#Haskell indian nations university update

Cooperate in future endeavors that mutually benefit students, faculty and staff at both institutions.Ĩ.

Cooperate in the use of mutual resources such as libraries, museums, websites, instructional technology, cultural, social events and programs.ħ. Develop committees, as needed representing both institutions, to review opportunities for proposed agreements, mutual research projects, and other academic and extracurricular activities.Ħ.

Conduct and coordinate staff and faculty exchanges.ĥ. Provide mutual library privileges to enrolled students and staff at both institutions at no cost.Ĥ. Provide advising and student information to assist Haskell and KU students in the process of enrollment through the Haskell/KU Exchange Program.ģ. Allow selected and limited numbers of students to be agreed upon mutually to attend classes on the cooperative campus who are enrolled at their home institution but are taught and evaluated by a cooperative faculty member through the Haskell/KU Exchange Program.Ģ. Communicate and coordinate with the appropriate grant administration offices and the potential faculty on mutual teaching and research opportunities.įurther, Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas agree to jointly –ġ. Implementation of sponsored research will comply with policies at the respective institutions.ģ. Consult and coordinate on joint internal and external research-related proposals to ensure both institutions have their respective review and approval processes completed. Support capacity building initiatives at both institutions, specifically in the area of research, student training, sponsored programs and related institutional research.Ģ. Provide lists of KU equivalencies and programmatic requirements to Haskell advisors and students upon request.įurther, Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas agree to jointly -ġ. Provide a website presence that provides all pertinent information regarding admissions, transfer policies, academic programming, advising, and student support services – linked to the Haskell website.Ħ. Develop graduate tracks of study that are attractive to the interests of Haskell students.ĥ. Assign an advisor who will provide regular and continued on-site admissions and advising services for Haskell students interested in transferring at the undergraduate or level or seeking admission to the graduate program.Ĥ.

#Haskell indian nations university update

Update its admissions materials annually with the Haskell Registrar.ģ. Provide information online regarding transfer equivalency for all courses in the Haskell catalog and program sheets for majors.Ģ. Provide a website presence that provides all pertinent information regarding admissions, transfer policies, academic programming, advising, and student support services – linked to the KU website.ġ. Continue to provide opportunities for KU Admissions representatives to recruit Haskell students, including the annual career and college fair and regular opportunities for campus visits.Ĥ. Facilitate transfer of Haskell students to KU by providing space and support services for KU admissions/academic advising staff.ģ. Provide updated catalogs, course descriptions and when necessary course syllabi.Ģ. Provide on-going services of articulation between the two institutions. All of the agreements are aligned with the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) policy and the Boards of Regents of both institutions. Our mutual trust and loyalty continue to be grounded in a partnership that is not competitive with one another. Within the spirit of this memorandum, both institutions agree to honor and mutually support the academic programs of study that each institution offers. This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) sets forth and codifies these major areas of interest and cooperation and serves as a framework for future initiatives. Many cooperative initiatives and programs have been realized, despite the fact that Haskell serves an American Indian/Alaska Native undergraduate population from throughout the United States, while KU serves a broader population of both graduate and undergraduate students. Haskell Indian Nations University (Haskell) and the University of Kansas (KU) have long enjoyed a spirit of cooperation due both to their commonality of mission and mutual location in Lawrence, Kansas.