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Events at CMN
November 2018
- NOVEMBER
November is Native American Heritage Month. CMN will e-mail a daily fact about Native Americans to students, staff, and faculty.
- NOVEMBER 5-30
CMN Students and Alumni – Show Us Your Pride and Nation! - Take a selfie of you holding a sign noting your Tribal Affiliation. Then upload your photo to Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram using hashtag #cmnshowyourprideandtribe.
- NOVEMBER 13-16
Roc Your Mocs Week - Celebrating Native American Heritage Month - Wear your moccasins or post a photo on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram using hashtag #cmnshowyourprideandtibe.
- WEDNEDAY | NOV 14
On-site Employer: WI Building Supply - 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Community Technology Center. WI Building Supply will be at the Menominee Job Center accepting applications for open positions. Meet with representatives, learn about positions, wages, benefits and more.
- WEDNESDAY | NOV 14
DIY Workshop: Corn Husk Wreath - 5-6 p.m. Library
- THURSDAY | NOV 15
Sew Easy: Appliqued Leaf Table Runner - 5-7 p.m. Registration required. Library.
- FRIDAY | NOV 16
SEEDS Club Campus Cleanup - 11:30 a.m. - Campus Circle. Pizza will be served after the cleanup for those who participate.
- SATURDAY | NOV 17
Movie Day: Christopher Robin - 10 a.m. Library.
- NOVEMBER 19-21
Deadly Native Traditional Dish Week – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Bring your Deadliest Native Traditional Dish to share potluck style at the campus you’re attending. Students, staff, and faculty stop in and enjoy the food during those times. Keshena Main Campus - Campus Commons; Green Bay/Oneida Campus - Commons/Reception area. Celebrating Native American Heritage Month.
- MONDAY | NOV 19
On-site Employer: WI Veneer Plywood - 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Community Technology Center. WI Veneer Plywood will be at the Menominee Job Center accepting applications for open positions. Meet with representatives, learn about positions, wages, benefits and more.
- MONDAY | NOV 19
Maker Monday: Serenity Pouch - 4-6 p.m. Library.
- TUESDAY | NOV 20
Career Cruising - 2-3 p.m. Community Technology Center.
- TUESDAY | NOV 20
Tasty Tuesday: Corn Harvest - 4-5 p.m. Library
- TUESDAY | NOV 20
DIY Workshop: Gratitude Journal - 5-6 p.m. Library
- THURSDAY | NOV 22
Thanksgiving - Campuses closed.
- FRIDAY | NOV 23
Day after Thanksgiving - Campuses closed.
- NOVEMBER 26-30
Wear your ribbon shirts and skirts or post on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram using hashtag #cmnshowyourprideandtibe. Celebrating Native American Heritage Month.
- MONDAY | NOV 26
Maker Monday: Rock Painting - 4-6 p.m. Library.
- TUESDAY | NOV 27
YMCA Women’s Closet - 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Community Technology Center.
- TUESDAY | NOV 27
Open Mic - 5-7 p.m. Library.
- WEDNESDAY | NOV 28
Interview Skills - 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Community Technology Center.
- THURSDAY | NOV 29
Family Supper Book Club - 5-6:30 p.m. Registration required.Library.
- THURSDAY | NOV 29
Down in the DM: Open Lab - 5-7 p.m. Library.
December 2018
- TUESDAY | DEC 4
Shifting Seasons: A Menominee Community Workshop Series on Climate Resilience - 5-7 p.m. South Branch Community Center. Community discussion on climate change and its effects on the Menominee community. A panel of community members will share changes to the environment that they have personally observed and how this has affected their lives, their culture, and their community. There will then be time for broader community input on the same issues. A light supper will be served. Come, share your knowledge, and be a part of the discussion! This is the seconde workshop in a series entitled, "Shifting Seasons: A Menominee Community Workshop Series on Climate Resilience." Workshops will be held the first Tuesday of the month, November 2018 through April of 2019.
- THURSDAY | DEC 6
"Menominee Restoration Day: Reader’s Theatre That Helps Us Remember" - 7 p.m. - Menominee Indian High School’s Auditorium. The College of Menominee Nation invites the public to view an original one-act play celebrating Menominee history. Written and directed by CMN faculty member Ryan Winn, it explains the story of how the tribe’s history of diplomacy helped it endure the darkest chapter in its history. This event is free.
- FRIDAY | DEC 21 - TUESDAY | JAN 1
Holiday closure.
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