The documentary Point Four highlights the history of Haramaya University, an agricultural technical campus in Ethiopia established in 1956 in collaboration with the U.S. government and with assistance from Oklahoma State University. Beginning in 1952, Oklahoma State University began establishing physical plants and bringing in staff to run academic and research programs at the then known Imperial Ethiopia College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts. By the time the program came to an end in 1968, there were 300 highly trained American citizens that lived and worked in Ethiopia to build this university. The film features interviews with Americans who were involved with the program in Ethiopia as well as Ethiopian graduates from the school.
