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College of Menominee Nation
| Location(s): Keshena and Green Bay, WI Established: 1993 Chartering Tribe(s): Menominee President: Chris Caldwell Land Grant College: Yes |
Address: N172 Hwy. 47/55, P.O. Box 1179, Keshena, WI 54135 Phone: (715) 799-5600 or 1-800-567-2344 Website: www.menominee.edu Enrollment (2025): 376 |
Bachelor’s degree programs
Bachelor’s degree programs- Business Administration
- Early Childhood/Middle Childhood Education
- Education
- Public Administration
Associate degree programs
- Accounting
- Biological and Physical Sciences
- Business Administration
- Digital Media
- Early Childhood Education
- Liberal Studies/ Humanities
- Liberal Studies/ Social Science
- Natural Resources
- Nursing and Nursing Bridge AND
- Pre-Engineering
- Pre-Engineering Technology
- Public Administration
Technical Diplomas
- Business Office Technician
- Electricity
- Practical Nursing
- Welding
In the news
- The Menominee Pageant and the Semiquincentennial (Jul 23rd, 2026)
- From the Grassroots: Institutional Advancement at the College of Menominee Nation (Apr 24th, 2026)
- Rooted in Community: Stories of Transformation Through Teacher Education (Feb 20th, 2026)
- Increasing Vaccine Confidence: Cultural Approaches at Tribal Colleges and Universities (Sep 30th, 2025)
- Trump Administration Suspends USDA Grants for College of Menominee Nation in Wisconsin (Apr 4th, 2025)
- She’s on a Scholarship at a Tribal College in Wisconsin. The Trump Administration Suspended the USDA Grant That Funded It. (Mar 11th, 2025)
- CMN Announces Next-Gen Mini-Grant Program Winners (Aug 14th, 2024)
- College of Menominee Nation Reaffirms Commitment to Climate Action Plan (Aug 5th, 2024)
- College of Menominee Nation Announces Additions to Board of Directors (Jul 9th, 2024)
- Supporting Developmental Mathematics for Tribal College Students (Apr 25th, 2024)
- College of Menominee Nation Partners with FoodWIse Program (Apr 25th, 2024)
- NIFA Invests $4.45M in Tribal Colleges Research (Jan 25th, 2024)
- Doing the Best for Her Tribe: Dr. S. Verna Fowler: Menominee Educator, Leader, and Diplomat (Nov 13th, 2023)
- ‘Joe’s administration is proud to be a partner’: First Lady Visits Menominee Nation to Highlight Tribal Relationships (Oct 12th, 2023)
- CMN Sustainable Development Institute Names New Director (Aug 14th, 2023)
- Born of Necessity: Native Arts Learning Through Distance Education (Nov 16th, 2022)
- Tribal Colleges Build Storytelling Capacity to Increase Visibility (Sep 30th, 2022)
- CMN Celebrates Anniversaries (Aug 31st, 2022)
- Reflecting Strength and Unity: Shared Governance at Tribal Colleges (Aug 29th, 2022)
- College of Menominee Nation to Hold Annual Benefit Golf Outing (Aug 17th, 2022)
- UW–Madison, College of the Menominee Nation Renew Student Transfer Partnership (Jul 13th, 2022)
- NIFA Invests Nearly $7M for Tribal College Research and New Beginning for Tribal Students (Nov 12th, 2021)
- College of Menominee Nation Awarded Funding for Hemp Project (Nov 1st, 2021)
- Christopher Caldwell Ceremonially Inaugurated as CMN’s Third President (Oct 24th, 2021)
- Tribal Colleges Honor Students’ Past, Prepare Them for Future (Aug 25th, 2021)
- College of the Muscogee Nation President Brings a Variety of Skills, Experience (Jun 4th, 2021)
- College of Menominee Nation Gifted 35-Acre Public Garden (Feb 21st, 2021)
- College of Menominee Nation Hosts Virtual Conference, Shares Research (Feb 11th, 2021)
- College of Menominee Nation Co-Founder Pens Book of Poems about Tribal College Movement (Jan 28th, 2021)
- Marrying Stories and Data for Impact (Nov 15th, 2020)
- UW–Madison Awarded Grant to Develop Educational Pathways for Native Youth (Sep 29th, 2020)
- CMN Issues Statement of Support for the Black Lives Matter Movement (Jul 8th, 2020)
- Tribal Colleges and Universities Are Putting Native Students First During the Pandemic (May 18th, 2020)
- CMN Earns Awards for Community Engagement (Apr 27th, 2020)
- What We Each Can Do While Quarantined (Mar 24th, 2020)
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