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A.A. Communication Studies
Associate of Arts, Communication Studies The mastery of speech communication skills enables students to communicate more effectively in interpersonal, intercultural, group, and public situations. Principles of communication theory provide students with a basis for understanding and analyzing the role of communication and rhetoric in society. Student Learning Outcomes Research and Documentation Skills Students will effectively […]
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School of Education-Elementary Teacher Education Program Academic Road Map AA of Para-Professional Education Freshman I Semester ENG 101 English Composition I (3) UNIV 105 Haskell Seminar (3) MATH 101 College Algebra or Math 208 Statistics (3) Humanities and Arts Requirement (3) EED 102 Explorations in Elementary Education (3) 15 credit hours Freshman II […]
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Associate of Arts, Social Work The social work program uses a strengths based empowerment approach when instructing and advising social work students to become scholars and leaders to their tribal nations. Students are encouraged to learn basic research methods and begin critically reflecting upon their writing and framework. Student Learning Outcomes By the time a […]
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Associate of Science, Community Health The Department of Health, Sport and Exercise Science (HSES) encourages students to lead a healthy and active lifestyle by offering academic and experiential learning opportunities focused on health literacy, technical and tactical sport strategies, and the culture of exercise. Academic courses and internship experiences provides students with opportunities to work […]
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Associate of of Science, Recreation & Fitness Management The Department of Health, Sport and Exercise Science encourages students to lead a healthy and active lifestyle by offering academic and experiential learning opportunities focused on health literacy, technical and tactical sport strategies, and the culture of exercise. Academic courses and internship experiences provides students with opportunities […]
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Higher Learning Commission Haskell Indian Nations University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), an institutional accreditor recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. ________________________________________ Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) The Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) is the professional accreditor that assures quality, equity, and excellence in educator […]
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100-Level200-Level300-Level400-Level AIS 102|American Indian Issues I|3 Credits An overview of current and historical issues which have resulted in policies and regulations affecting American Indians and Alaska Natives. The issues include: education, treaties, sovereignty and self-determination, religions, natural resources, legislation, jurisdiction, reservation and/or urban status, federal trust relationship, tribal economics and enterprises, American Indian policy, federal […]
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Indigenous and American Indian Studies Eric Anderson (Citizen Potawatomi Nation) Faculty, Indigenous and American Indian Studies 124 Parker Hall College of Natural and Social Sciences eanderson@haskell.edu – (785) 749-8404 x728 Ph.D., University of Kansas Jimmy Beason II (Osage Nation) Faculty, Indigenous and American Indian Studies 103B Parker Hall College of Natural and Social Sciences jbeason@haskell.edu – (785) 749-8404 […]
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100-Level ART 100 | Art Appreciation | 3 Credits A beginning course in the study of art with relation to the nature of art, art expressions, experiences and creativity. The course will examine the visual communication of art forms as related to cultural heritage. This course is also a foundation for developing critical thinking by […]
Read MoreHistory of Blue Eagle Hall
History of Blue Eagle Hall Blue Eagle Hall was constructed in 1957 and dedicated and named on October 24, 1959. The dedication was part of the 75th anniversary of the school, called Haskell Institute at the time. Mrs. Hildegarde Thompson, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Chief of Education, and Frank Carlson, U.S. Senator of Kansas, spoke […]
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