. Amy Rama, DNP, MS, FNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner, Associate Professor of Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner Program Director

Judith Treschuk, Ph.D., R.N. CNE

Professor of Nursing, Graduate Program

Staff

Deborah Bausch

RN to BS Completion Program, Program Coordinator (Smith Hall 182)

Grace Stiles

Senior Administrative Clinical Program Director

Pamela Vargo

Traditional Clinical Learning, Nursing SIM Lab Technician (Crothers 104B)

Related Majors

Nursing Education, M.S. - The Master's in Nursing Education is based on nursing science with a focus on advancing clinical and evidence-based teaching skills needed to work in college, university, and clinical settings. Working RN's can complete this degree in just 20 months, 1 night a week or 100% online!
Nursing Leadership & Administration, M.S. - The Master's in Nursing Leadership & Administration is based on nursing science with a significant focus on the business aspects of health care, evidence-based practice, and the latest technological advances to develop your leadership expertise and knowledge. Working RN's can complete this degree in just 20 months, 1 night a week or 100% online!
RN to M.S. in Nursing - If you have a bachelor's degree in a discipline other than nursing, an associate degree in nursing, and are working as a R.N. (a minimum of 20 hours per week), then this completely online RN to MS in Nursing Program is designed for you!
Adult and Graduate Admissions - 585.594.6600 | 800.777.4792 (toll free) - AGE-Admissions@roberts.edu