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2014 Haskell Indian Nations University FALL 2014 STUDENT INFORMATION This document is a compilation of information to assist and update new, transfer, re-admitted, and continuing students to prepare for arrival on campus in August. Information contained is subject to change and you are encouraged to check our website for updates. Onward Haskell!

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2014 Haskell

Indian Nations University

FALL 2014 STUDENT INFORMATION This document is a compilation of information to assist and update new, transfer, re-admitted, and continuing students to prepare for arrival on campus in August. Information contained is subject to change and you are encouraged to check our website for updates. Onward Haskell!

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New & Transfer Student Orientation and Enrollment Schedule

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Haskell Indian Nations University “Discover Haskell 2014”

Discover Haskell! We have been waiting for you! Our theme for orientation this year is “Discover Haskell”. Your guides for this discovery will be our Haskell Student Ambassadors. These young men and women are ready, willing, and able to help you make the transition to college. Aside from your personal belongings we ask that you bring the following to campus: 1). Positive attitude, 2.) Your leadership style, 3.) Sense of humor, and 4.) Respect.

Why is orientation important? Take a few moments and review the schedule of events for your first week at Haskell. Orientation activities, events, and programming are designed with you – the student –in mind. Our goal is to connect you with faculty and staff, provide information on our academic programs, and learn about the resources available to support your successful transition to Haskell.

We strongly encourage you to attend all events and activities as scheduled. The events and activities will assist and provide you with the resources, tools, and knowledge to support your success at Haskell. There are times open for you to explore the campus and Lawrence on your own and even make those last minute trips to purchase items for your room.

We look forward to meeting you in August!

Welcome to Haskell! Thursday, August 14, 2014- The first day! 8 am – 8 pm New & Transfer Student Check-in

Navarre Hall Room 114 Students are required to check-in with the Office of Admissions upon arrival to campus. Check-in must be completed before you move in to your residence hall and for enrollment. During the check-in you will also receive your Haskell identification card. Be prepared to “take a picture”!

9 am Residential Halls Open for New and Transfer Students Reminder: Check-in is required before proceeding to residential halls.

Pocahontas Hall – Women Blalock – Men O/K Hall – Men & Women; assigned by Athletics

10 am-12 pm Academic & Student Life Resource Fair Tommaney Hall/Academic Support Center (library)

This is a great opportunity for students and parents/family to meet faculty and staff and learn about our academic programs and resources.

FYI: Dining Services & Evening Events are listed on pages 5 and 6.

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Thursday, August 14, 2014- The first day! 1 pm Welcome to Haskell! Auditorium

Students and families are encouraged to attend this “kick-off” event for Orientation! The program will include a welcome by Dr. Venida Chenault, Haskell President and provide an overview of Haskell’s history, programs, and services.

2:15-3:30 pm Workshops for Parents and Family

Sequoyah Hall Workshops designed for parents and families hosted by Haskell staff and faculty will include topics on “how to support” your student at college, financial aid, and safety.

Friday, August 15, 2014 10:00 am Testing…1-2-3: Math Placement Testing

Sequoyah Hall/Math Department Q: Who should attend?

A: Students over the age of 21 years and GED students Still not sure? Check with the Admissions staff to clarify in Navarre Hall in room 112A.

2:15-3:30 pm History of Haskell Walking Tour

Auditorium Designed to acclimate new and transfer students to campus through discovering Haskell’s history, programs, and people! Wear your walking shoes.

Saturday, August 16, 2014 1:45 -4 pm College Success Seminars I

Sequoyah Hall You will receive YOUR Academic Advising file at this event! Keep

track of this file folder as you will need these materials for sessions on Sunday, Monday, and enrollment on Tuesday.

The workshops sessions are 25 minutes and students will rotate through each workshop.

The sessions will provide resources and tools for your academic success @ Haskell! Arrive early to receive your advising file folder find your seat for the first workshop session.

