Services and Resources

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Academic and Research Resources

Academic Achievement Center

The Academic Achievement Center (230 Alden Library, 740.593.2644) helps students maximize their academic potential. The AAC offers free academic assistance programs to all Ohio University students. For more information, follow the hyperlink or contact us via email at aac@ohio.edu.

Academic Achievement Center

Part of University College, the Academic Achievement Center (AAC) offers free academic assistance programs to all Ohio University students. From tutoring to reinforcing good study habits, we help students overcome difficulties they might have with coursework and collaborate with them in managing the challenges of academic life. Located on the second floor of Alden Library, the AAC provides the following support services:

Peer Tutoring: Subject tutors are available for over 200 Ohio University courses. Students can schedule small group sessions or individual sessions (as needed), attend drop-in hours, and choose between in-person or online sessions. Tutors have earned a B+ or higher in the courses they serve & can help students develop the skills they need to be successful with the course material. Students can schedule 50-minute sessions by visiting the Academic Achievement Center’s (AAC) website and clicking on the schedule button, by calling the Academic Achievement Center (AAC) at 740.593.2644, by stopping by the front desk, or by emailing tutoring@ohio.edu.

Drop-In Tutoring: Students are invited to attend drop-in tutoring hours at the Academic Achievement Center (AAC) for high-demand content areas. Students are encouraged to use the Drop-in spaces to work collaboratively - with tutors there to assist when questions arise - or as a space to get help with quick questions. If additional support is needed, tutors can also assist students in locating a one-on-one or small group session for a later date. You can access the Drop-in schedule via TracCloud and on the AAC’s website to find the days, times and locations.

MATH Study Groups: Tutor-facilitated study groups are available for specific high-enrollment, 1000 and 2000-level Math courses through the Academic Achievement Center (AAC). Groups are scheduled based on section enrollment & student availability and meet weekly through the semester. Interested students can join a study group via TracCloud or can receive assistance joining a group by emailing tutoring@ohio.edu, visiting the AAC website, or stopping by the AAC Front Desk.

The Writing Commons: Writing Commons tutors offer support at every step of the writing process, whether it’s brainstorming and structuring ideas or refining a final draft. Instead of editing papers, tutors empower students to enhance their own writing strategies. Students can schedule a one-on-one session, either in person or online, via TracCloud on the AAC’s website. Additionally, drop-in sessions are available at the Academic Achievement Center, located in Alden 230.

Academic Coaching: Academic Coaching helps Ohio University students navigate and succeed in the educational environment. Students can call on these more experienced peers to aid them in mastering goal setting, organization, managing assignment details, time management, finding helpful resources, and understanding the technology required to complete assignments. These one-on-one sessions are available at no additional cost. In-person sessions meet in the AAC in

Alden Library and online sessions take place through Microsoft Teams. Students can schedule a session, either in person or online, via TracCloud on the AAC’s website.

Supplemental Instruction (SI): Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions offer peer led weekly study support to students tackling challenging courses at Ohio University. Facilitated by SI Leaders, students who have already taken and done well in the course, these sessions provide a collaborative setting where students engage with course material alongside peers. Our data demonstrates that Ohio University students who participate in 10 or more SI sessions per semester typically achieve a full letter grade higher compared to those who do not attend. To see what classes SI is offered in, you can visit the AAC webpage or click here. Visit Academic Achievement Center Website for more information.

Visit Academic Achievement Center for more information.

Office of Global Opportunities

The Office of Global Opportunities (OGO) is dedicated to helping students fulfill their ambition to study, teach, intern, volunteer and work around world, be it in the United States or abroad. These experiences enhance a student’s degree and marketability for future employers, while pushing them to new limits as they discover more about themselves and their world. The OGO is an important stop on the road to becoming a more effective and valuable member of the global workforce.

The OGO supports students in the following ways:

• The Office of Global Opportunities (OGO) is the place where students should start their search for an appropriate education abroad experience, be it study abroad, work abroad, internships, or volunteer activities.
• The OGO serves as an advising center and information clearinghouse for all Ohio University sponsored education abroad programs.
• The OGO serves as an advising and information center for education abroad programs sponsored by other U.S. universities, international organizations, and private agencies.
• The OGO provides information and administers designated education abroad scholarship programs, grant sources, and financial aid sources for education abroad for undergraduate and graduate students, such as Fulbright and NSEP (National Security Education Program) opportunities.
• The OGO manages institutional exchange student agreements and works cooperatively with our counterparts at the partner institutions located in the host country.
• The OGO assists individual faculty and academic departments in the development of new education abroad programs, preparation of the students for such programs, and on-going evaluation of education abroad programs.
• The OGO recommends policies and procedures regarding the administration of education abroad programs to the University International Council.
• The OGO publishes and disseminates information about education abroad opportunities to the Ohio University community. We sponsor programs, workshops, and an annual education abroad fair as a means of publicizing such opportunities.
• The OGO maintains a database of education abroad participants and programs.

For more information please visit www.ohio.edu/global/goglobal/ or contact:

Office of Global Opportunities
15 Park Pl. (Walter International Education Center)
Athens, OH 45701
740.593.4583
global.opportunities@ohio.edu

OGO is a division of Global Affairs and International Studies at Ohio University.

Graduate College Services

The Graduate College assists students with the University processes of admission, registration, graduate student professional development, graduate tuition appeals, graduate and medical student residency petition, graduate appointment contracts, and electronic theses and dissertations. The Graduate College is also a source of information on matters affecting graduate students. The Graduate College staff present an annual New Student Orientation each fall, sponsor educational and social events to support the graduate student community, and coordinate doctoral hooding during commencement ceremonies. Personnel in this office are available for consultation and assistance on matters of interest to graduate students. All official graduate admission files are kept in this office. Information about Graduate College programs, links to forms, and graduate student resources are on the Graduate College website. The Graduate College is located in Grosvenor Hall, Room 102. Telephone: 740.593.2800. www.ohio.edu/graduate

Ohio University Information Technology provides internet access, academic and collaboration tools, technical support, computer repairs, and state-of-the-art computing resources and facilities for the University community. For more information regarding the services offered to OHIO students, visit techready.ohio.edu. For help, contact the IT Service Desk.

