Extension offices serve every one of Ohio's 88 counties. Research faculty number more than 250 with 400 research projects. The public gets a healthy return on its investment in agricultural research. Historically, such growth has been responsible for the economic power of the food and agriculture industry. ATI has an enrollment of approximately 783 students in 18 programs and a job placement rate of 99 percent.
Programs are in agriculture, business, engineering and the environment.
ATI has a new associate of science degree option which allows students to transfer into baccalaureate degree programs at Ohio State or other universities. ATI has a major program in work force training, and its continuing education efforts serve more than 2,000 people yearly. For many years the college has been noted and rewarded for excellent teaching and advising. There were 605 commercial exhibitors and numerous educational exhibits and demonstrations. For more than a year this effort has focused on recasting the mission, structure, and role of not only the college but of the university to fulfill its land-grant mission in the next century.