Childcare

Included below are child care resources available at The Ohio State University:

The Ohio State University Child Care Program, a department of the Office of Human Resources, provides quality childcare that allows families in the university community to participate in and fulfill their responsibilities to the university.

The OSU parental guidebook by the Office of Human Resources Work Life provides helpful information about caring for children incluing information about adoption assistance, breast-feeding/lactation space, child care, camps and activities, and other local resources for parents.

The Newark Campus Child Development Center is a high quality child-centered program that promotes the development of social competency, communication abilities, thinking processes, feelings of self worth, and physical abilities.  The Newark Campus Child Development Center is located on the campus of OSUN and COTC in Newark, Ohio.

The North Central State-OSU-Mansfield Child Development Center is an high quality child care program serving OSU-M and North Central State student parents and teacher training programs.  The program promotes social, emotional, physical, cognitive, language, and creative development, as well as cultural awareness to support children as resourceful learners.

The Sophie Rogers Laboratory for Child and Family Studies is a licensed child development program located within the Department of Education and Human Ecology.  Sophie Rogers focuses on the the whole child through physical, social-emotional, and cogntitive creative development, and are located at the Schoenbaum Family Center at Weinland park.