Cameron University and Cameron Campus Ministry will present Princess Sarah Culberson as the keynote speaker for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day observance. Culberson, an American-born princess of the Mende people of Sierra Leone, will present “Building Community: Lessons from Our Past and Present that Shape Our Future.” This virtual event, with two separate sessions, is scheduled for Tuesday, January 18, via Zoom. There is no charge to participate. To register for a Zoom link, go to https://www.cameron.edu/MLK.
Cameron University’s Testing Center has been recertified by the National College Testing Association (NCTA). Criteria for recertification are rigorous and are based on the NCTA Professional Standards and Guidelines, which were developed to guide post-secondary test centers in the delivery of quality testing programs. The facility was originally certified in 2014 and earned recertification in 2019.
Three Cameron employees have been honored with the university’s Staff Awards for Excellence. Aldrick Bissette, Kay Means and Billie Whipp. Nominations were made by CU students, faculty and staff. In order to be eligible, nominees must have been employed full-time at Cameron for at least one year.
The Cameron University Department of Psychology honored five students with Student of the Year awards during its departmental student recognition ceremony.
Cotton Electric Cooperative has been honored with the 2025 Business Partnership Excellence Award by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education (OSRHE) for its long-standing support of Cameron University. The award recognizes innovative collaborations between businesses and institutions of higher education that further the education of Oklahoma’s workforce.
The Cameron University Department of Communication, English and Foreign Languages recently honored several CU students for their creative writing this semester.
When Lawton Public Schools students Bailey Anderson, Alyssia Diaz, Gabriella O’Brien and Nicolas Raso receive their high school diplomas in late May, they will do so with a distinction that sets them apart from their peers. Each has already earned a college degree, thanks to enrolling at Cameron University as a concurrent student.
Eight cadets from Cameron University's Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program each received a commission as a Second Lieutenant (2LT) in the U.S. Army during a recent ceremony.
The Cameron University Alumni Association has named seniors Belinda Foley and Tawny Vanover as its Outstanding Aggies of Tomorrow. The award recognizes well-rounded and successful students who epitomize the values of a true Cameron Aggie. Selection of candidates is based on three areas: academic achievement/honors, career-related experience and extracurricular activities.
