1930
Mr. Campbell is born to Lois Raymond and La Vada Henager-Campbell.
1953
Mr. Campbell receives a Bachelor of Science in geology from Tulsa University.
1957
Mr. Campbell receives a Master of Science in geology from The University of Oklahoma and begins his career as a geologist with the Lone Star Producing Company.
1958
Mr. Campbell marries Janet Gay Newland.
1960
Mr. Campbell becomes an active member of the Last Frontier Council with the Boy Scouts of America.
1963
Mr. Campbell is appointed education chairman of the Eagle District.
1965
Mr. Campbell becomes a district geologist and geological consultant with Tenneco Oil Company.
1977
Mr. Campbell becomes an exploration manager at Leede Exploration.
1980
Mr. Campbell is appointed president of Earth Hawk Exploration, Inc.
1983
Mr. Campbell serves the division exploration manager at PetroCorp., Inc.
1985
Mr. Campbell becomes an active member of the School of Geology and Geophysics Alumni at the University of Oklahoma.
1988
Mr. Campbell joins the board of directors and the advisory council at the University of Oklahoma.
1989
Mr. Campbell receives a Distinguished Service Award from the Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists.
1995
Mr. Campbell retires as a geologist and begins consulting work.
1997
Mr. Campbell serves as president of the Elders Council of the Red Earth Indian Center.
1999
Mr. Campbell receives the Spirit Award from the Elders Council of the Red Earth Indian Center.
2002
Mr. Campbell is a gubernatorial appointee of the Native American Cultural and Education Authority.
2003
Mr. Campbell receives the Oklahoma Governor’s Arts Award for Community Service.
2008
Mr. Campbell receives the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Mewbourne College of Earth and Energy at the University of Oklahoma.
2010
Mr. Campbell receives the Legends Award from the Oklahoma Geological Foundation.