Ohio State Mansfield Shares New Promotional Video

Under the new tagline “Will It Be You?,” The Ohio State University at Mansfield is seeking to promote its wide range of offerings and its great location with a brand-new video.

That video can be viewed below.

In the meantime, here’s a repeat of information included in our “Everything You Always Wanted To Know About The Ohio State University at Mansfield” which we shared back in April.

First institution of higher education in Mansfield: Female Institute, opened in 1840s near the current site of the Renaissance Theatre on Park Avenue West
Date of first classes – 1958, held at Mansfield Senior High School
Dates of other OSU regional campus beginnings: Marion and Newark – 1957; Lima – 1960; Agricultural Technical Institute in Wooster — 1971
Date of Ohio General Assembly vote to build permanent campus: 1963
Initial land acquisition campaign goal: $350,000
Amount raised locally during land acquisition campaign: $600,000
First building: Ovalwood Hall, dedicated in October 1966 by Governor James A. Rhodes and OSU President Novice Fawcett
Most recent major building – John O. Riedl Hall, opened in 2006
Buildings (some shared with North Central State College):
- Child Development Center, OSU/NC State
- Schuttera Service Center, OSU
- Campus Recreation Center, OSU/NC State
- Ovalwood Hall/Founders Auditorium/Pearl Conard Gallery, OSU
- Bromfield Hall/Conard Learning Center, OSU/NC State
- Eisenhower Hall, OSU/NC State
- Campus Bookstore, OSU/NC State
- John O. Riedl Hall (Administration and Classroom Building), OSU
- Jeffrey Molyet Village Apartments, OSU/NC State
First apartments opened: 1988
Number of wetlands on campus: 6
Campus size: Described from 645 to 675 acres
Enrollment: Varies, approximately 1400 undergraduates, of which 1170 are full time; 90 gradudate students
Number of on-campus degree programs: 7 Bachelors and 2 Masters programs
Number of degree programs utilizing both OSU Mansfield and the Main campus in Columbus: Over 200 majors
Organizations on campus: 30
Sports conference: Ohio Regional Campus Conference
Team mascot: Mavericks