James Argyle McLauchlin
President of Central State Normal School (1908-1911)
Employment
During his career, McLauchlin "served as conductor or instructor in twelve different Normal Institutes held in his native state, Texas, or Oklahoma" [A History of the State of Oklahoma by Luther B. Hill, page 114]
- 1897 Taught Latin at the University of North Carolina during the summer [Story of CSC, page 92]
- 1897, c. - 1904 Chair of Mathematics at Austin College in Texas [Story of CSC, page 92] Prior to Austin College, he worked for Kansas public schools for four years, and for North Carolina public schools for five years [Hill, page 114]
- 1904 - 1908, c. Superintendent of Magnum Public Schools, Magnum, Oklahoma [Story of CSC, page 92]
- 1907 - 1908 Taught mathematics at Southwestern Normal School (Now Southwestern Oklahoma State University), Weatherford, Oklahoma [Story of CSC, page 92]
- 1908 - 1911 Became President of then Central State Normal School in June 1908
- Retired from Central State Normal School on April 28, 1911 as a result of a vote by the State Board of Education
- 1914 - 1925 Head of the Department of Foreign Languages, Southwestern State Teachers College (Now Southwestern Oklahoma State University), Weatherford, Oklahoma
- 1926 Head of the Department of Education, Southwestern State Teachers College
- 1932, c. Head of the Department of Psychology, Southwestern State Teachers College