Ohio University Libraries is a catalyst for research, creativity, knowledge discovery, and student success and transformation. We empower students, faculty, and staff by providing equitable access to knowledge and expertise across all OHIO locations and programs. Athens campus facilities include Alden Library, located on the College Green, the Music & Dance Library in Glidden Hall, and the Library Annex, a high-density storage facility on the edge of town. Libraries are also integral to the regional campuses at Chillicothe, Eastern, Lancaster, Southern, and Zanesville. 

Services

We offer a variety of opportunities for students to interact with librarians and develop their abilities to reflectively discover information, understand how information is produced and valued, and use information to create new knowledge and ethically participate in communities of learning. These opportunities include workshops, course-integrated instruction, and one-on-one research assistance with libraries and multimedia production coaches. This assistance is offered online and in person, as well as just-in-time or by appointment. Visit University Libraries’ Get Help site for details.

Collections

University Libraries’ collections are comprised of over 3.5 million volumes, including more than 1 million e-books, e-journals, and streaming media in addition to our exemplary rare, archival, special, and international materials.

University Libraries’ website serves as a gateway to the print and electronic collections available across all locations. Access to our electronic collections is available throughout the world as a current affiliate of the University using your OHIO ID and password.

Ohio University students also have easy access to print books from across the state through OhioLINK, which offers more than 46 million items for quick delivery to our campuses from over 90 other Ohio academic libraries.

Spaces

We understand the important role study spaces can play in the life of the student. We strive to make all our spaces accessible, usable, and inviting. In University Libraries, students will find ample seating, group study and presentation rooms, wifi, public computing, and printing. Qualified and friendly library staff offer technology and research assistance and referrals at all our help desks.

We invite you to explore your campus library in-person and online. 

The Office of Nationally Competitive Awards (ONCA) assists students as they pursue grants and fellowships for studying, researching, and teaching abroad, as well as scholarships for undergraduate and graduate school tuition, funded by sources outside of Ohio University. Through the application process for competitive awards like the Rhodes, Fulbright, Critical Language, Truman, Udall, and Goldwater Scholarships, students clarify and write about their experiences and goals and imagine new educational and professional pathways for themselves.

Services offered include providing specific information about scholarships and awards, mentoring and counseling students about their particular situations and candidacies, and guiding students through the application and writing process. Most national awards are merit based and extremely competitive.

ONCA is located at 35 Park Place. Email christopherlewis@ohio.edu for more information or visit www.ohio.edu/honors/onca/.

Research and Sponsored Programs

The Ohio University Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) supports faculty, staff, and students in their efforts to seek, secure, and manage extramural funding in the most accurate and efficient manner. ORSP is responsible for endorsing all proposals submitted to external agencies by the Ohio University community. Pre- and post-award staff aid in proposal development and award negotiation, ensuring alignment with sponsor guidelines and university, state, and federal policies. The office also coordinates internal award programs that support the research, scholarship, and creative activity of faculty, staff, and students. ORSP is located on the second floor of Grosvenor Hall. For more information about services and internal awards, visit the website at https://www.ohio.edu/research/funding.

Risk Management and Safety

Enterprise Risk Management and Insurance

Enterprise Risk Management and Insurance (ERM&I) exists in order to support the strategic objectives of the university. We are dedicated to this goal and pursue it by identifying potential large risks before they occur, and through the mitigation and transfer of these risks by means of appropriate planning. Working closely with departments and staff, ERM&I seeks to fulfill the university’s educational mission. Please check out our website at www.ohio.edu/hr/additional-resources/risk-management-and-insurance for insurance guidelines, auto ID cards for university vehicles, the university’s certificate of insurance, minors on campus information and other useful resources.

ERM&I also administers the workers compensation program and assists with occupational health. The mission of the Workers’ Compensation department is to provide administrative services to Ohio University employees who have had an occupational injury or disease. Please visit our website at www.ohio.edu/hr/additional-resources/workers-compensation for resources such as a Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) info link where you can get a copy of the university’s most recent BWC certificate, injury reporting packets which contain necessary forms and much more.

Each spring the university hosts the Student Research and Creative Activity Expo to showcase student research, scholarship, and creative activity of undergraduate, graduate, and medical students. Participants have the option to have their work reviewed by a panel of judges for a chance to compete for prize money. Information about Expo and registration is on the Expo web site, https://www.ohio.edu/studentexpo.

Personal Development and Advocacy Services

Counseling and Psychological Services

The Graduate Student Senate (GSS) is composed of student representatives from each graduate academic department. It represents all Ohio University graduate-professional students and their interests, both on-campus and online and provides a forum in which graduate students can discuss issues related to their concerns about both academic and nonacademic aspects of the community. GSS examines issues affecting graduate students, and submits reports and recommendations to the Office of the President, Budget Planning Council, Graduate Council and other standing university committees, as well as College Deans.

The Graduate Student Senate is responsible for recommending graduate students for positions on University standing committees. The senate also awards the Outstanding Graduate Faculty Award, the Outstanding Graduate Student Award, and the Graduate Student Senate John Houk Memorial Research Grants for graduate student research. Other Graduate Student Senate activities include workshops on such topics as grant writing and library resource system identification and use, and forums for graduate students to present their research.

The Graduate Student Senate meets on a regular basis. All meetings are announced and open to the public.

For more information or a copy of the Graduate Student Senate constitution, contact the president of Graduate Student Senate, Ohio University, Athens OH 45701-2979, telephone 740.593.1899. The Graduate Student Senate Office is located in Baker Center 302. www.ohio.edu/gss

Campus Care is located in Hudson Health Center (building 35 on the campus map). Medical care is provided Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m during the academic term, and Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. during the winter, spring, and summer breaks. All enrolled students have access to Campus Care. You do not have to purchase the University sponsored insurance plan to receive services through Campus Care.

Campus Care providers offer student focused care for acute and chronic illnesses. Some services available include Campus Quick Care, Primary Care Clinic, Women’s Health Clinic, Allergy Injection and Immunization Clinic, Eating Disorder Clinic, Transgender Health Services, X-ray, Laboratory services. Ohio University Therapy Associates provides physical therapy services. 

International students must be evaluated for tuberculosis upon first arriving in Athens or returning to the campus after an absence of two or more years. This test is given on the first floor of Campus Care 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Visit the Campus Care website at www.ohio.edu/CampusCare

The Ohio University Hearing, Speech and Language Clinic (HSLC) is an extension of the Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders program in the College of Health Sciences and Professions. The HSLC is devoted to educating graduate students and serving individuals in the community who have difficulties with hearing, speaking or understanding language.

