Annual Reports

A message from President Caldwell,
in our most recent Annual Report:

"Welcome to a snapshot of the College of Menominee Nation’s 2024-2025 year! As President of the College of Menominee Nation, I am pleased to share this report with our Menominee Tribal membership, all our relations, and those who seek to understand who we are and what we do.

The College continues the pursuit of our mission and “heart” work of educating the next generation of leaders, thinkers, and doers. As one of 35 Tribally-led, fully accredited, place-based institutions of higher education in the United States, collectively known as Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs), CMN continues to grow and be resilient.

We cannot do this work alone, and it is due to many tribal and non-tribally-led partners that we can succeed as an institution in support of our students. Whether from the American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC), the members of the organizing committee for the Seventh Generation Inter-Tribal Leadership Summit, the foundational legacies of those who have walked on, or the consideration and pledging of time from individuals such as yourself, the support we receive allows our enduring success to continue.

Our institution continues to make itself known, both locally and abroad, as we navigate the uncertainty brought on by the shifting social, political, and economic environments.

During this past reporting year, we experienced many ups and downs, but always navigated through by keeping our students at the center of our work. The landscapes we work in may shift, but we remain resolute, making decisions today, rooted in our past, and looking to our future. We invite you to visit our campus, to see the work that is being done, and to be a part of that decision-making force for good.

Eneq (that is all),
Christopher Caldwell, Ph.D.
President, College of Menominee Nation