Faculty & Staff
College of Arts and Sciences and Conservatory of Music faculty and staff can find news, announcements, and general information about campus policies and events of interest.
Center for Information Technology
Offices of the Deans
Campus Offices
These are a few of the administrative offices that provide a range of services and programs for faculty and staff of the college and conservatory.
Leadership and Administration
The Office of the President, Board of Trustees, and the Office of the Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary represent the leadership of the institution responsible for its effective administration and operation.
Human Resources
Learn about college policies, benefits, vacation, job openings, and more.
Institutional Equity
The Office for Institutional Equity handles matters, issues, and policies related to workplace discrimination and harassment.
Energy and Sustainability
Oberlin is committed to sustainability initiatives and carbon neutrality. The Office of Energy and Sustainability offers programs, resources—even contests—to encourage support for efforts that enhance and protect the environment.
Ask a Librarian
Oberlin College Library staff is available online and through chat. We can help with all your library-related questions including how to access online items; find the best sources for your research project; get a scan of a chapter from a book that is locked in the library; and cite your sources, among other services.
Events
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Richard D. Baron ’64 Art Gallery
FIT, 2026: Studio Art Staff & Faculty Exhibition
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Allen Memorial Art Museum
Saint Sebastian through a Queer Lens
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King Building
Islam and the Poetic Imagination
News
Creating Community in “Hänsel und Gretel”
Guest director Kevin Newbury makes his Oberlin production debut November 5-8 with Engelbert Humperdinck's Hänsel und Gretel, bringing the fairytale to life in 1970’s New York City.
An Obie’s Guide to Jean-Guihen Queyras and Alexandre Tharaud
The French cello-piano duo, who have been playing together for three decades, celebrate their deep friendship with an Artist Recital Series performance on November 3.
James Millette, Professor Emeritus of African American Studies, Dies at 92
Trinidad and Tobago native made a late-career transition to Oberlin, where he was a staunch advocate for Black students and a mentor to young faculty.
