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Haskell Career Counselor Appointed Member of Inaugural HBCU-MSI Federal Advisory Council
Contact Information Jonathan Klusmeyer (klusmeyer.jonathan@epa.gov) 913-343-2991 LENEXA, KAN. (SEPT. 19, 2024) – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the members of the inaugural Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Minority Serving Institutions (HBCU-MSI) Federal Advisory Council. This council marks a significant milestone in EPA’s commitment to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion within environmental policymaking […]
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24/7 Resources: 24/7 The Willow 785-843-3333 24/7 Strong Hearts 1-844-762-8483 24/7 Lawrence Crisis Center Text 988 24/7 The Sexual Trauma & Abuse Care Center 785-843-8985 24/7 BIE Behavioral Health & Wellness Program 1-844-275-2497 24/7 National Human Trafficking Resource Center 1-888-373-7888 24/7 Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Tribal Victim Services 1-866-966-0173 24/7 Know Someone Experiencing Emotional Distress/Suicidal […]
Read MoreHINU Campus Advocate Coordinator
Campus Campus Advocate Coordinator (Interim) Kylie Fielder kfielder@haskell.edu (Office) 785-749-8478 Haskell Student Sexual Misconduct Policy Haskell Sexual Misconduct Policy Appendix A and B Sex Discrimination Complaint Form If you are in a life-threatening situation or in imminent danger, please call 911 and then HINU Security 785-760-6192 Non-Emergencies 24/7 HINU Security: 785-760-6192 (text or call) […]
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Student Rights Specialist, Student Conduct Office Danelle C. Crawford McKinney, M. Div. Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Cell Phone: (785) 813-5801 Office Phone: (785) 749-8415 dmckinney@haskell.edu Student Code: Haskell New Student Code Reporting Form
Read MoreHINU New Student Policies
Haskell Indian Nations University and the Bureau of Indian Education are committed to the safety and well-being of students, staff, and faculty. Building on our commitment to fostering a safe and inclusive environment, Haskell initiated significant updates to policies and procedural reforms regarding sexual harassment, discrimination, and the code of conduct. These targeted reforms ensure […]
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Haskell Policy Library The University community is invited to review and provide feedback on draft policies and significant policy revisions. These items will be posted to this page for a period of 14 days. Please note public comments received are advisory in nature and will not obligate the University to make any changes in its […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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, […]
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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 […]
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