The HSL clinic offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment services for individuals of all ages, infant through adult, and is open year-round in Grover Center on Richland Avenue in Athens. The clinical education of graduate students through the HSLC also provides direct aid to a rural community in Athens that otherwise would struggle to access such services. You can find more information below about these services.

The HSLC offers the following audiology services:

• hearing evaluations for individuals of all ages
• specialized diagnostic services such as auditory processing testing and otoacoustic emissions
• adult balance evaluations
• hearing aid services using evidence-based techniques
• custom hearing protection (earplugs)
• tinnitus management
• cochlear implant services

The HSLC offers the following speech-language services:

• articulation
• language therapy
• voice therapy, including gender-affirming voice services
• stuttering therapy
• services for adult neurological disorders and traumatic brain injury
• accent modification
• augmentative and alternative communication
• child feeding and swallowing; adult swallowing
• aural rehabilitation services for children

To contact the clinic, call 740.593.1404. The clinic operates five days per week and is staffed by graduate students majoring in Hearing, Speech and Language Sciences, under the continual supervision of fully licensed and credentialed faculty and staff. The HSLC is in Grover Center W174. Hours of operation:

• Monday and Wednesday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
• Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm (closes at 5:00 pm for Audiology)
• Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm.

Clinic services are available throughout the year. Visit the Hearing, Speech and Language Clinic website at: www.ohio.edu/chsp/hsl.

 Information on graduate admission is available from Graduate College, Grosvenor Hall 102.

The International Student Union of Ohio University
ISU functions at Ohio University as the umbrella organization for more than 17 international student organizations and serves as the international programming body for the community on campus. ISU members come from all corners of the world, representing the collective educational, cultural, and developmental interests of more than 100 countries.

Ohio Program of Intensive English (OPIE)
The OPIE administers English proficiency examinations and provides intensive language instruction for those needing it. (See descriptions of courses and programs elsewhere in this catalog.)

International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS)
International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) contributes to the global mission of Ohio University by providing services and support for the international community and by furthering their personal and intellectual development. ISSS offers consultation for international student concerns, including immigration, financial, and personal struggles. All new students, as well as returning students starting a new degree program, must report to this office upon arrival. An international orientation program will be conducted during the week before the opening of each semester to introduce new students to the campus. ISSS is located in the Walter International Education Center.

International Student and Scholar Services also collaborates with campus partners including the Center for Advising, Career, and Experiential Learning (ACE), the Women’s Center, the Multicultural Center, the Office of Global Opportunities, the Center for International Studies, and International Student Union to promote international programs, which create a welcoming and supportive climate for international students.

International Families
Support services are provided to international families through the Office of International Student and Scholar Services. Upon arrival, family members are given information about health care and insurance, English language classes, community services, and social activities. International advisors are also available for consultation on immigration and employment questions.

Our LGBT Center cultivates safe and civil university and community environments that affirm diverse forms of sexuality, gender identity and expression, and queerness. Contributing to OHIO’s pathway to national leadership in inclusive excellence, we strive to be an exceptionally caring and inclusive LGBT Center. Our programming, resources, educational opportunities, and community outreach efforts focus on the unique academic, cultural, and social needs of LGBTQ+ students at Ohio University. In collaboration with academic, co-curricular, and community-based partners, we support LGBTQ+ learning, engagement, access, and retention.

Through trainings, presentations, strategic communications, social gatherings, and other initiatives, we highlight networks of support for LGBTQ+ individuals, on and off campus. We serve and celebrate people of all genders, orientations, and expressions of identity by helping them find productive ways to navigate intersections of diverse identities, experiences, and perspectives.

Some of our initiatives include our Gender and Sexuality traingin, SafeZone training, SpeakOUt panels, well-being support groups, identity-based programming, a clothing exchange program, and an annual Pride Graduation event. We support LGBTQ+ student organizations focused on the experiences of multicultural students, transgender students, STEM majors, allies, students identifying on the asexuality spectrum and more. Students can also reach out to the Center for help with financial emergencies or travel opportunities.

Please come visit our LGBT Center in Baker University Center 348! All are welcome and invited, irrespective of gender or sexual identity. You may also visit www.ohio.edu/lgbt for more information about our programs and services and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (@OHIOLGBTCenter).

The Office of Multicultural Programs seeks to provide a diverse range of programs and opportunities that are educational, recreational, social, and cultural. Committed to supporting and promoting multicultural awareness and appreciation, the staff develops programs that increase understanding and appreciation of cultural differences by familiarizing the campus community with the contributions and histories of African American, Hispanic/Latino, Asian/Pacific Islander, and Native American cultures. Other services include:

Programming
The office plans and coordinates professional, educational, and cultural programs such as the annual Hispanic Heritage Month, American Indian Heritage Month, Pre-Kwanzaa Celebration, Black History Month, and Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Advising
The Office of Multicultural Programs has formal advising relationships with the Black Student Cultural Programming Board (BSCPB). The office maintains an informal advising relationship with ethnic student organizations such as the Native Peoples Awareness Coalition (NPAC), Black Student Union and the OU Chapter of the NAACP. All of these organizations plan programs and activities that benefit the entire University community.

Multicultural Center
The Cultural Center (located in Baker University Center 205) serves as a place where cultural teaching and learning is the focus of all programs and activities. Its focus is intercultural and provides a place where members of the University community, representing a variety of backgrounds, participate in programs and activities. All programming in the Center is designed to increase human understanding through the study and expression of culture.

The Center comprises 5,000 square feet of space, including a community lounge, a large meeting room, an art gallery, a multipurpose room, a library, computer lab, and office spaces for staff and students.

Activities include art exhibits, musical and literary presentations, organizational meetings, workshops, lectures, discussions, and leadership development and training activities.

Please visit www.ohio.edu/culturalcenter/ for the latest information about our programs.

