Experiential Learning
Our programs have a strong commitment to Experiential Learning. While linked to course work, we offer the following hands-on learning opportunities:
The Collegian & Aggie Central
The Cameron Collegian is the official student newspaper of Cameron University.
An operating free press, the Collegian is available each Monday during the regular academic year. It is printed by the Lawton Constitution and delivered across campus Monday afternoon.
The Collegian editorial staff is selected from CU undergraduate and graduate students. The entirety of the publication, from planning to publication, is managed by this student staff. The Collegian abides by the code of ethics and campus media statements outlined by the Society of Professional Journalists.
For more information on The Collegian contact David Bublitz dbublitz@cameron.edu
Aggie Central is the home of Cameron University Student Media. At Aggie Central you can find current and archived issues of The Cameron Collegian and The Gold Mine, news from CUTV and information on CU Esports. Click here to visit Aggie Central.
CUTV
In our state-of-the-art TV Studio, students write, produce, digitally record, edit and broadcast news and feature programming regularly throughout the year. Students are in courses learning how to do so, but they also have continuous opportunities to master skills in Video production.
Layout and Design
Similar opportunities in layout and design using Adobe Creative Suite are worked into courses on other visual media.
The Gold Mine
Cameron University’s Department of Communication, English and Foreign Languages publishes “The Gold Mine,” a CU student literary journal, once a year. Launched during the Spring 2010 semester, “The Gold Mine” provides Cameron students with a venue for their artistic work as well gives students experience in publishing.
“The Gold Mine” features fiction, non-fiction, poetry, one-act plays, artwork and photo essays from CU students. All submissions must include the creator’s name, phone number, email address and type of submission. Literary works have a maximum length of 10 pages/3,000 words and must be submitted via a printed version. All artwork must be submitted on CD in jpeg format and must include an artist’s statement. Submissions are reviewed and selected for publication by the editorial staff and student readers.
Submissions can be dropped off at the Department of Communication, English and Foreign Languages, Nance-Boyer Hall Room 2014. Multiple submissions will be accepted.
For further information, please contact Leah Chaffins lellis@cameron.edu
The Oklahoma Review
The Oklahoma Review is an online literary magazine published through the Department of Communication, English and Foreign Languages at Cameron University in southwest Oklahoma. Since the spring of 2000, The Oklahoma Review has published poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, translation and art from writers and artists from the United States and from around the globe.
For more information about the Oklahoma Review contact Dr. William Carney wcarney@cameron.edu or Leah Chaffins lellies@cameron.edu
Undergraduate Research
Advanced students in our programs are encouraged to pursue undergraduate research and submit work for presentation state, regional and national conferences. Our students have presented research at Oklahoma Research Day, the Oklahoma Speech, Theatre and Communication Association (OSTCA), at the Transformative Learning Conference, and at the annual conference of the National Council of Undergraduate Research (NCUR).
