Offices

Oberlin College offices represent the administrative and academic functions of the college, ranging from human resources and academic advising to student records and residential education. These offices support the functions of the college and conservatory to ensure all campus members receive appropriate information and support.

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Digital Portfolio

Connect. Curate. Communicate. At Oberlin, students use digital portfolios to integrate their learning inside and outside the classroom, plan for the future, and present their signature...
Mudd Center, Seeley G., A-012
440-775-6899
digication@oberlin.edu
A student works at a computer during a workshop.

Dining Services

Oberlin has a contract with AVI Foodsystems to operate the dining halls on campus. AVI Foodsystems is an on-site restaurant company that provides café and catering services to the college.
Stevenson Hall
440-775-8101
AVIFresh@oberlin.edu
Interior of a dining hall with round tables and a skylight

Entrepreneurship

Recognize Opportunity. Add Value. Turn Ideas into Actions. At Oberlin we define entrepreneurial thinking as the creativity to see potential and create visionary change. Our approach encompasses three...
Mudd Center, Seeley G., A035 and A034
440-775-8962
tevans1@oberlin.edu

9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday

A student gives a slide presentation, which shows 2 students outdoors holding to-go drink cups with large straws.

Facilities Planning and Construction

Facilities Planning and Construction (FP&C) is responsible for the planning, design, and construction of facilities on the Oberlin College campus.
Service Building, Room 209
440-775-8422
Facilities entrance to the service building.

Fellowships and Awards

The Fellowships and Awards office works with Oberlin College students and alumni interested in applying for nationally competitive programs in a broad range of fields.
Mudd Center, Seeley G., Center for Engaged Liberal Arts, A-Level
440-775-5383
fellowships@oberlin.edu
Sadie Keller (outdoors on campus)

Friendship Initiative

The Friendship Initiative is a campuswide and campus and community initiative started at Oberlin College to promote friendship as a radical framework for developing international, interfaith, and intercultural justice and peace from the personal to the global levels.
Rice Hall, Room 328
440-775-8861
jafar.mahallati@oberlin.edu
exterior view of rice hall

Gertrude B. Lemle Teaching Center

The Gertrude B. Lemle Teaching Center is Oberlin’s teaching and learning center. The Lemle Center helps faculty and teaching staff address the challenges and share the joys of teaching and learning in a residential liberal arts setting.
Peter B. Lewis Gateway Center, Room 212
440-775-8741
Charles.Peterson@oberlin.edu

International Student and Scholar Services

Oberlin College is home to a vibrant and tightly knit international community representing more than 50 countries and over 12 percent of the student population.
Wilder Hall (Student Union), Room 208
440-775-5998
isss@oberlin.edu

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday

International students seated in a lecture hall

Investment Office

The Oberlin College Board of Trustees’ Investment Committee and Investment Office staff are responsible for oversight of the endowment, designed to provide long-term funding for student financial aid, faculty compensation, and academic programs.
Service Building, Room 210
440-775-8537
view of the Ronald R. Watts Service Building

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