Haskell

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Haskell's Strong Legacy

From a tribal boarding school to a 4-year university serving
Native American students across the world

Haskell Indian Nations University (Kan.) is the premiere tribal university in the United States, offering quality education to Native American students. Located on a historic campus in Lawrence, Kan., Haskell offers both Associate's and Bachelor's degrees. Haskell’s student population averages about 1,000 per semester, and all students are members of federally recognized tribes.

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Coming to Haskell gave me an opportunity to be with people who were like me as well, in a community where I felt respected and welcomed."
Amaya Harris
Haskell Track & Field

Culture Customs

Watch these short video clips to learn more about the Native American cultural customs

Experience a Pow Wow

Four Directions Color

Inappropriate Gestures

Inappropriate Gestures

Smudging

Spiritual Meaning of Turquoise

 

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Be more respectful to the culture, try to get an understanding of our way of life and be more compassionate of the things we do here."
Jayzon Hundley
Haskell Student

The Haskell Experience

Learn more about life as a Haskell student.

Core Values: Coaches of Character

Core Values: Respect Everyone

Feeling Respected and Welcomed

Haskell Legacy

Immersed in Native Culture

Haskell Feels Like Home

 

MMIW
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

MMIW is a movement that advocates for the end of the disproportionally high levels of violence faced by Native women and girls. 

Red Handprint - Bringing Awareness About our Missing Sisters 

Red Handprint - Talking openly about domestic violence 

 

Did you know?

Regalia Skirts
The definition of couture

Moccasins
Connected to Mother Earth

Moccasins
Handmade tradition 

Moccasins
Reflect the tribe

Cultural Stereotypes

Cultural Stereotypes

Questions you were afraid to ask

 

Native American History

Native Culture
A loving people

Respect our Culture
Understand our way of life

My Culture
Close to nature and each other

Native American Women
Held in high regard