cooperative education, pre-professional studies, teacher certification, and the Army ROTC program. In addition, Cameron offers an honors program, early admission, advanced standing, and college-level examination programs. Some 58% of entering students require remedial work, as their median ACT scores are at the ninth percentile. A wide range of organizations and interest groups are located on campus, including departmental, minority, professional, political, and religious organizations, and various honorary and recognition societies. Students can also become involved in student government, choral groups, a jazz ensemble, theater, or Greek life. Athletics Cameron's athletic teams, known as the Aggies, are a member of Division II of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA), primarily competing in the Lone Star Conference. Sports offered are men's and women's basketball, baseball, volleyball, softball, spirit team, men's and women's golf, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's track and field. Notable alumni Billy Paultz – Played 15 seasons of professional basketball in the ABA and the NBA. Made 3 ABA All-Star teams, leading the league in blocked shots in 1975–76. Won an ABA championship with the New York Nets in 1973-74 Hillbilly Jim - Professional wrestler known as "Hillbilly" Jim Morris William C. Bilo – United States Army Brigadier General who served as deputy director of the Army National Guard John Brandes – National Football League special teams player Doug Brown – US Army General and former Commanding General, US Special Operations Command Mark Cotney – Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive back Jason Christiansen – Major League Baseball pitcher Avery Johnson – Basketball player in NBA and former head coach of the University of Alabama men's basketball team. He formerly coached the Brooklyn Nets and Dallas Mavericks teams of the NBA Gary Jones – politician, appointed as Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector Nate Miller – American football player Gary M. Rose - Medal of Honor recipient for gallantry during the Vietnam War T.W. Shannon – politician and first African-American Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives Ray Gene Smith – NFL player Charles Washington – NFL and CFL player Adrian Wiggins – Former Fresno State women's basketball coach, and former women's basketball program head coach at the University of Mississippi Thomas Toth – Canadian runner References External links Cameron Athletics website Lawton, Oklahoma Public universities and colleges in Oklahoma OK Cooperative Alliance Educational institutions established in 1908 Education in Comanche County, Oklahoma Buildings and structures