The role of the Ombudsperson is to facilitate fair and equitable treatment of students, faculty, and staff within the University system. The Ombudsperson Office can make inquiries on your behalf, help you make an informed response to your situation, mediate or facilitate discussions, and make recommendations for procedural or policy change. Serving as a neutral and confidential resource for the campus community, the office seeks informal resolution of issues and can also provide advice on formal University grievance procedures. More information can be obtained at the Ombudsperson Office website at www.ohio.edu/ombuds

It is the mission of Student Accessibility Services (SAS) to ensure equal opportunity and access for students with disabilities in the Ohio University community. Central to this mission is the development of an academic environment that is accessible to all people without the need for adaptation. While working toward the goal of full inclusion, accommodations must still be provided on an individual basis.

Student Accessibility Services coordinates accommodations and connects students with disabilities to the most relevant campus resources. Accessibility coordinators review documentation and determine eligibility according to the framework of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

At the college level, it is the individual student’s responsibility to initiate the registration process with Student Accessibility Services. Students may initiate a request to Student Accessibility Services at any point in their academic career. To be eligible for student accessibility services a student must:

• submit current disability documentation
• submit an application for accommodation
• receive notification from an accessibility coordinator that you are eligible; and
• schedule and attend an intake appointment with your assigned accessibility coordinator

The type of documentation required depends on the individual disability. Guidelines for documentation are available on our website or inquiries may also be made in person or by phone.

Student Accessibility Services
Baker University Center 348
Athens, OH 45701
Telephone: 740.593.2620
Fax: 740.593.0790
www.ohio.edu/uc/sas
disabilties@ohio.edu

www.ohio.edu/uc/sas/registration-process

WHO WE ARE:
The Survivor Advocacy Program (SAP) at OHIO provides support and advocacy services to student survivors of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating/domestic violence, and stalking. We work to increase survivors’ access to support and resources whether the assault/incident(s) occurred recently or in the past.

WHAT WE DO:
We are a confidential resource on campus meaning that we are not required to report specific incidents to the Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance or any other investigating body and may not disclose any information without the permission of the student.

SAP provides a variety of services including (but not limited to):

-Assistance navigating medical, judicial, and legal processes and services.
-Accompaniment to appointments related to medical, judicial/conduct, and legal processes.
-Aid in accommodating housing options and academic needs.
-Support for friends and family of survivors.
-Immediate 24/7 Hotline Response.
-Accompaniment to hospital for SANE/SAFE exams.

WHERE WE ARE:
SAP is located in Lindley Hall (041). We accept drop in and scheduled appointments. We can be reached via our 24/7 hotline at 740-597-SAFE (7233) or by email at survivor.advocacy@ohio.edu. You can also book an appointment online using our Bookings link found on our website: https://www.ohio.edu/survivor/about-sap/advocates

You can find additional information by visiting our website: www.ohio.edu/survivor

University Accessibility, Office for

For information on OHIO University’s efforts to ensure accessibility in its employment, programs, and services, including requesting accommodations and reporting accessibility concerns, go to: https://www.ohio.edu/accessibility.

The following person within the Office for University Accessibility has been designated as the University’s ADA/504 Coordinator:

Carey Busch
ADA/504 Coordinator
Office for University Accessibility
Lindley Hall 061 (by appointment only)
Athens, OH 45701
740.593.2620
access@ohio.edu

In March 2015, Ohio University created the Brigadier General James M. Abraham–Colonel Arlene F. Greenfield Veterans and Military Student Services Center to ensure excellent service and support to our military-affiliated students. The Veterans Center provides a central location for military-affiliated students, faculty, staff, and family members to receive assistance and support. The Veterans Center provides, facilitates, and coordinates programs and services for student veterans, military personnel, dependent students and their family members. We strive to assist our military-affiliated students in making a successful transition to the Ohio University community and provide any necessary support throughout their academic careers. Ohio University is proud to have received the Ohio Collegiate Purple Star award, being recognized as a Military Friendly® university for the twelfth year in a row, maintained our “Best of Vets” ranking, as well as being recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a signatory university to the “8 Keys to Veterans Success.” We are committed to continuously improving our support to our military-affiliated students.

Any student who is entitled to educational assistance under chapter 31- Veteran Readiness and Employment, or chapter 33- Post 9/11 GI Bill^® benefits will not have any penalties imposed due to delayed disbursement of funding from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). This means if the chapter 31 or 33 student is approved at 100% by the VA and payment by the VA is delayed, the student will not be assessed late fees or be denied access to classes, libraries, or other institutional facilities. In addition, these students will not be required to borrow additional funds to meet financial obligations to Ohio University due to delayed disbursement of funds by the VA.

We encourage all military-affiliated students to reach out and contact the Veterans Center to take advantage of the transition support, academic advising, and connection to other militaryaffiliated students. Students expecting to receive veterans educational benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, including the Yellow Ribbon program, must contact the Veterans Center in order for your educational benefits to get started.

We welcome you to the Bobcat Family and we hope to hear from you.

Well-Being and Recreation fosters health and well-being across the OHIO Community through inclusion, engagement, and empowerment. The department includes areas of Campus Recreation, Health Promotion and Student Health Insurance with a vision to be a catalyst for well-being that is accessible to all.

The department’s facilities include the Charles J. Ping Student Recreation Center, Aquatic Center, Bird Ice Arena, Challenge Course, Golf and Tennis Center, Disc Golf Course, Driving Range, and Walter Fieldhouse. Campus recreation programs include Intramural Sports, Club Sports, Outdoor Pursuits, Challenge Program, and Well-being & Fitness. Students currently enrolled on the Athens campus have access to the following activities at no additional fee: recreation and lap swimming, recreational skating, the Ping Center, group fitness classes and various fitness events, the climbing wall, and outdoor tennis courts. The Golf Course, Intramural and Club Sports, adventure trips, Bird Arena Hockey league, recreational ice skating, and various other events and programs are provided for a minimal fee.

The Aquatic Center features a 50–meter–by–25–yard indoor swimming pool with two three–meter and two one–meter diving boards. Activities include lap and recreational swimming, and swim lessons programs for all ages and abilities.

Bird Ice Arena is an indoor facility that features an illuminated 190–by–85–foot ice. The ice rink offers skate rentals, skate sharpening, and a viewing lounge. Bird Arena serves as home to the nationally ranked ACHA Ohio University Men’s Division 1 Ice Hockey team. Other activities include recreational hockey leagues, recreation skating, academic classes, broomball, learn–to–skate programs, and figure skating.

