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This housing application will be used to assign Fall 2025 new students, readmitted students, and transfer students. Students who attended Haskell during the Spring 2025 semester, were provided an opportunity to pre-assign early for Fall 2025 housing. Continuing students who are completing this application after July 1, 2025, will be housed, space permitting, after the […]
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Paul Sulongteh Director of Residential Services OK Hall 1068 | 785-830-2703 | psulongteh@haskell.edu Matt Jones Lead College Resident Assistant Blalock Hall 133 | 785-749-8462 | mjones@haskell.edu Ruthann Hicks Lead College Resident Assistant OK Hall 1099 | 785-749-8410 | rhicks@haskell.edu
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Policies, Manuals and Handbooks: The links below are for references to all DOI, BIA and Haskell employees. DOI policies – Departmental Manuals | U.S. Department of the Interior DOI HR policies – Human Resources Policies | U.S. Department of the Interior AS-IA manuals – Manual | Indian Affairs AS-IA handbooks – IA Handbooks | Indian Affairs Haskell Employee […]
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www.usajobs.gov – USAJOBS is the official job site of the United States Federal Government Links for Federal Employees: www.opm.gov – U.S. Office of Personal Management (OPM) to download Standard Forms, Optional Forms and review information regarding health benefits, life insurance, retirement, leave, etc. www.tsp.gov – The TSP is a retirement savings plan for civilians who […]
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1884: The United States Indian Industrial Training School In 1884, twenty-two American Indian students entered the doors of a new American Indian boarding school in Lawrence, Kansas, to begin an educational program that focused on agricultural education in grades one through five. Originally named the United States Indian Industrial Training School, enrollment quickly grew from […]
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…so long as the hoop was unbroken — the people flourished. — Black Elk, Oglala Sioux Holy Man VISION 2020 Haskell is a unique and diverse inter-tribal university committed to the advancement of sovereignty, self-determination, and the inherent rights of tribes. MISSION The mission of Haskell Indian Nations University is to build the leadership capacity of […]
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The decision to pursue higher education is one of the most important decisions you will make. There are many factors to consider as you make a choice that can have long-term and beneficial impacts on your life, family and community. Haskell Indian Nations University can be an important starting point in your professional career. Your […]
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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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Associate of Arts, Media Communication Courses in media communications introduce students to various forms of media production. Practical experience is also available and encouraged in these areas of media communications. Student Learning Outcomes History of Design: Students will demonstrate knowledge concerning the history of design. Design and Composition Principles: Students will demonstrate proficiency in design […]
Read MoreA.A.para Professional Education B.S.elementary Education
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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