HQ Function

The main campus serves as the central hub for all academic, administrative, student life, and research activities of Otterbein University.

Notable Features:

Towers Hall (a historic landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places), The Point at Otterbein University (a center for innovation and partnerships), Roush Hall (administration and academics), Clements Recreation Center, the CColumbus Foundation Community Studio, multiple theaters, and various modern academic buildings and residence halls set within a picturesque, tree-lined campus.

Work Culture:

A collaborative and student-focused academic environment that values teaching excellence, scholarly activity, innovation, and community service. Staff and faculty often describe a supportive atmosphere with a strong sense of institutional mission and collegiality.

HQ Significance:

As the primary and historic campus, it embodies the university's legacy, academic mission, and community spirit, serving as the heart of the Otterbein experience for students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus reflects values of community, lifelong learning, inclusivity, sustainability, and the integration of liberal arts with practical experience, evident in its accessible design, collaborative spaces, public art, and green initiatives.

Location:

Otterbein University promotes a global perspective through diverse study abroad opportunities across various countries, international student enrollment and support services, global learning initiatives integrated into the curriculum, and partnerships with international institutions. These efforts aim to prepare students for a diverse and interconnected world by fostering cross-cultural understanding and global citizenship.

Street Address:

1 South Grove Street

City:

Westerville

State/Province:

Ohio

Country:

USA