The Ping Center showcases a 36–foot–high, double–sided climbing wall, five basketball/volleyball courts, two multipurpose courts, a four–lane running track and racquetball courts. The Ping Center also features a large free weight room and function fitness space. Additionally, a cardio room and cardio lookout provide various options for equipment, cable machines, stair climbers, treadmills, ellipticals and various cardio equipment. The Ping Center also provides a spacious group fitness and F45 studio.

The Golf and Tennis Center is open March through November and offers a nine–hole, par–35 golf course, putting green, four indoor tennis courts, and six outdoor tennis courts. A 40–foot tent, covers the indoor courts allowing play in all weather. Amenities at the clubhouse include select golf retail, concessions and private lessons for both golf and tennis.  An illuminated 300–yard driving range is located on West State Street and can accommodate approximately 30 golfers. The driving range is open April through October.

Campus Recreation also offers a nine-hole disc golf course which winds around the Ping Center with hole one starting in the front lawn. Discs are not provided.

The Walter Fieldhouse opened in 2014, and is an 89,000 square-foot multi-purpose facility featuring a full size turf practice field, 4-lane track, and long jump and pole vaulting pit. The facility is host to academic classes, athletic practice, Marching 110 rehearsals, ROTC training and intramural and club sports. Further, Walter Fieldhouse provides opportunities for special events and community activities.

The Well-Being & Fitness Program offers more than 30 group fitness classes a week ranging from kickboxing, to Zumba, to cycling, and yoga. Personal fitness training and fitness assessments also are available. The fitness program also offers a women’s only strength training program, Women & Weights, and personalized fitness programs. F45 Training memberships will be available, along with well-being coaching and webinars, and an inclusive well-being and de-stress series. For all current offerings and schedules, visit www.ohio.edu/recreation/well-being.

The Outdoor Pursuits Program provides opportunities for activities including adventure trips and climbing skills clinics. Outdoor Pursuits also offers equipment rental and sales, an outdoor climbing tower, a low–and high–challenge course, and an indoor climbing wall. The program also offers the Challenge Course, a leadership and team building program. It is comprised of a low course and a high course, in which participants utilize their physical and mental strengths to reach individual and group goals. The Challenge Course is available on a private rental basis to groups of 10–15. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the community are welcome. For all Outdoor Pursuit activities and schedules, visit www.ohio.edu/recreation/outdoor.

Club Sports offers the opportunity for OHIO students, faculty, staff, and community to participate in more than 30 sports. Each club is operated by students and establishes an organizational framework, leadership, and a schedule to meet the needs of its members. If you want to join a club, or get more information, visit www.ohio.edu/recreation/club-sports.

Intramural Sports are scheduled sports leagues or events between Ohio University students, faculty, and staff who create teams together or participate as individuals. Choose from dozens of recreational sports and special events that are hosted each semester. All sports and activities are offered in “competitive” or “recreational” groupings depending on interest and skill level and are all aimed at being active and enjoying recreational sports with other Bobcats! For more information about offerings and registering for a membership, visit www.ohio.edu/recreation/intramural.

The Office of Health Promotion provides programs and services aimed to foster community well-being and help Bobcats be healthy and stay healthy. The Health Promotion team offers health information, peer-to-peer health education, and programs and workshops addressing violence prevention, harm reduction, alcohol and substance abuse, and general health awareness and education.  For more information, or to request a workshop, visit www.ohio.edu/health-promotion.

The mission of Ohio University Women’s Center is to act as a catalyst to promote awareness, education, and advocacy about women, gender, and diversity, among faculty, staff, and students at Ohio University and in surrounding communities.

The Center offers regularly scheduled educational and cultural programming throughout the academic year. Center programming is from a gendered, and intersectional, lens and is open to everyone from all identities and backgrounds. Activities include: the ALAANA+ Women’s Leadership Cohort, Thirsting for Knowledge Thursdays, the Women’s Mentoring Program, Take Back the Night, arts-based survivor centered programming, body image programming, International Women’s Coffee Hours, Women’s History Month programming, public lectures, and film showings.

The Center offers resources, including lactation rooms and workshops for student groups. Please visit the Center’s website at www.ohio.edu/diversity/womens-center for more information. The Women’s Center is located in Baker University Center at Room 403. Follow us on social media @OHIOWomenCenter or email us at womenscenter@ohio.edu.

Student Services

Named for Ohio University’s 14th president, John Calhoun Baker, the University Center opened in January 2007. The building houses programming and meeting space, fine and casual dining, retail operations and a welcoming environment for students to congregate. Baker University Center serves the University community, the Athens community, and campus guest.  It is operated by the Division of Student Affairs.

Mission
As a center of activity that contributes significantly to the quality of campus life, the John Calhoun Baker University Center takes pride in being an attractive, functional, socially vibrant, welcoming gathering place for all Ohio University students, faculty, staff, and guests of the University. Additionally, Conference and Event Services exists to provide customer centered event solutions while providing significant out-of-class opportunities to maximize student growth and development.

To this end, the John Calhoun Baker University Center staff provides superior building operations, useful and up–to–date University information services, and active program support for the wide range of social, intellectual, and cultural events that occur in Baker. Conference and Event Services also oversees event operations for Walter Hall Rotunda, Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium, and Galbreath Chapel as well as providing event support to programs across the campus. For more information about Conference and Event Services and Baker University Center, please visit www.ohio.edu/student-affairs/event-services.

Bobcat Depot

Bobcat Depot is an Ohio University owned and operated, Apple authorized, Campus Store. We offer the latest Apple computers at educational prices, as well as the Lenovo series at state-discounted prices. We also provide in-store service and support for all models that we sell. Additional services provided include: software installation, virus removal, basic troubleshooting services, etc. Our technicians are certified and authorized to work on all Apple and Lenovo business-class machines. We also sell a wide variety of technology accessories at conveniently low prices. In addition, we offer a wide selection of apparel, hats, and gifts, from an array of different brands including Columbia, Nike, Champion, Russell, and many more. We also offer a wide selection of convenience items, spirit and game day attire, and office supplies. Reasons to shop Bobcat Depot include:

