Meetings of the Ohio Faculty Council are open to the public. Individuals interested in attending a meeting of the Ohio Faculty Council are encouraged to notify one of the officers of their interest in attending so that arrangements can be made for them to have access to the the meetings that are held at 25 S. Front Street, Columbus, OH.
Ohio Faculty Council Mission Statement
The Ohio Faculty Council (OFC) represents the faculty of Ohio's 14 public universities. It exists to provide a forum for discussion among faculty at member institutions and to advocate for the values of higher education: the teaching, creation, preservation, and application of knowledge for the good of both individual students and the public. Because of these values, it is committed to shared governance at universities so that the expertise of faculty may help shape academic priorities and policies at each institution, and endorses the principles of academic freedom and responsibility contained in the 1940 AAUP "Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure."
About the Ohio Faculty Council
The Ohio Faculty Council (OFC), recognized by the Chancellor and the Ohio Board of Regents (see Directive 2009-026 and Chancellor Carey Commendation), represents the faculty at all of the four-year public colleges and universities in the State of Ohio.
The OFC maintains a permanent liaison with the Ohio Faculty Senate of Community and Technical Colleges.