Campus Programs
Indigenous Studies Program (ISP)
Personalized and student-focused, ISP empowers students to shape their own paths. Whether exploring environmental science, law, language revitalization, media, or education, students build interdisciplinary skills to research, create, and address real issues in Indigenous communities. With guidance from acclaimed faculty, graduates become scholars and leaders who bring Indigenous perspectives to academia, government, tribal service, and the private sector.
Office of Indigenous Pathways in Social Work
The Office of Indigenous Pathways in Social Work (OIPSW) is a centralized, community-guided center within the School of Social Welfare that strengthens Indigenous student success, advances Indigenous-centered social work scholarship, and deepens reciprocal partnerships with Indigenous communities, including those at Haskell Indian Nations University, with other Indigenous students, faculty, staff, and departments, and tribal nations across Kansas and the U.S.
Good Morning Indian Country
Good Morning Indian Country is an award-winning student-led weekly Native news and information program produced collaboratively by journalism students at The University of Kansas and Haskell Indian Nations University.