CU Succeed - Plan Your Planner (Virtual)

@ Facebook & Blackboard

Leisha Estep, from the CU Center for Academic Success, will explain how a successful semester begins with good organization and preparation. This prerecorded video will be posted to the CU Student Development Facebook page as well as Blackboard.
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

Bullet Journaling for Students (Virtual)

@ Facebook & Blackboard

This pre-recorded video will be posted to the Student Development Facebook page as well as Blackboard.

Presenter Becca Cherpak will teach students how to bullet journal as well as provide tips and techniques for this unique kind of journaling.
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

CU Blood Drive

@ Bloodmobile in the parking lot east of McMahon Centennial Complex

To schedule an appointment to donate, please visit https://www.yourbloodinstitute.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/338518.

All donors will receive a “Rise Up & Give” t-shirt. All donations will also be tested for COVID-19 antibodies.
Phone: 580-581-2245

CU Succeed - Learning Library Resources (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Do you want to save time while looking for library resources? Do you want have searching superpowers? Attend this session by Cathy Blackman from the Library and learn how to navigate library tools and rock web searching. Check your Cameron student email for the Zoom link.
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

CU Succeed - Navigating Blackboard and Zoom (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Learn to navigate Blackboard and Zoom in this Q&A session hosted by Margot Gregory, Distance Learning.
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

CU Succeed - Don't Drop that GPA (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Learn the unspoken rules of how to pass your classes with flying colors. This CU Succeed workshop focuses on navigating the intersection of course/university policy and self-management techniques to help you create your own guide to success.

Check your Cameron student email for link.
Presenter: Corey Sanders, Office of Teaching and Learning
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

Robinson Whang Concert

@ University Theatre

An evening of Russian music for cello and piano. Works by Shostakovich and Rachmaninoff. Seating for the Whang-Robinson performance is limited due to COVID precautions. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for senior citizens/military/K-12 students, while admission is free to CU students, faculty and staff with university ID. Purchase tickets by calling the Box Office.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2478

Valentine's Day Candy-Grams

@ Nance-Boyer Hall, Room 2060

Buy some sweets for your sweetie during the Sigma Tau Delta fundraiser. Make a donation to place your order by Feb. 10. Orders will be ready for pick up on Feb 15 & 16.
Email: jb924948@cameron.edu

Valentine's Day Candy-Grams

@ Nance-Boyer Hall, Room 2060

Buy some sweets for your sweetie during the Sigma Tau Delta fundraiser. Make a donation to place your order by Feb. 10. Orders will be ready for pick up on Feb 15 & 16.
Email: jb924948@cameron.edu

Valentine's Day Candy-Grams

@ Nance-Boyer Hall, Room 2060

Buy some sweets for your sweetie during the Sigma Tau Delta fundraiser. Make a donation to place your order by Feb. 10. Orders will be ready for pick up on Feb 15 & 16.
Email: jb924948@cameron.edu

Chemistry Club Meeting

@ Sciences Complex, Room 100

The CU Chemistry Club is open to anyone with an interest in chemistry. This meeting will discuss upcoming events, guest speakers, and fundraisers for local charities.
Email: chemistryclub@cameron.edu

Valentine's Day Candy-Grams

@ Nance-Boyer Hall, Room 2060

Buy some sweets for your sweetie during the Sigma Tau Delta fundraiser. Make a donation to place your order by Feb. 10. Orders will be ready for pick up on Feb 15 & 16.
Email: jb924948@cameron.edu

Money Talks Q&A Table

@ McMahon Centennial Complex, Lobby

Stop by with college and personal finance questions, or just to grab some free resources.
Email: yligon@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-6753

Network Smarter: Top 10 LinkedIn Profile "Must-haves"

@ McCasland Ballroom, McMahon Centennial Complex

Mirabal, an international keynote and TEDx speaker, will share innovative networking strategies that can help professionals leverage the power of authentic connection. The former IT recruiter and LinkedIn SHERPA will draw on knowledge she has gathered through decades of experience working with clients that include Fortune 500 companies and executive leaders across the country and abroad.

Networking has unlimited potential, but only for those willing to take risks and work outside comfort zones to explore new possibilities, according to Mirabal. Her company develops corporate programs, products, and presentations that benefit individuals and companies interested in earning new clients, increasing profits, and advancing careers through networking.

Mirabal’s presentation will share proven strategies for career transition success and how to attract hiring managers to LinkedIn profiles. It will also include strategies for building and sustaining powerful networks through traditional & online channels, plus ways to stand out in a competitive career market.