• OHIO’s shop for technology, gifts, and apparel. 
• Computer Warranty Options: We offer several computer warranty options that expand on the manufacturer warranty to cover physical and liquid damage.
• Laptop Loan Program: If you purchase your computer from Bobcat Depot you are eligible to enroll in our Laptop Loaner Program. You can enroll in the program for a one-time $25 fee at the time of purchase or if you purchase our Safeware Warranty from Bobcat Depot, you are automatically enrolled into the Loaner program at no additional cost. If your computer is in for repair for any amount of time, you will be provided a loaner to use in the meantime (subject to availability).
• On-site tech support: Your purchase includes technical support after the sale from Bobcat Depot and the OIT Service Desk. All laptops are durable “business-class” machines from leading vendors. The OIT Service Desk technicians are trained and familiar with all of our models. We offer several warranty options so that you can choose the option that best fit your needs. If repairs are needed, our technicians are vendor certified and the Bobcat Depot can support you.
  • You can walk into the Bobcat Depot for tech support, call the OIT Service Desk at 740-593-1222, or Client Portal Home (ohio.edu).
• Collaboration with Academic Departments (found on bobcatdepot.ohio.edu/default.asp - Technology - Students: Shop by Major): We work closely with colleges to provide students with computer and software recommendations based on their major.
• Education Pricing on Technology: We negotiate on your behalf for the best deals on hardware, software, and accessories. This includes free software such as Microsoft Office 365 and 50GB of Cloud Storage.
• Convenience: Our on-campus location allows you to take home items immediately, saving time.
• Promos: We offer the Bobcat Depot accessory bundle available during Bobcat Student Orientation (BSO) to help save money on your computer purchase. Take advantage of Apple’s back-to-school promotion typically offered during back-to-school season.
• Try before you buy: Get hands-on experience with our demos before you make a purchase.
• Recycling: Bobcat Depot can recycle electronic devices at no charge. Bring these items to the Depot and we can recycle them in an environmentally sound manner. For a list of items that can be recycled at no charge, visit the environment and recycling page.
• Technology designed for college: We offer professional “business-class” model laptops intended to last for at least four years.

Bursar, Office of

The Office of the Bursar is responsible for billing and collecting balances owed to the University. The office provides payment options and payment plans, processes third party billing for sponsored students, and manages the process for waivable student fees. The Bursar’s office is located in Chubb Hall 010. Current tuition and fees, information about services, or other student account related questions is available through the web at https://www.ohio.edu/bursar.

The Campus Involvement Center (CIC) is your connection to campus and community involvement—the place where you can discover everything you want to know about student organizations; involvement opportunities, and social programs. If you want to get involved on campus, stop by our office in Baker University Center 355, call 740.593.4025, or visit our website at http://www.ohio.edu/involvement

Student Organizations

Culinary Services

Fresh. Convenient. Variety.

At Ohio University Culinary Services, these aren’t simply words—they’re a way of life. With 17+ convenient on-campus destinations, including Dining Courts, Campus Cafés, Markets, and retail operations. Each location offers healthy, fresh, and affordable food selections and are always just a short walk from anywhere on campus. Variety is a staple of Ohio University campus dining as well, as each of our venues offer numerous items and culinary delights to help make each of your meals a memorable occasion. Here is some of what we offer:

DINING COURTS
Offering variety in an all you care to eat format.

• Nelson Court at Nelson Commons, South Green. Featuring a variety of regional menu concepts with vegetarian and vegan options. Nelson Court is our largest dining space on campus.
  • Kalamata Leaf: A variety of fresh Italian cuisine
  • Bamboo Bowl: International dishes made with flair
  • Smoke N Flames: “The grill” with freshly made cheeseburgers, grilled chicken, sandwiches, seasoned fries and more
  • OH! yOU Cookin: Traditional homestyle cooking from around the globe
  • Salad Bar: Fresh greens and vegetables, with a variety of fresh fruit, and homemade soups
  • Hand-dipped Velvet Ice cream: A variety of flavors with an array of toppings as well as a wide selection of baked goods, made at the Ohio University bakery
• The District at Boyd Hall, West Green.  Discover healthy food offerings and micro restaurants, no deep-fried food here! Named one of the healthiest university dining courts in the nation and winner of the 2017 Design of the Year Award. Each concept features both vegetarian and vegan options.
  • Carver’s Cut: Roasted rotisserie meats, seasonal vegetables
  • West Greens: Healthy greens, soups, and a salad-of-the-day
  • Between the Bread: Specialty sandwiches made-to-order and delicious quesadillas
  • Destinations: An array of international cuisine and flavors
  • Noodled: Pastas, homemade sauces, casseroles and more
  • Margaret’s: Gluten Free and special diet options prepared fresh and made-to-order
  • Frozen Yogurt: An assortment of flavors and fun toppings
• To-Go Options
  • Each dining court offers To-Go Containers as an option allowing students to make a “to-go” meal from any venue concept.
  • Earl’s Coop at Shively Grab n Go, East Green. Featuring chicken strips, specialty macaroni and cheese, waffle fries and vegetarian options.

CAMPUS MARKETS

Our campus markets are stocked with a variety of fresh, packaged, and frozen food, drinks, personal items, school supplies and more. Conveniently located on every residential green, and now offering online ordering through our OHIO EATS app.

• Jefferson Marketplace located on East Green inside Jefferson Hall and winner of the 2019 Design of the Year Award.  Inviting neighborhood experience featuring:
  • Grocery Market: A robust selection of meals, snacks, beverages, health & beauty products, gifts, school supplies, international and local food offerings
  • Brick City Deli: New York-style deli featuring made-to-order sandwiches on locally baked breads using Boar’s Head deli meats and cheeses
  • OHIO Café: On the go espresso bar serving Peet’s Coffee 
  • Steeped & Stirred: Serving Peet’s Coffee, Premium Organic Tea by Teatulia, and our signature boba tea drinks
  • Veggie Butcher: Bring your produce to the counter to have it washed, cut, and packaged.
  • Juiced: Fresh fruits and veggies juiced
• Boyd Market located at The District on West Green inside Boyd Hall is your one-stop solution for West Green students’ dining and shopping needs, featuring Veggie Butcher and Smooth Moves smoothie bar.
• Nelson Market located on South Green inside Nelson Commons is convenient for students because of its ideal location, extended hours of operation and wide variety of products. It is within walking distance from South Green and East Green and features a robust selection of grocery items and more.

WEST 82 FOOD COURT
Located on the 1st Floor, Baker University Center West 82 offers a casually hip fresh food quick stop with six unique food concepts in one great space that features plenty of indoor & outdoor seating. There are also several vegetarian and vegan options to be found. Ordering through our OHIO EATS app is available as well.

