Facilities

Burch Hall

Built in 1968 and originally referred to as the Technical Classrooms Building, Burch Hall was named after former Cameron president Richard B. Burch. With a 75mm Pack Howitzer guarding the east end of Burch Hall, the presence of Cameron’s award-winning Army ROTC program and the George D. Keathley Department of Military Science is undeniably made known to all who enter the building.

Burch Hall is also home to the Department of Computing and Mathematical Sciences; in addition, the building provides instructors and students with various multimedia applications and distance learning capabilities, such as ITV courses, that can be used in classrooms. CU’s Math Lab, study and meeting rooms for honor students, and tutorial areas are also found in Burch.

Howell Hall

Howell Hall, built in 1968 and named after former Cameron president Vernon C. Howell, houses the Department of Computing and Mathematical Sciences. This department immerses students in the complex and evolving fields 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.