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Haskell CARES Act Funds
Department of Education HEERF Reporting Quarter 1 Haskell CARES Act Student Emergency Relief Report on Funds Received Letter – Quarter 1 – 2021 Award P425F00841 – 2021 1st Quarter Report Award P425K200006 – 2021 1st Quarter Report 2022 Quarter 1 Report Mar_2023_HEERF_Quarterly_Reporting_Form-Q1 2023 Haskell Cares Act Q1-2024 Quarter 2 Haskell CARES Act Student Emergency Relief […]
Read MoreRe-Admitted Students
Admission Information – Re-Admitted Students Students who have attended Haskell previously and want to return to continue their education. If a student has attended another college after Haskell, please refer to Transfer Student (https://haskell.edu/admissions/transfer) section. Please note, files are periodically moved to national archives and if you have not attended Haskell within the past three […]
Read MoreTransfer Students
Who are Transfer students at Haskell Indian Nations University? A transfer student is degree seeking and has college experience which may include dual enrollment in high school. Examples include students who have attended other technical, junior or community colleges, universities or other institutions of higher learning. If a student enrolled and withdrew from an institution, […]
Read MoreNew Students
Who are first-year students at Haskell Indian Nations University? First-year students at HINU are students who have never attended college before and have a high school diploma or GED. First-year students are new college students pursuing an undergraduate degree. Admissions Standards: First-Year Students Regular Acceptance – Students with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0 […]
Read MoreNASA TCU-ELO Program
Indian Country is unprepared for the impacts associated with a changing climate. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and the Third National Climate Assessment, populations that lack critical infrastructure and resources are most vulnerable to impacts brought on by a changing climate. The focus of this project is to address this disparity and […]
Read MoreGraduation (Student Right To Know) Information
Graduation Rate Information @ Haskell Interpret data with caution. Haskell Indian Nations University does not allow students to be admitted to the bachelor’s programs until 45 credits are completed. Overall Graduation Rate and Transfer-Out Rate The overall graduation rate is also known as the “Student Right to Know” or IPEDS graduation rate. It tracks the […]
Read MoreRetention Rate
Retention Rate Retention Rate: (as defined by the National Center for Education Statistics) A measure of the rate at which students persist in their educational program at an institution, expressed as a percentage. For four-year institutions, this is the percentage of first-time bachelors (or equivalent) degree-seeking undergraduates from the previous fall who are again enrolled […]
Read MoreVoter Registration
Voter Registration Information 1. You may register by picking up a hard copy of the registration form in the Registrar’s office or the Dean of Students office on our campus – Pushmataha Hall (in English and Spanish). 2. Registration sites are also located at a variety of locations in Douglas County: Registration Locations 3. You […]
Read MoreCampus Safety And Security
Campus Safety And Security For full information download the complete 2023 Annual Haskell Safety Report Haskell Indian Nations University Security Office HASKELL SECURITY CELL PHONE NUMBER: 785-760-6192 The Haskell Indian Nations University Security Office is located on the first floor of Roe Cloud Hall. The Haskell Security Officers and Hours are James Yarnall, Harold Barton, […]
Read MoreVaccination Policies
All accepted students must have current Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) immunizations. Documentation of immunizations must be presented before registration. Source – Haskell Indian Nations University Catalog 2016-2017
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