Freedom of Expression
Commitment to freedom of expression – annual report
Cameron University respects the right of all members of the academic community to explore and to discuss questions of interest, to express opinions publicly and privately, and to join together to demonstrate their concerns by orderly means. It is the policy of the University to protect the right of voluntary assembly, to make its facilities available for peaceful assembly, to welcome guest speakers, and to protect the exercise of these rights from disruption or interference.
In accordance with Oklahoma Law 70 O.S., Section 2120 (which originated as Senate Bill 361 passed by the Oklahoma Legislature and signed into law April 29, 2019), each public institution of higher education shall report to the Governor and the Legislature as well as publicly post on its website a report that details barriers to, or incidents of disruption of, free expression on campus.
This report shall include incidents that attempt to block or prohibit speakers and investigations into students or student organizations for their speech and shall include the nature of each barrier or incident, as well as what disciplinary action, if any, was taken against members of the campus community determined to be responsible for those specific barriers or incidents involving students.
During the 2023 calendar year, no complaints or reports were filed pertaining to barriers to free expression at Cameron University on the Lawton or Duncan campuses.
If you have concerns or comments about campus opportunities for free expression, then please contact the Cameron University Equal Opportunity and Title IX office at http://www.evac24.com/oeo.
For information about the use of campus facilities and our commitment to freedom of expression and freedom of speech, please visit http://www.evac24.com/current-students/student-services/handbook/facility-use-policy.
To report incidents to the Oklahoma State Regents Free Speech Committee, please use the link: Free Speech Violation Complaint Form.