The event is sponsored by Cameron’s Business, Education, and Sports and Exercise Science departments and is open to the public at no charge. No pre-registration is required. Social distancing protocols are in place on the CU campus, so face coverings are required.
Email: business@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2842

Don't Go Breaking My Heart

@ McMahon Centennial Complex, Lobby

Grab some Valentine's chocolate from PAC.
Email: pac@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2217

Cameron Quiz

@ Virtual

Campus Life is hosting a virtual Cameron Quiz. Check your e-mail on Monday, February 15th to find a quiz about Cameron. Answer all the questions and e-mail your response to campuslife@cameron.edu. All correct responses will be entered to win some Cameron swag! Deadline for submission is 5 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 18.
Email: campuslife@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2217

Valentine's Day Candy-Grams: Order Pick-up

@ Nance-Boyer Hall, Room 2060

Buy some sweets for your sweetie during the Sigma Tau Delta fundraiser. Make a donation to place your order by Feb. 10. Orders will be ready for pick up on Feb 15 & 16.
Email: jb924948@cameron.edu

Valentine's Day Candy-Grams: Order Pick-up

@ Nance-Boyer Hall, Room 2060

Buy some sweets for your sweetie during the Sigma Tau Delta fundraiser. Make a donation to place your order by Feb. 10. Orders will be ready for pick up on Feb 15 & 16.
Email: jb924948@cameron.edu

Mardi Gras King Cake Giveaway

@ McMahon Centennial Complex, Lobby

Stop by for some King Cake, beads, and Mardi Gras knowledge! Hosted by Campus Life.
Email: campuslife@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2217

Stuff an Emoji Pillow

@ McCasland Ballroom, McMahon Centennial Complex

Join PAC and stuff an emoji pillow from noon-1 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 22, in the McCasland Ballroom of the McMahon Centennial Complex.
Email: pac@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2217

Auditions for "The Theory of Relativity"

@ University Theatre

Those auditioning should bring a memorized song from a Broadway musical of 16 bars, wear comfortable clothing that allows movement and be prepared to read from the script. Auditions are open to all adults and high school-aged teens.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2346

Comedian Eric O'Shea

@ Zoom

PAC hosting comedian Eric O'Shea at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 23, via Zoom. Email PAC@cameron.edu for a link.
Email: pac@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2217

Auditions for "The Theory of Relativity"

@ University Theatre

Those auditioning should bring a memorized song from a Broadway musical of 16 bars, wear comfortable clothing that allows movement and be prepared to read from the script. Auditions are open to all adults and high school-aged teens.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2346

Food Truck

@ Parking Lot of Academic Commons/Library

PAC will sponsor a Food Truck from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 24, in the parking lot of the Academic Commons & Library.
Email: pac@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2217

PAC Virtual Concert

@ Zoom

PAC will host a virtual concert at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 25, via Zoom. The concert will include 5 different artists. Email PAC@cameron.edu for the Zoom link.
Email: pac@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2217

CU Succeed: Graduate School 101 (Virtual)

@ Zoom/Blackboard

The CU Office of Student Development will present CU Succeed: Graduate School 101 on Monday, March 1. This presentation will be pre-recorded and uploaded to Zoom and to the CU Student Development Blackboard shell.

Presenter Jennifer Pruchnicki will discuss tips to help you prepare for the graduate school and professional program process.
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

CU Succeed: Engage, Learn and Lead - Become a CU Student Employee Today (virtual)

@ Zoom

Presenter Mallory Whitman from the Office of Human Resources will explain how on-campus employment can help build your resume today and pave the path for your future employment opportunities.

Check your CU student email for the zoom link.
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

CU Succeed: Following Opportunities (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Join Jonna Turner, Director of Alumni Relations, and CU Alumni Chase Massie, John Veal, and Lynn Cordes, for a conversation about their career journeys. Jonna's career path wasn't traditional and neither are some of the panelists, but that didn't stop them from finding opportunities along the way that shaped their futures.

Check your CU email for zoom link.
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

CU Empowering Women in Leadership & STEM Conference

@ McCasland Ballroom, McMahon Centennial Complex

CU Empowering Women in Leadership and STEM is a conference aimed at strengthening the leadership skills of women in southwest Oklahoma.

