Bedford Center
The Bedford Center is a branch of Oakland City University located in Bedford, Indiana, which is approximately 70 miles south of Indianapolis. It was established in 1977 to meet the needs of the local community. Since its beginnings, the campus has grown in size, facilities, and programs. Enrollment is sufficient enough to offer both associate and bachelor's degrees. The Center is now located in a large, historic limestone structure located at 405 "I" Street. The University is continually adding to the facility. It has a computer laboratory, library, and learning resource center and classrooms. Cooperative graduate and undergraduate classes have been established with Purdue University and Ball State University.

Oakland City University is committed to the missions of its Bedford Branch which is to provide curriculum that meets the particular needs of the Bedford area and, to promote an academic program of integrity within the context of Christian values. It offers traditional degrees as was as Accelerated Adult Degrees.

Campus Announcements

• Traditional Program office hours are 8:00-4:00.
• Library Hours for Summer Session 2008 are Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:00-4:00.  
•  Congratulations to Mrs. Elizabeth Hickman who was voted Teacher of the Year by the students of OCUB!
• SGA Officers for the 2008/09 academic year are:

President – Tammie Tomlinson
Vice President – Shandi Gerkin
Secretary – Janett Foster
Treasurer – Angela Keen
Reporter – Scott Sullivan
Sergeant at Arms – Sarah Enochs
Chaplain – David Norris
Advisor – Jaymie Tomlinson

• Please fill out and return the Student Information Sheets to an Executive Board Member as soon as possible.
• Remember the following dates:

Wednesday, August 20, 2008 – First day of classes for 2008/09 academic year
Monday, September 8, 2008 – First general SGA meeting of the semester

• Congratulations to Cheryl See – April’s Student of the Month