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An Oklahoma City native and fifth-generation Oklahoman, Campbell joined the staff in 1991 following the relocation of McGraw-Hill School Division from Oklahoma City. As vice president, she has played an integral role in the growth of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame’s publications and scholarship programs, serves as scriptwriter and executive producer for the Oklahoma Hall of Fame Banquet & Induction Ceremony, and is the human resources officer for the organization.

She has volunteered and served on governing bodies of many worthwhile Oklahoma organizations, including the St. Luke’s Children’s Center Advisory Board, Project Okie, and Peppers Ranch. She is past president and remains active on the board of the Oklahoma Center for the Book under the Library of Congress.

As author/co-author, she has more than 300 published articles to her credit, appearing in Oklahoma Today, Reader’s Digest, Working Mother Magazine, and Oklahoma Woman Magazine, among others, and several books, including Celebrating 80 Years of Our State’s Highest Honor, Lee Allan Smith: Oklahoma’s Best Friend and Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture. She has edited more than 400 titles on Oklahoma’s rich history and her current projects include authoring a book celebrating our state’s unique heritage for elementary school-age students.

Campbell received her education from Oklahoma City Public Schools, the University of Central Oklahoma, and the University of Phoenix. She makes her home northwest of Oklahoma City.