Sunday, August 17, 2014 9 am Four Directions

Auditorium/Fire Circle Haskell Student Ambassadors will facilitate a talking circle on resources available to maintain spiritual wellness.

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Sunday, August 17, 2014 11 am-2 pm Campus Essentials for New & Transfer Students

Navarre Hall Room 128 and Elzea Print Shop Display Area Student support services and resources information distributed:

1. Receive campus post office box 2. Student Code of Conduct handbook 3. Information - Haskell Health Center 4. Off Campus Student Information – Counseling Center

2 -4 pm College Success Seminars II Sequoyah Hall

BRING YOUR Academic Advising file folder to this event! NEW Workshops – four 25 minute sessions and students will

rotate through each workshop.

Monday, August 18, 2014 9 -11 am Mandatory Enrollment Prep Sessions for

New and Transfer Students BRING Your Advising File Folder & catalog Arrive on time! Must complete this session BEFORE you can enroll. Find Your Major/Area of Study and proceed with your Advising

Folder and catalog to develop your schedule • American Indian Studies – Parker, Room 111 • Elementary Education – Parker, Room 139 • Business Administration – Blue Eagle, Room 106 • Natural Science and Environmental Science – Sequoyah, Room 118 • Liberal Arts/Undecided students – Ross, Room 121A and 121B • Transfer students – Ross, Room 140

FAQs Q: What if I missed the Prep Sessions and do not have a tentative class schedule prepared? A: The Student Success Center will assist you. The Student Success Center is located in Sequoyah Hall.

You are encouraged to meet with them before your scheduled enrollment time. Q: What if I miss my scheduled appointment time with my advisor on Tuesday to enroll? A: You will have to wait until 3:00 p.m. and return to your advisor’s office to complete. Q: What if I lose my advising folder? A: Immediately go to the Admissions Office in Navarre Hall for assistance. If after 5 p.m infomr a

Student Ambassador know and they can assist you.

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Monday, August 18, 2014 1:30-2:30 pm Mandatory – Overview for Enrollment Auditorium

This session will answer questions and check your documents and guide you through the process of enrollment set for Tuesday, August 19th. Bring your catalog, Advising folder, and your questions!

Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Follow these four steps – If you have questions Student Ambassadors, Faculty & Staff will be available to direct and assist you.

Step 1: Find YOUR assigned time and then proceed to your assigned advisor’s office with

the tentative class schedule you completed at Sunday prep sessions. The schedule to enroll is based on YOUR last name.

Step 2: You and your advisor will complete your schedule to enroll. Reminder: Your advisor’s name is on your academic advising file folder.

Step 3: You will receive 2 copies of your fall class schedule. One is for you to keep and the other is for you to take to the library (Tommaney Hall) for textbooks.

Step 4: Take schedule to library (Tommaney Hall) and to pick up your textbooks you must present your Haskell photo ID card.

Notes:

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Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Important!!! Don’t forget – Fees are due today by 4pm! o Visit with Business Office on payment options/Navarre Hall South

Classes begin! Have a great semester. Add/drop begins – must have advisor’s signature – NO Exceptions! Submit

form to Registrar’s Office/Navarre Hall – ends on August 27 at 4 p.m.

Campus Dining Services Schedule Thursday, August 14 thru Tuesday, August 19,

Brunch 10 am –12 pm Dinner 4- 6 pm

Welcome Luncheon: Thursday, August 14 11:30-1 pm, Curtis Hall Cookout: Saturday, August 16 hosted by Haskell Alumni 4-6 pm, Gazebo Area BBQ: Monday, August 18 hosted by Breaking Camp 5-7 pm, Gazebo Area

FYI: Haskell email set-up will be completed at Pontiac Hall. Your information packet will have details to get you “connected”.

Don’t forget to visit the “Jim”. The Jim Thorpe Fitness Center has

weights, cardio, and treadmills ready for you to use.

The Student Success Center is the place to go for assistance, sending/receiving a fax, use a computer, print, or just have a good cup

of coffee. The Student Success Center is located in Sequoyah Hall.