This year's keynote address will be given by Shelby Morris, a Clifton StrengthsFinder facilitator. Her presentation will explain how to use StrengthsFinder to help individuals discover their social, cognitive, and emotional skills and talents. Shelby Morris will also discuss how participants can leverage this information to identify potential careers and opportunities that align with their strengths. After the presentation, there will be a reception with an opportunity for networking, and a panel featuring Shelby Morris and number of local women leaders.

Online registrants will receive a free access code to the Clifton StrengthsFinder 2.0 assessment via email and are encouraged to take it before the event, so Shelby can help them relate to their own results.

This free program is open to the public but seating is limited to 80 people. Early registrants can join by Zoom. If you are interested in participating, please register online at the link below.
https://forms.gle/8UXPyBXWnZboGd9DA.
Late registration will be available the day of the event starting at 5:00 p.m. outside the McCasland Ballroom.

“CU Empowering Women in Leadership and STEM” is sponsored by CU Lectures and Concerts and the CU Home Savings Bank Endowed Lectureship in Organizational Leadership. The CU Engineering Club will host the event.
Email: syoungbl@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-591-8005

CU Succeed: Resume Rev Up (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Presenter Becca Cherpak will provide tips to rev up your resume. Learn what to do, what to avoid, and other tips. Check your CU email for zoom link.
Email: bcherpak@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

Dr. Lucas Kaspar Faculty Recital

@ University Theatre

Featuring: Dr. Lucas Kaspar - Bass Trombone, Chelsea Bushong - Harp, Sandy Greene - Soprano, and
Dr. JD Little - Saxophone.

COVID precautions will be observed and seating is limited. Call 580-581-2346 for tickets. Admission is free for Cameron students, faculty, and staff with valid CU-ID. Adult tickets are $10 and senior/military/student (K-12) are $8.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2346

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in the fields of Computing, Technology and Mathematical Sciences. Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link.

Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in the fields of Education as well as Graduate and Professional Studies programs. Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link. Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in the Communication, Journalism, Media Production, English, Foreign Languages, Graphic Design, Art, Music, and Theatre Arts fields . Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link.

Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Jazz Festival Concert

@ University Theatre

This concert is sponsored by Lectures and Concerts. Admission is free to Cameron students, faculty, and staff with a valid CU-ID. $10 for adults, $8 for seniors/military/students (K-12). The Jazz Festival Concert will also be livestreamed.

Guest artist will be trombonist Steve Wiest, performing with the Cameron University Jazz Ensemble and the Lawton Community Jazz Ensemble. This concert will also feature the Aggie Jazz Academy to start the program. All ensembles are directed by Dr. JD Little.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2346

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in various fields, especially those who may not fit other categories offered during the career expo and/or are seasonal positions or positions which may not require a degree. Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link. Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Graduation Fair (Duncan Campus)

@ Duncan Campus

Representatives from the Registrar's Office, Career Services, Admissions, CU Printing Services, Financial Aid, the CU Alumni Association, and the CU Bookstore will be available to answer your questions and get you prepared to graduate and participate in Commencement.

For additional information, please contact the Events Management Office.
Phone: 580-581-2291
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/commencement/graduation-fair

Money Talks Q&A Table

@ McMahon Centennial Complex, Lobby

Stop by with college and personal finance questions, or just to grab some free resources.
Email: yligon@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-6753

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in the fields of Business, Accounting, Administration, Finance, Management, and Marketing. Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link. Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Graduation Fair

@ McCasland Ballroom, McMahon Centennial Complex

Representatives from the Registrar's Office, Career Services, Admissions, CU Printing Services, Financial Aid, the CU Alumni Association, and the CU Bookstore will be available to answer your questions and get you prepared to graduate and participate in Commencement.
Phone: 580-581-2291
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/commencement/graduation-fair

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in the fields of Behavioral Sciences, Social Sciences, Psychology, Family and Child Studies, History, Political Science, Criminal Justice, and Sociology. Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link. Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in the fields of Sports and Exercise Sciences. Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link. Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in the fields of Agriculture, Biology, and Health Sciences. Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link. Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Red River Career Expo (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Meet with local, regional, and national employers in the fields of Chemistry, Physics, and Engineering. Registration is free, but must be done at https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE. After registering you will be emailed a zoom link. Although the event is on Zoom, come dressed to impress!
Email: hirecameronaggies@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209
Link: https://www.cameron.edu/RRCE

Money Talks Q&A Table

@ McMahon Centennial Complex, Lobby

Stop by with college and personal finance questions, or just to grab some free resources.
Email: yligon@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-6753

Inclusion & Leadership Summit

@ McCasland Ballroom, McMahon Centennial Complex

This conference will focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. For more information, please contact Becca Cherpak.
Email: student_development@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2209

Money Talks Q&A Table

@ McMahon Centennial Complex, Lobby

Students are encouraged to stop by with college and personal financial questions and grab free resources.
Email: yligon@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-6753

CU Become a Principal (Virtual)

@ Zoom

Virtual workshop about the CU Master of Science in Educational Leadership. During this event you will be able to meet the advisement team, identify admission criteria, and discuss the Educational Leadership program.

