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Haskell-KU Student Research Symposium Set for Friday
Twenty-nine undergraduate and postbaccalaureate scholars supported by research training programs at Haskell Indian Nations University (HINU) and the University of Kansas (KU) will present posters of their research at the 26th annual Haskell-KU Student Research Symposium, organized by KU’s Office for Advancing Success in Science (OASiS). The symposium will take place from 4 to 5:30 […]
Read MoreScholarships
Below is a listing of scholarhips currently available. Open or due dates are not listed as they may change by the sponsor – see each link for details: American Indian College Fund Native American College Scholarships Native Forward Scholars Fund Scholarships For Native Students Cobell https://cobellscholar.org American Indian Services Scholarships for Native American Students | […]
Read MoreStudent Accessibility Support Services
On behalf of the Student Accessibility Support Services (SASS), welcome to Haskell Indian Nations University. Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973 requires that most postsecondary schools provide accommodations for students with disabilities. The Student Accessibility Support Services program supports students with disabilities in a manner that is consistent with the best practices in the […]
Read MoreI.T. Department Staff
Information Technology Staff: Nathan Harjo, Director Pontiac Hall – 785-749-8482 nharjo@haskell.edu Denise Cesare, Program assistant Pontiac Hall – 785-749-8459 denise.cesare@bie.edu Brent Cahwee, I.T. Specialist Ross Hall – 785-749-8475 bcahwee@haskell.edu Kyuss Hala, I.T. Specialist Pontiac Hall – 785-749-8452 khala@haskell.edu Frank Minniti, I.T. Specialist Pontiac Hall – 785-749-8446 fminniti@haskell.edu Joseph Vanriette, I.T. Contractor Ross Hall – 785-830-2712 […]
Read MoreMeet the President
Alex Red Corn (Ed.D) is a citizen of the Osage Nation, where he is a member of the (Gentle Sky/Peacekeeper) clan, with family roots in the ͘ district near Pawhuska, Oklahoma. Dr. Red Corn is serving as Acting Haskell President through an Intergovernmental Personnel Agreement with the Bureau of Indian Education and the University of […]
Read MoreWellbriety Counselor
HASKELL ALCOHOL/SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELOR To provide a safe, drug and alcohol-free environment that promotes personal growth, resilience, and a community connection. Haskell’s alcohol and substance abuse program is a safe, community based program that is culturally based, adapted to the university environment. When students visit with the counselor, there are many opportunities for the student […]
Read MoreHaskell Women’s Basketball Headed to NAIA National Tournament
The Haskell Indian Nations University women’s basketball team has earned a berth in the 2026 NAIA Women’s Basketball National Championship following a championship run at the Continental Athletic Conference Tournament. Haskell secured their spot in the national tournament after defeating Georgia Gwinnett College 66–56 in the CAC Championship game on March 1. The victory marks […]
Read MoreCommunity Health
Community Health (AS)Courses by SemesterPathway Map Program Description Do you want to inspire your community to be healthier or become health advocate for change? Haskell is a place where you can get started. Our associate’s degree prepares you for roles focused on improving health within your home community. Our curriculum includes health education, health promotion, […]
Read MoreTheater Courses
THEAT 100 INTRODUCTION INTO THEATRE Introduction to the elements of theatre and drama necessary for analysis of dramatic literature and theatrical performances, and for understanding the role of theatre in society. THEAT 105 LEC IMPROVISATION THEATRE Basic methods of extemporaneous physical and vocal expression serving as a foundation for acting technique THEAT 106 LEC INTRODUCTION […]
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Theatre The theatre program introduces students to theatre appreciation, theatre history, acting, and dramatic literature. The program seeks to equip students with self-confidence, leadership, and a greater appreciation for performance. The program includes courses that meet general-education distribution requirements as well as electives. The program includes the study of Western and world theatre as well […]
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