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Our Evening Events & Activities! Thursday, August 14th Scavenger Hunt & Movie hosted by TRiO & Student Stidham, 6:30 pm Success Center

Friday, August 15th Block Party! O/K Hall Courts, 7:30 pm New Student Gathering I 3on3 Basketball, Volleyball, scavenger hunt…

Saturday, August 16th Game Show Night… Auditorium, 6:30 pm New Student Gathering II Trivia? Shopper Savvy, In it to Win it… Sunday, August 17th Haskell Nations Unite!

Tecumseh, 7 pm New Student Gathering III Wear your favorite “powwow, Tribal, or Haskell” t-shirt and get an extra ticket for door prizes to our Cultural Night. Traditional Potluck!

Monday, August 18th Playfair 2014 Powwow Grounds, 7:30 pm An interactive and networking session like you have

never seen! Fun and engaging. Tuesday, August 19th Haskell Highlight Night hosted by Student Activities

Over 30 clubs, organizations and programs will be in attendance. Great opportunity to meet

For more information on the schedule – Contact:

Office of Admissions – 785-749-8454 Or email [email protected] or [email protected]

Schedule is subject to change – visit Haskell website for updates

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Readmitted Students

2014Welcome Back! Join us on Monday, 8/18 for BBQ at Gazebo area at 5 p.m.

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Office of the Registrar | 155 Indian Avenue #5020 | Lawrence, Kansas 66046

Phone: (785)749-8440 | FAX (785) 843-6662 | [email protected]

Haskell Indian Nations University

Re-Admitted Student Schedule

Fall 2014

Sunday, August 17, 2014

8:00am Housing opens - Check into rooms and drop luggage off

11:00am – 2:00pm Admissions Office check in (Navarre Hall) – re-admitted students must check

in with the Admissions Office before visiting with advisor.

10:00am – 12:00pm Brunch (Curtis Hall)

4:00pm-6:00pm Dinner (Curtis Hall)

Monday, August 18, 2014

8:30am - 11:30am Library open

9:00am – 12:00pm Student Bank/Business Office open

9:00am – 12:00pm Admissions Office check in (Navarre Hall) – re-admitted students must check

in with the Admissions Office before visiting with advisor.

9:00am – 11:00am Academic Prep Sessions (Ross Hall) – find out about the changes in the degree

check sheets and policies.

American Indian Studies (Parker Hall)

Business Students (Blue Eagle Hall)

Education Students (Parker Hall)

9:00am – 12:00pm Student Enrollment (Your Advisor’s Office) – follow the Enrollment Schedule

Flyer - once your advisor has encoded your schedule and provides you a

copy(ies). You are ready for the semester to begin. Classes begin Wednesday,

August 20, 2014. Be sure to pay your student fees by Wednesday.

10:00am – 12:00pm Lunch (Curtis Hall)

1:00pm – 4:00pm Admissions Office check in (Navarre Hall) – re-admitted students must check

in with the Admissions Office before visiting with advisor.

1:00pm – 4:00pm Student Bank/Business Office open

1:30pm – 4:00pm Student Enrollment – see academic advisor (name is on advisor folder)

1:30pm – 4:00pm Library open – you can take your copy of your schedule to the library for

textbooks

5:00pm-7:00pm Gazebo: BBQ and give away items

Tuesday, August 19, 2014

9:00am – 12:00pm Admissions Office/Student Bank/Business Office open

10:00am – 12:00pm Brunch (Curtis Hall)

1:00pm – 4:00pm Admissions Office/Student Bank/Business Office/Library open

4:00pm-6:00pm Dinner (Curtis Hall)

If you need any official documents sent out to your tribe or scholarship address, you can stop by the

Office of the Registrar to submit request. Location of the Office of the Registrar is 119 Navarre Hall.

