Cameron University

Cameron University

Cameron University’s history is rooted in Oklahoma’s statehood. In 1908, a year after Statehood, the Oklahoma Legislature created six agricultural high schools – one in each judicial district. The Cameron State School of Agriculture was named for the Rev. E. D. Cameron, a Baptist minister and Oklahoma’s first State Superintendent of Schools. The first classes were held on Statehood Day, Nov. 16, 1909, in the basement of a bank building in downtown Lawton while a new campus building was constructed west of town.

Offered Courses:

  • Art (Performing)
  • Media/Film/TV/Drama/Communi
  • Art (Performing)
  • Bachelor's Level
  • Account/Business/Economics/Fin
  • Agriculture/Forestry/AnimalSc.
  • Computer/IT & Related Subjects
  • Education & Training
  • Engineering
  • Law & Legal Studies
  • Nursing/Midwifery
  • Psychology
  • Science (Physical/Biological)
  • Other Subjects
  • Master's Level
  • Account/Business/Economics/Fin
  • Education & Training
  • Science (Physical/Biological)
  • Other Subjects
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