Howell Hall

Howell Hall

Howell Hall, built in 1968 and named after former Cameron president Vernon C. Howell, houses the Department of Computing and Technology. This department immerses students into the complex and evolving field of computer science, information technology and computer engineering.

The building also provides distance learning classrooms, which allows students to participate in a wide variety of distance learning settings via OneNet, Oklahoma's statewide telecommunications network. In doing so, students, educators and local area businesses are able to connect to a communications infrastructure that is one of the most comprehensive in the nation.

Utilizing state-of-the-art technology on CU's campus, students from local areas, across the nation or around the world can interactively participate with instructors and other students in one of two distance-learning classrooms located downstairs in Howell Hall.

Located in Howell Hall:

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Stadium Burch Hall Gymnasium Howell Hall Administration Building Library Center for Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurial Studies Nance Boyer Nance Boyer Conwill Hall Academic Commons Warehouse Grounds Building Physical Facilities Engineering Building Mail and Transportation Building Science Complex Tennis Courts Business Building Shepler Center Aggie Rec Center Cameron Exchange Music Building Haggar Hall Theatre Communications Building Art Building Jesse Davenport Unity Garden Bentley Gardens McCasland Pond Softball Field CETES Conference Center McMahon Centennial Complex McMahon Center Cameron Village Cameron Village Graybill Courtyard Cameron Park McMahon Field

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