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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
Honoring Dr. Verna Fowler - CMN Presents
Originally shown at our 2023 Commencement, CMN's Marketing & Communications Director Michaela Welch prepared a video to honor our founding President, Dr. Verna Fowler. We have preserved the video below for your enjoyment.
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CMN Early Closure, May 26th 2023
Posoh CMN:
On Friday May 26, CMN will close at 12pm noon. This will allow those employees who wish to attend the Traditional Menominee Healing Games to attend. The Save the Date for the games is attached below.
Menominee Indian High School Class of 2023 Tour
The Menominee Indian High School Class of 2023 did a tour of businesses and departments throughout the Tribe.
They ended their Senior Tour with the College.
Congratulations, Class of 2023. We hope to see you next year!
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CMN's Faculty of the Year 2023 - Jennifer Morris
CMN is proud to honor this year's selection for Faculty of the Year, Jennifer Morris.
Jennifer Morris works collaboratively with students and Faculty here at CMN. She is a Social Science faculty member working with the Teacher Education dept. She has also served as the STEM Resource/Demonstration Coordinator for CMN. She sees her job as doing whatever is necessary to help students achieve their goals. Jennifer's philosophy is "all about you, your community, your organization, your needs, and your success." Jennifer helps students identify and focus on their strengths and enhance the areas where they excel, allowing them to determine what works best through group work and activities.
She has been instrumental in implementing many initiatives, like Project Success, and becoming a champion of Carnegie Math Pathways. She serves on many committees at CMN: HLC writing teams and steering committee, Committee on Academic Quality, and the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium Advisory Board. She helps her department with CMN program review, DPI accountability reporting, and Education student advising. Jennifer has served on grant and scholarship projects like the First Nations Launch Rocket Team and NCCER Instructor Trainer Certification.
She continues to further her education and professional development through ACUE Micro-credential courses, earning badges in Curriculum and course best practices and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion best practices.
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- May 2023
Highlights from Commencement 2023
Another Commencement has come and gone. Within this article, you'll find highlights from the event, as documented by CMN's Tracy Wilber.
Another Commencement has come and gone. Below, you'll find highlights from the event, as documented by CMN's Tracy Wilber.
Today's ceremonies included a highlight and honoring of Dr. Verna Fowler, founding President of the College.
As stated by President Caldwell in his post-Commencement message to staff and faculty, "You can see the significance of this milestone for our students in the smiles, the tears, and the laughter. They have achieved something great in their lives, and it is all because of your hard work and dedication."
"Take care, take time to rest, and then let's get ready for the next generation of students."
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