• The College Greens - Salad/Soup Bar all day and a rotating Hot Bar offered Monday-Friday 11am–2pm
• The Brick Oven - Pan style pizza, cheesy breadsticks, soft pretzels, chicken tenders, boneless wings, and fries
• The Deli - Made-to-order specialty sandwiches, served cold or toasted
• Verde Blanco - Made-to-order Southwest/Mexican burritos, quesadillas, freshly cooked tortilla chips, salsas and queso
• Sandwiches & More - Made-to-order burgers, classic hot sandwiches, fries, tots and onion petals. Hot breakfast sandwiches are available all day.
• Life is Sweet ……Enjoy it now with our fresh baked goods and pastries that features our famous HoHo cake by the slice!

RETAIL VENUES
Find your favorite coffee blend, tea or studying spot. Enjoy salads, sandwiches, snacks, specialty drinks and pastries.

• The Front Room Coffeehouse 4th Floor, Baker University Center serving Starbucks Coffee®
• South Side Espresso Bar Nelson Commons, South Green serving Starbucks Coffee® and organic, plant-based smoothies and smoothie bowls from Live Pure
• Café Bibliotech 2nd Floor, Alden Library serving Stauf’s Coffee from Columbus, Ohio
• OU-HCOM SAF Café Academic & Research Center, West Green serving Silver Bridge Coffee®
• Café at Factory Street, Heritage College Osteopathic Medical Education Building, West Green serving Silver Bridge Coffee® and organic, plant-based smoothies from Live Pure
• The Hungry Cat Food Truck Located on the top of Morton Hill, East Green offers authentic food truck experience featuring unique sandwiches, wraps, salads, and desserts.
• Latitude 39 Casual Dining on the 1st Floor, Baker University Center is your gathering place for appetizers, lunch, dinner, desserts, beverages, and pre/post-game festivities. Our welcoming, pub-like atmosphere, friendly student staff and fresh casual menu featuring local ingredients will assure you and your group have a wonderful culinary experience.

JOIN OUR TEAM

Culinary Services is the largest student employer on campus employing more than 1,700 students in a variety of roles to ensure all our customers receive outstanding service. We offer flexible work schedules, competitive wages, outstanding professional development opportunities and the convenience of working near where you live. Culinary Services has a nationally recognized student leader program!  Apply at www.ohio.edu/food/student-employment.

Housing and Residence Life coordinates and manages the on-campus living environment, including the administration of all room and board charges. The department supports the educational goals of the University within the residence halls by promoting community living, fostering the development of individuals and groups within the living environment, and providing support and information to residents.

Housing Regulation
The Ohio University housing requirement states that students must reside on campus for their first two years of academic study (comprised of fall and spring semester) and carry an associated meal plan, unless they meet one or more of the exemption criteria outlined below. This applies to new, transfer, relocating, and re-enrolling students. NOTE: Credit hours earned by students while attending high school (via advanced placement, College Credit Plus, Senate Bill 140, Senior to Sophomore, etc.) will not be considered toward exemption eligibility from the housing requirement. Summer session may be considered if attendance is necessary to substitute for one missed term during the academic year (fall or spring). The contract for housing and dining services is binding for the entire academic year. If you do not comply with this regulation, you may be denied registration for course enrollment.

Ohio University requires all students residing in the residence halls be immunized against meningococcal meningitis, hepatitis B, and COVID-19 diseases.  A student can be exempt from the vaccination requirement if, after reading the information provided by the University that explains the benefits and risks associated with being vaccinated against meningococcal meningitis, hepatitis B, and COVID-19, the student chooses not to be vaccinated.  Students electing not to receive the vaccine must sign a waiver, which will be available for online signature prior to checking into the assigned residence hall.

Housing Regulation Exemptions
If you meet any of the following conditions, you may request to be exempt from the housing requirement. You must receive an exemption approval prior to signing an off campus lease.  Falsification of any material submitted in support of an exemption request is a violation of the Student Code of Conduct and may result in a referral to the Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility.

• You are enrolled as a part–time student as defined in this catalog.
• You are a married student living with your spouse or a single parent living with your child(ren) within commuting distance (50 miles) of the University.
• You live with parents or guardians whose permanent residence is within commuting distance (50 miles) of the University.
• You have completed one academic year in residence prior to fall semester and are living in a recognized fraternity or sorority house. This exemption is not available to continuing students once the academic year begins. Student request must be approved by the Campus Involvement Center.
• You are over the age of 23 prior to the semester in which you are enrolling.
• You are a veteran who has 18 or more months of active military service.

Special Status Students
Students taking classes during the summer and students in the Ohio Program of Intensive English must comply with the housing requirement. If you are not sure of your status, contact Housing and Residence Life.

Residence Hall Living
The Housing and Residence Life Central Office is located in the Living Learning Center located on South Green.

Residence halls have professional and student live-in staff who are carefully selected and trained to offer informed and meaningful assistance. Services offered include:

• Providing a safe environment conducive to sound academic pursuit;
• Creating opportunities for growth and development through educational, recreational, social, and cultural community development efforts;
• Meeting the needs of students through the use of living opportunities (residential learning communities, honors, substance free, etc.);
• Promoting student involvement and leadership by encouraging participation in hall government;
• Emphasizing the concepts of responsibility, respect, and consideration for others;
• Upholding University policies and procedures;
• Serving as an information source and referral agent to other University services;
• And providing supportive spaces to talk about concerns such as adjustment, academic performance, substance abuse, and relationships.

Learning at Ohio University happens both inside and outside of the classroom. The living-learning atmosphere of the residence halls is one of the prime catalysts in this growth process. While each residence hall is unique in character and spirit, they all offer the opportunity to meet, interact with, and learn from a diverse student population.

Mission Statement
The mission of Ohio University Athletics is to successfully develop the student-athlete as a person, student, and athlete. While operating with the utmost integrity, Athletics contributes to the University through athletic and academic achievement, generating visibility, promoting institutional pride, enhancing campus life, and serving as a connection with alumni and fans.

Vision Statement
Ohio Athletics will demonstrate unprecedented excellence in athletics, academics, and student-athlete development.

