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    | |     In 1908, Cameron State School of Agriculture was authorized as one of six agriculture high schools in Oklahoma.    Junior college degrees were added in 1927 and the name was changed to Cameron State Agricultural College.    Cameron became a junior college in 1941 and high school classes were discontinued.    Cameron began granting baccalaureate degrees after receiving authorization from the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education in 1966.    The institution's name was changed to Cameron College in 1971, and was amended to Cameron University in 1974.    Cameron became a master's level university in 1988.    Cameron celebrates 100 years in 2008.     Cornerstone for Cameron's first building was laid June 8, 1910.    Nance-Boyer Hall, 1929   Aggie Gymnasium, 1957   CU Library, 1964   Shepler Center, 1969   University Theatre, 1979   CU Science Complex, 1996    CETES, June 2005    Cameron Village, October 2005     J.A. Liner 1909-1912    Ralph K. Robertson 1912-1914    Robert Pleasant Short 1914    A.C. Farley 1914-1920    A.E. Wickizer 1920-1923    John G. March 1923-1927    John L. Coffey 1927-1931    Charles M. Conwill 1931-1946    Clarence H. Breedlove 1946-1947    C. Vernon Howell 1947-1957    Clarence L. Davis 1957-1960    Richard B. Burch 1960-1969    Don J. Owen 1969-1980    Don C. Davis 1980-2002    Cynthia S. Ross 2002-Present   | |
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