Dr. Patricia E. Robertson Center

ETSU is committed to not only your academic success, but also your well-being and personal growth. We want you feel welcomed, valued, and supported during your time here. 

Whether you're feeling lonely and want to make friends, need help with basic needs, or want to build confidence skills, The Dr. Patricia Robertson Center is a great place to start. 

The Robertson Center is your front door to connection and support at ETSU — a welcoming space that links you to the people, programs, and resources that help you thrive. Many of our programs are run by students, for students, giving you the chance to lead, support your peers, and grow along the way.

 

The Robertson Center is the place to go when you need help with:

Making Connections

If you are feeling lonely, out of place, battling imposter syndrome, or just want to make friends and be affirmed, the Robertson Center is a good place to start.  

Basic Needs

The Robertson Center can connect you to resources that help meet your physiological and material needs so that you can focus on learning and growing.

Well-Being Resources

The Robertson Center can help you with stress management, self-care, boundary setting, leadership and life skills, and more. 

Find help and resources

Upcoming RC Events

From wellness workshops and peer-led conversations to creative events like Crafting for a Cause and Study Buddies, the Robertson Center offers a wide range of programs designed to help you connect, grow, and feel at home.

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Our Programs

We offer a variety of programs and events to connect you with peers, build confidence and life skills, serve others, and so much more.

Some of these programs include

• Bucky's Food Pantry
• Social Excellence in Action Events
• Period Product Distribution Project

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Dr. Patricia E. Robertson

Named in honor of Dr. Patricia E. Robertson, the Center seeks to embody her unwavering commitment to affirm and celebrate human development and learning through decades of research and advocacy.

Her legacy serves as both inspiration and model for the work of the Center.

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