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As a Land Grant institution of higher education chartered by the Menominee People,
the College of Menominee Nation infuses learning with American Indian culture and prepares students for leadership, careers, and advanced studies in a multicultural world. The College commits to research and promotion, perpetuation, and nurturance of American Indian language and scholarship. We encourage you to investigate and choose one of our eighteen available programs to forge your own path.
the College of Menominee Nation infuses learning with American Indian culture and prepares students for leadership, careers, and advanced studies in a multicultural world. The College commits to research and promotion, perpetuation, and nurturance of American Indian language and scholarship. We encourage you to investigate and choose one of our eighteen available programs to forge your own path.
At a Glance
The College of Menominee Nation strives to be a place for both Native and non-Native students, staff, and faculty alike to learn, grow, and collaborate in an environment befitting and exemplifying of our Vision, Mission, and Values. We are dedicated to providing a space that reflects these ideals and builds upon them in a sustainable, enriching fashion, and we look forward to your involvement in these efforts.
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Programs offered
20
Tribes served
83
Students with Pell Grant funds
74%
Graduates with no debt
93%
Faculty/Student Ratio
1:4
Alumni
1200+
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Our Highlights
MITW Dinner & A Play, Tickets On Sale Now
The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, in celebration of the 50th year of the Menominee Restoration Act, invites you to dinner and a play at the Menominee Casino & Resort Conference Center.
Tickets are on sale now for $20.
The Passing of Denise Madosh
It is with a heavy heart that we share the news of the passing of our longtime colleague, Denise Madosh. Denise graduated from the College of Menominee Nation in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. She began working at CMN in 2017 as the Student Recordings and Billing Coordinator. Denise was an important part of our college family, she took care of our students. We ask that you remain patient with us as we go through this transition and prepare for our busy time of the year.
Please keep Denise’s family in your thoughts and prayers for the coming days.
Service details can be found below.
https://memorials.mickelsonfs.com/denise-madosh/5333457/index.php
Pemaehnesekon (take care of yourselves).
CMN in the Community: CMN Sponsors Family Thanksgivings
The College of Menominee Nation has sponsored two local families' complete Thanksgiving dinners this year, with turkeys and fixings. Pictured below are two members of Menominee Tribal Social Services and CFO George Otradovec.
- CMN in the Community
AIHEC & Tribal College Journal Online Auction Begins Today
The Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education is currently running a fundraising auction. CMN has been honored to support the work of the TCJ as well as other TCUs, both through awareness of the journal and article submissions. Below, you'll find a link to the auction and several articles from CMN students and faculty.
All proceeds benefit Tribal College Journal's work to share news and information about tribal higher education and opportunity in Indian Country.
CMN's Learn-By-Doing: Microsoft Word 2019
CMN is offering a hands-on course in Microsoft Word. There is no cost to take this training course, but space is limited. For more details, please read the flyer below.