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Continuing Students

2014Welcome Back! Monday, 8/18 for BBQ at Gazebo area at 5 p.m. & PLAYFAIR

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Office of the Registrar | 155 Indian Avenue #5020 | Lawrence, Kansas 66046 Phone: (785)749-8440 | FAX (785) 843-6662 | [email protected]

Haskell Indian Nations University

Continuing Students Fall 2014 Schedule

Sunday, August 17, 2014 8:00am Check in Residential Halls -Housing

Open for Continuing Students 10:00am to 5:00pm

Official Schedule Pick up – Pre-enrolled Students

Enter Navarre Hall, you will be given two (2) official schedules, one for the library and the other schedule is your official schedule.

Pick up your schedule even if you plan on changing your schedule so Haskell knows you are on campus. Be sure to have your student or photo ID.

If you do not pick up your schedule on Sunday your schedule will be dropped on Monday, August 18, 2014 at noon.

Late arrival – Schedule pick up If you will be late coming back to

campus, please contact the Office of the Registrar by email at

[email protected] to let us know when you will be arriving.

Students with Business Holds If you have a business hold you will

need to take off the hold at the Business Office.

Monday, August 18, 2014 830am-1130am & 130pm-430pm

Library – Textbook Pick-up Leave one of your official schedules off

to have your textbooks collected.

Be sure to have your student or photo ID.

Monday, August 18, 2014 Continued 9:00am—12:00pm

ENROLLMENT Continuing Students-Not Pre-enrolled

Students who have not pre-enrolled will meet with their academic advisors on Monday, August 18, 2014. Advisor will encode the classes.

Advisors will sign on your official copies

12:00pm (Noon) Classes Dropped If you have not picked up your official

schedule through the Office of the Registrar, your classes will be dropped.

Exceptions – if you have notified the Registrar’s Office in writing of your late arrival your classes will not be dropped.

Monday, August 18, 2014 Continued 1:00pm-4:00pm

Enrollment— see academic advisor’s to enroll. If you need any additional official schedules please see the Office of the Registrar.

Wednesday, August 20, 2014 9:00am-12:00pm & 1:00pm – 4:00pm

Classes - Begins Add/Drop – Begins

Fees – DUE Fee payment can be taken care of at the Business Office by 4pm

Schedules

Additional schedules, stop by the Registrar’s Office to get a duplicate official schedule.

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When requesting transportation, ask to be picked up at Kansas City International Airport and dropped off at Haskell Indian Nations University, 155 Indian Avenue, Lawrence, KS 66046

Ground Transportation Service Reservations (Taxi Service): (785) 842-8294 or 1-888-467-3729

o $50 per person one way (accepts cash or all major credit cards) o Town service car, $95 flat rate up to 3 people – rate can be shared for students going the same

destination to/from the airport. (See website schedule.) o Website: gtslawrence.com

SDM Transportation (Taxi Service): (785) 979-2428

o $65 one way and $125 round trip (shared rate available but must call to arrange) o On demand availability (call for reservations and schedules), private car service-please leave

message. o Website: sdmtransportationks.com Email: [email protected]

KCI Express Shuttle: (816) 645-1815 or after 8:00 PM CST call (816) 372-1556

o $79 one way. (Shared rates available—up to 5 people going to same destination) o Website: kciexpresshuttle.com

KCI Roadrunner/Quicksilver Shuttle: 1-800-747-2524

o $44 (students) for regular schedule arrival/departure times (see website schedule) o $85 one way for private (if regular arrival/departure times are not available). Shared rates are

available. o Pick up/drop off at Haskell Stadium. ( $10 extra if dropped off at dorm) o Website: kciroadrunner.com

Greyhound Lines (Bus) : (785) 843-5622

o For fare and schedule info: 1-800-231-2222 o Website: greyhound.com

Amtrak-Lrc (Train—Southwest Chief): 1-800-872-7245 413 E. 7th St., Lawrence, KS,

o Departs Lawrence going Westbound at 11:52 p.m. o Departs Lawrence going Eastbound at 5:47 a.m. o Website: amtrak.com

(Updated 7/23/14)

Airport Shuttle & Greyhound Information