He served in all commissioned grades from second lieutenant to major general with duties and assignments commensurate with grade, branch and experience. One of Campbell’s many military assignments was service as professor of military science and tactics at then-Arkansas State College from 1936-38. His military education included Bowdoin College’s ROTC program (1917), Artillery Officer Basic Course (1924), Artillery Officer Advanced Course (1932), Command and General Staff College (1936), and Army War College (1939). Campbell experienced a long and varied military career after earning a Bachelor of Science degree in general studies from Bowdoin College in 1917. The list of members can be found on the A-State website. The Hall of Heroes is located at the East entrance. The Hall of Heroes provides an opportunity for Arkansas State University to pay tribute to ROTC alumni who have distinguished themselves through commendable service to our nation and outstanding representation of the university. Boniface Campbell (honored posthumously), retired Col. 6, and receive additional recognition at A-State’s Homecoming game with Appalachian State in Centennial Bank Stadium. JONESBORO - Four outstanding veterans of Arkansas State University’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program will join the prestigious Hall of Heroes in a special induction ceremony Saturday, Nov.
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