Ohio University is a Division I (FBS) member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and a charter member of the Mid–American Conference (MAC). The conference, which was founded in 1946, also includes Akron, Ball State, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Kent State, Miami, Northern Illinois, Toledo, and Western Michigan.

The University fields 16 intercollegiate teams—6 for men and 10 for women. The University offers baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, and wrestling for men. Basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, indoor track, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, outdoor track, and volleyball are offered for women.

Ohio Athletics facilities include the 13,168–seat Convocation Center, the site of basketball, volleyball, and wrestling contests. Constructed in 1968, this iconic building houses athletic offices, training facilities, locker rooms, and equipment rooms. Peden Stadium, with its five–story tower and a capacity of 24,000, is the home of Bobcat football, the Dr. Steve and Kathy Carin Strength and Conditioning Center, and an athletic training facility. The Perry and Sandy Sook Academic Center houses academic services and compliance. The Aquatic Center contains an Olympic–size pool, and two one–meter and two three–meter diving boards. The golf teams utilize practice facilities at the Athens Country Club, Ohio University’s driving range and golf course, as well as Walter Fieldhouse. The baseball team competes at Bob Wren Stadium, while softball competes nearby at the Ohio Softball Field. Located in the Athletics Mall, Pruitt Field is the home competition site for field hockey. This multi–purpose facility features a top-of-the-line playing surface with a signature red brick grandstand. The facility encompasses the all–weather, eight–lane Goldsberry track, home to Ohio’s track and field team. The Ohio soccer team plays on natural grass at Chessa Field, reconditioned in 2015. Walter Fieldhouse is a 93,750 square foot indoor multi-purpose pavilion that houses a 100-yard Field Turf football field, a 4-lane practice track, golf and hitting cages and a netting system that can accommodate multiple and simultaneous events.

Visit OhioBobcats.com or follow @OhioBobcats on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for scores, highlights, and more.

Ohio University Transportation and Parking Services (TPS) is committed to providing safe, reliable, and accessible transportation and parking resources to support the campus community.

CAMPUS PARKING
TPS offers several permit options to meet student parking needs. All students are encouraged to register their vehicle with TPS via the Parking Account Portal at www.ohio.edu/transportation-parking prior to utilizing campus parking resources.

Residential Students: A limited number of residential overnight permits are available to students residing in university residence halls.

Commuter Students: Students living outside of a certain walking radius of campus may be eligible to obtain commuter permits for daily parking needs.

Student parking permits are requested/awarded through an annual request process via the Parking Account Portal and require payment at the time of permit issuance. For more information on permit types, eligibility, request dates and pricing, please contact the TPS Customer Care Center at 740-593-1917 or tps@ohio.edu or refer to the Student Permit section of the TPS website.

Hourly Parking: Campus provides a variety of hourly, pay-by-space and metered parking options to accommodate guests. Users can download the Parkmobile app for a contactless hourly parking experience.

Electric Vehicle Charging: Public charging stations are available to support electric vehicle owners/operators. Charging fees apply.

Campus Transit Services 
TPS offers several transit resources to connect students to campus, local, and regional travel destinations. For additional program details, service hours and system announcements, please visit the Transit Services section of the TPS website. Transit users are encouraged to download the DoubleMap app to track campus transit services in real-time.

CATS: Daily Campus Shuttles: Free fixed-loop shuttle service for students, faculty, staff, and university guests which travels to multiple destinations throughout campus.

CATS Late Night: Evening & Weekend Shuttles: Free on-demand transit service for students, faculty, and staff servicing designated campus stop locations. Riders are encouraged to schedule rides in advance.

Bobcat Pass: Athens Public Transit: Partnership between Ohio University and the City of Athens enabling students, faculty, and staff to ride Athens Public Transit buses free using their university ID cards for unlimited fare travel. Scheduled routes include access from campus to Athens shopping destinations and surrounding communities.

CATCAB: Accessible Transit: Free para-transit service to assist students, faculty, and staff with mobility limitations through providing door-to-door transportation utilizing fully accessible vehicles. Services campus locations & up to one-mile driving distance from the center of campus (Baker University Center). Service registration required.

Airport Shuttle Services: Transit service to the Columbus International Airport (CMH) is available for students through daily, low-fare Go Bus route offerings. On-demand, year-round shuttle service arrangements can be made as needed through TPS. Fees vary based on dates/times of travel. 

Alternative Transportation: It is easy to travel to and around Ohio University by means other than single-occupancy vehicles. Campus boasts a variety of biking, pedestrian, and shared mobility resources to support local/regional access.

Transportation and Parking Services (TPS)
Phone: 740-593-1917 (Monday-Friday 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM)
Text: 740-593-4040
E-mail: tps@ohio.edu
Web: www.ohio.edu/transportation-parking
Twitter: @OUTransParking

The Ohio University Police Department’s (OUPD) mission is to maintain a safe and secure community, in support of the University’s mission, by providing professional law enforcement services. The department employs twenty-eight (28) full-time police officers, sworn by the state of Ohio, who patrol campus in cars, on bikes, and on foot 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In addition to its patrol officers, the department also has four (4) full-time detectives, and two (2) explosive detection canines. The department has a well-developed threat assessment program, participates in a regional major crimes task force, and also provides police staffing for special events such as sports games, concerts, and lectures. The department works hard to engage community members through education and other community relations activities. OUPD also works closely with local, state, and federal partners to help keep the campus safe.

Mission: Support the University mission by modeling the highest standards of the registrar profession in providing exemplary service to the University’s students, faculty, staff, alumni, and families, while ensuring accuracy, integrity, and confidentiality of academic records.

Vision: Be a leader in the registrar profession to support and serve the university community.

The Office of the University Registrar provides a wide range of services to the academic community. Many services are available online at www.ohio.edu/registrar. Services for students include registration, grade reports, address update, class schedules, degree and enrollment verification, transcripts, degree audit (DARS) reports, and graduation application. Services for faculty include the Faculty & Advising Center (class lists/grading, advisee lists/degree audit reports, and tools to communicate with their students). Other services provided by the Office of the University Registrar include classroom scheduling, veterans educational benefits, re–enrollment processing, and maintenance of student demographic information (address, phone, name, etc.).

The office is open 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday–Friday. Visit Registrar Services, first floor lobby, Chubb Hall; call 740.593.4191; email registrar@ohio.edu, or visit www.ohio.edu/registrar.