Center for Institutional Effectiveness

VISION
To serve as the university’s central resource for data and analysis, empowering the university to drive strategic growth, support continuous improvement, and make informed decisions that enhance student success and institutional excellence, while ensuring compliance through accurate reporting to internal and external stakeholders.
MISSION
The Center for Institutional Effectiveness supports the university and its mission by providing data, information and analysis on student achievement and the university to support strategic planning initiatives, continuous improvement, and institutional data decision making at every level.
STAFF – We are located in 143 Sequoyah Hall (northeast corridor)
Shania Smith, Navajo Nation
Director
ssmith@haskell.edu
Duane L Reeder, Navajo Nation
Statistician
dreeder@haskell.edu
REQUEST FOR DATA and/or INFORMATION
Once your request form has been received and assigned, you may be contacted to discuss your request and clarify the specific information you need. Again, please allow at least two weeks for the completion of your request.
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Student Enrollment Summary (downloadable PDF Report)
- Fall 2026 Student Enrollment Summary
- Summer 2026 Student Enrollment Summary
- Spring 2026 Student Enrollment Summary
- Fall 2025 Student Enrollment Summary
- Summer 2025 Student Enrollment Summary
- Spring 2025 Student Enrollment Summary.
- Fall 2024 Student Enrollment Summary
- Summer 2024 Student Enrollment Summary
- Spring 2024 Student Enrollment Summary
- Fall 2023 Student Enrollment Summary
- Summer 2023 Student Enrollment Summary
- Spring 2023 Student Enrollment Summary
- Fall 2022 Student Enrollment Summary
- Summer 2022 Student Enrollment Summary
- Spring 2022 Student Enrollment Summary
- Fall 2021 Student Enrollment Summary
REPORTS
Institutional Annual Reports (downloadable PDF Report)
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) Data Feedback Report (downloadable PDF Report)
- IPEDS Data Feedback Report 2025
- IPEDS Data Feedback Report 2024
- IPEDS Data Feedback Report 2023
- IPEDS Data Feedback Report 2022
- IPEDS Data Feedback Report 2021
Representation by Region
Students at Haskell Indian Nations University (HINU) come from tribes across the twelve Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) regions, along with a thirteenth region representing the Four Tribes of Kansas. This diverse representation helps to sustain Indigenous cultures, histories, and perspectives, fostering a learning environment that honors tribal sovereignty and strengthens intertribal connections. By bringing together students from different nations, HINU creates a space for cultural exchange, collaboration, and the continuation of Indigenous traditions.
The thirteen regions represented at HINU include:
- Alaska Region
- Eastern Region
- Eastern Oklahoma Region
- Great Plains Region
- Midwest Region
- Navajo Region
- Northwest Region
- Pacific Region
- Rocky Mountain Region
- Southern Plains Region
- Southwest Region
- Western Region
- Four Tribes of Kansas Region
Student Enrollment by BIA Regions (downloadable PDF)







