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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
CMN in the Community: MISD's Homecoming Parade
The College of Menominee Nation recently had the opportunity to participate in the Menominee Indian School District's Homecoming parade.
The College of Menominee Nation recently had the opportunity to participate in the Menominee Indian School District's Homecoming parade. Below, you'll find highlights from today's event.
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- CMN in the Community
CMN in the Community: Menominee Vocational Rehab's 8th Annual 5K Walk for Disability Awareness
CMN, in partnership with the Menominee Vocational Rehabilitation Program, celebrated the 8th Annual 5K Walk for Disability Awareness.
CMN, in partnership with the Menominee Vocational Rehabilitation Program, celebrated the 8th Annual 5K Walk for Disability Awareness.
Below, you'll find highlighted photos from that event. We thank our participants and sponsors for their time and efforts.
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- Public Events
- September 2023
PSA: Final Farmer's Market of the Season on 9/29
For all interested parties, the College of Menominee Nation would like to announce that this year's season of the Kehtekaewak (“They Eat Food”) Farmers Market will be coming to a close this Friday, September 29th.
For all interested parties, the College of Menominee Nation would like to announce that this year's season of the Kehtekaewak (“They Eat Food”) Farmers Market will be coming to a close this Friday, September 29th.
We would like to thank the multitude of vendors, special guests, and participants that have graced our campus with their presence, produce, and professionalism.
We look forward to seeing you all next season.
- Farmers Market
- September 2023
CMN in the Community: President Caldwell at the Capital
President Caldwell is in Madison at the State capital meeting with our State Representatives with The Northeast Wisconsin Educational Resource Alliance (NEW ERA). NEW ERA is defined by its collaborative operating model, gathering resources across 7 public colleges and universities and connecting them to each other to maximize talent, community and economic development in the New North Region (18 counties comprising Northeast Wisconsin).
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- CMN in the Community
- September 2023
CMN in the Community: Environmental Research Station Cleanup
Students Dulce Moeller and Christina Petrakis visited CMN's Environmental Research Station to assist the owners with maintenance of the property.
The Research Station was donated to CMN by the Gleisners a few years ago.
Students Dulce Moeller and Christina Petrakis visited CMN's Environmental Research Station to assist the owners with maintenance of the property.
The Research Station was donated to CMN by the Gleisners a few years ago.
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- CMN in the Community
- September 2023