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During the workshop, participants were guided through planning their projects, communicating their ideas effectively to AI, generating their initial websites with IndigiCoder, and refining what the technology produced.
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Building a Fluent Future: College of the Muscogee Nation’s Blueprint for Indigenous Language Reclamation
The Mvskoke Language Teaching Certificate Program harnesses the deep knowledge of first language speakers to prepare language educators who are revitalizing Mvskoke in schools, community centers, and Head Start programs.
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TCU Esports League Hosts Logo Design Contest
League organizers are inviting all tribal college and university faculty, staff, and students to submit logo design entries by December 16.
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Increasing Vaccine Confidence: Cultural Approaches at Tribal Colleges and Universities
With vaccine misinformation on the rise and public confidence low, tribal colleges are ideally suited to establish trust and increase vaccination rates in their local communities.
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The Cultivating Native Student Success Convening Empowers Students
Indigenous-centered and interactive, conference sessions focused on advising, developmental education, distance and digital learning, and institutional policy.
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College of the Muscogee Nation Signs Agreement with UNLV’s Harrah College of Hospitality
College of the Muscogee Nation students will be able to transfer and earn their bachelor’s degree with a focus on tribal gaming or hospitality management. Students can study on the UNLV campus or entirely online.
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CMN to Host the 2025 AIHEC Basketball Tournament
The tournament will feature different tribal college teams throughout the United States.
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Trail of Tears Memorial Ride Stops at College of Muscogee Nation
The Riders also presented a $4,000 scholarship to the College of the Muscogee Nation as thanks for their help as well.
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Viewpoint Episode Will Focus on College of the Muscogee Nation
The segment will spotlight the innovative approaches taken by the college to bridge the gap in STEM and other critical fields, all while reinforcing the significance of Indigenous languages and traditions.
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A Vexing Drawback to Tribal Online College: Cultural and Social Isolation
Students are spending less time than ever on campus, socializing in residence halls, studying together in the library or working in groups.
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CMN Offers Alumni Sneak Peek of New Lecture Hall
The new building will house a 400-person capacity classroom and a special “maker space” where students can focus on STEM from a Muscogee cultural perspective.
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Chewing the Cud with CMN Extension 4/1
The College of the Muscogee Nation Extension Program recently purchased a large quantity of heirloom seeds from Clear Creek Seeds
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CMN Students Travel to Mvskoke Homelands
With funding from the USDA’s Tribal College Education Equity Grant, College of the Muscogee Nation faculty, staff, and students visited traditional mounds and sacred sites in Georgia and Alabama.
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College Of The Muscogee Nation Reps Visit D.C. To Advocate For Funding Equity
President Monte Randall says, that as one of about three dozen 1994 Tribal Land Grant Institutions, CMN has a mission to improve the lives and career opportunities for Native students and to improve the community at large.
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CMN Set to Host First Annual Raven Classic Men’s Intramural Basketball Tournament
The College of the Muscogee Nation is hosting their first annual Raven Classic Men’s Intramural Basketball Tournament on Feb. 3 at the Mvskoke Dome.
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CMN Takes Steps to Train Mvskoke Language Teachers
CMN President Dr. Monte Randall (Mvskoke) chose three Mvskoke language speakers to help eight apprentices become instructors. The goal is to increase proficiency in the language.
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College of the Muscogee Nation’s President Appointed to the Newly Established Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Postsecondary Commission
The Carnegie Foundation’s newly established commission will focus on identifying the most effective ways to propel college graduates into meaningful careers.
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New Center for Native and Indigenous Studies Set to Launch in Fall 2023
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awarded Emory University and the College of the Muscogee Nation (CMN) in Oklahoma a $2.4 million grant to develop collaborative and independent programs advancing Native and Indigenous Studies (NAIS) and the preservation of the Mvskoke language in a unique partnership between the two schools.
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College of the Muscogee Nation Offers Activities for Native American Heritage Month
The college has packed the entire month with cultural and language demonstrations and activities like blessings, music, cooking, sports, and much more.
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Tribal Colleges Build Storytelling Capacity to Increase Visibility
The project provides TCUs with consulting and support to build internal resources and the talents of existing staff to boost media coverage of the work they are doing.
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College Of The Muscogee Nation Breaks Ground On New Exhibit, Lecture Hall
The new new 14,000 square foot exhibit hall and lecture hall will include a 400 seat auditorium, two classrooms, some office spaces and a STEM lab.
