Our Staff
Rev. Emily Robnett is an ordained Elder in the United Methodist Church. She holds a Master of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology and a Bachelor’s degree in English Education from the University of Central Oklahoma.
Emily is passionate about campus ministry and helping young adults explore faith, ask bold questions, and grow as Christian leaders. She creates welcoming spaces for the non-religious, spiritually curious, and those questioning traditional faith. A committed advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusion, her ministry focuses on justice, belonging, and authenticity.
She is married to Rev. Michael Robnett, and they are raising two children together.
Rev. Emily L. Robnett
She/Her
Executive Director
Emma Neff
She/Her
President + Fellowship Chair
Emma is a sophomore and a member of the Chi Omega sorority and currently serves as the Secretary of Psychology Club here on campus. Majoring in Psychology with a minor in neuroscience, Emma plans to go into dementia research. Growing up as a pastor's daughter in the Methodist community, she has always been passionate about being a welcoming and inclusive member of the church.
Jadyn Fording
They/Them
Worship Chair
Jadyn Fording is a junior at TU majoring in music with a focus in piano performance. As the Wesley Center’s Worship Chair, they plan the themes and lead music for our monthly Unplugged Worship Night, helping create meaningful and creative spaces for worship and community. Jadyn also leads PLUS+, a peer-led community where LGBTQIA2S+ folx can explore spirituality, heal from religious harm, and belong authentically.
Hannah Cawhorn
She/Her
2025-2026 Intern
Hannah Cawhorn holds a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in American Indigenous Studies from Northeastern State University. She is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity at Phillips Theological Seminary.
She has a deep appreciation for art in many forms, enjoys thrifting, and finds joy in the beauty of everyday life. As the TU Wesley intern for the 2025–2026 academic year, Hannah is passionate about creating spaces for healing through artistic expression and rest practices.
Her ministry is rooted in the belief that every person is deeply loved by the Divine and that authentic connection with God can flourish through intentional, affirming community.
Our Student leaders
Madeline Dalton
She/Her
VP + Service Chair
Madeline is junior at TU majoring in Speech Language Pathology. She is also pursuing a Classical Studies Certificate, and loves studying theology and philosophy. She is incredibly passionate about service work and providing volunteer opportunities to students at the University of Tulsa, and is grateful to be able to pour that love into the Wesley Center and have it returned tenfold. She is excited to continue serving the Wesley Foundation as VP, and looks forward to meeting anyone interested in becoming involved.