Register at https://www.cameron.edu/education/events
Phone: 58-581-6749

"The Theory of Relativity"

@ University Theatre

Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for senior citizens, military, Cameron faculty and staff, and non-Cameron students. CU students receive one free admission with their CU I.D. Tickets can be reserved by calling the box office at 580-581-2478. Seating is extremely limited due to COVID-19 precautions.

This production features a collaboration of music and lyrics by Neil Bartram with book and direction by Brian Hill. “The Theory of Relativity” is a joyous and moving look at our surprisingly interconnected lives with a compelling array of characters. Whether you're allergic to cats, in love for the first or tenth time, a child of divorce, a germaphobe or simply a unique individual, audience members and actors alike are sure to find themselves in this fresh new musical.

“The Theory of Relativity” continues the 2020-21 theatre season on April 15-18, celebrating “Festival XI - Connections: Information Transfer Between People” and is sponsored in part by the Richard T. Brittingham Musical Theatre Endowed Lectureship.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2346

"The Theory of Relativity"

@ University Theatre

Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for senior citizens, military, Cameron faculty and staff, and non-Cameron students. CU students receive one free admission with their CU I.D. Tickets can be reserved by calling the box office at 580-581-2478. Seating is extremely limited due to COVID-19 precautions.

This production features a collaboration of music and lyrics by Neil Bartram with book and direction by Brian Hill. “The Theory of Relativity” is a joyous and moving look at our surprisingly interconnected lives with a compelling array of characters. Whether you're allergic to cats, in love for the first or tenth time, a child of divorce, a germaphobe or simply a unique individual, audience members and actors alike are sure to find themselves in this fresh new musical.

“The Theory of Relativity” continues the 2020-21 theatre season on April 15-18, celebrating “Festival XI - Connections: Information Transfer Between People” and is sponsored in part by the Richard T. Brittingham Musical Theatre Endowed Lectureship.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2346

"The Theory of Relativity"

@ University Theatre

Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for senior citizens, military, Cameron faculty and staff, and non-Cameron students. CU students receive one free admission with their CU I.D. Tickets can be reserved by calling the box office at 580-581-2478. Seating is extremely limited due to COVID-19 precautions.

This production features a collaboration of music and lyrics by Neil Bartram with book and direction by Brian Hill. “The Theory of Relativity” is a joyous and moving look at our surprisingly interconnected lives with a compelling array of characters. Whether you're allergic to cats, in love for the first or tenth time, a child of divorce, a germaphobe or simply a unique individual, audience members and actors alike are sure to find themselves in this fresh new musical.

“The Theory of Relativity” continues the 2020-21 theatre season on April 15-18, celebrating “Festival XI - Connections: Information Transfer Between People” and is sponsored in part by the Richard T. Brittingham Musical Theatre Endowed Lectureship.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2346

"The Theory of Relativity"

@ University Theatre

Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for senior citizens, military, Cameron faculty and staff, and non-Cameron students. CU students receive one free admission with their CU I.D. Tickets can be reserved by calling the box office at 580-581-2478. Seating is extremely limited due to COVID-19 precautions.

This production features a collaboration of music and lyrics by Neil Bartram with book and direction by Brian Hill. “The Theory of Relativity” is a joyous and moving look at our surprisingly interconnected lives with a compelling array of characters. Whether you're allergic to cats, in love for the first or tenth time, a child of divorce, a germaphobe or simply a unique individual, audience members and actors alike are sure to find themselves in this fresh new musical.

“The Theory of Relativity” continues the 2020-21 theatre season on April 15-18, celebrating “Festival XI - Connections: Information Transfer Between People” and is sponsored in part by the Richard T. Brittingham Musical Theatre Endowed Lectureship.
Email: info@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-2346

Money Talks Q&A Table

@ McMahon Centennial Complex, Lobby

Students are encouraged to stop by this information table with college and personal finance questions or to grab some free resources.
Email: yligon@cameron.edu
Phone: 580-581-6753