Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship announced a new partnership with Roberts Wesleyan University that will help provide housing for Golisano students.
Starting in the 2024-2025 school year, students attending Golisano Institute will have the opportunity to live in Sittig Hall, a newly renovated residence hall specifically for Golisano Institute students.
In addition to the single bedroom living accommodations with a shared kitchen, students benefit from an included meal plan and access to all Roberts Wesleyan University campus facilities and events. Students can also use the athletic facilities, intramurals, music programs and on-site health care.
For students who require transportation, a shuttle will be offered to and from the Golisano Institute campus center twice a day.
“By partnering with Roberts to provide dorm housing, we’re removing a potential educational barrier for those students who need housing but are also looking to obtain a high-quality business education through the Golisano Institute,” said Jamarr Myers, vice president of operations at Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship. “It also provides the opportunity for a traditional on-campus living space for students who might be interested in having that experience.”
Golisano Institute also partners with Roberts to offer students a path toward earning their bachelor’s degree after graduation. Golisano graduates are awarded credits towards advanced academic credentialing at the university, which can be used to complete a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Business Management, Business Marketing or Health Administration in as little as 18 months.
“Golisano Institute’s partnership with Roberts Wesleyan University empowers students to maximize their business education, placing them more than halfway to a bachelor’s degree,” said Rupert A. Hayles Jr. president of Roberts Wesleyan University. “The in-depth knowledge that graduates learn from Golisano Institute combined with a bachelor’s degree from Roberts better prepares them to impact the world beyond their degree.”
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