College of Menominee Nation

Discover the College of Menominee Nation (CMN), a unique private tribal land-grant community college deeply rooted in the Menominee Tribal Legislature's vision. Since its founding in 1993, CMN has been a cornerstone of higher education, empowering its students with vital academic and cultural knowledge. It stands as a testament to self-determination, offering a supportive environment where community and learning flourish hand-in-hand.

Chartered to serve its community, CMN quickly achieved significant milestones, including offering its first classes in the Spring of 1993 and earning full accreditation from the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools by 1998. In 1994, it gained national recognition as a land-grant college, joining a select group of institutions dedicated to research, education, and outreach benefiting their respective communities.

With a student body of 661, CMN provides an intimate and focused learning experience under the leadership of President Chris Caldwell. Students benefit from an education that respects and integrates Indigenous perspectives while preparing them for diverse futures. It's more than a college; it's a vibrant hub for cultural preservation, economic development, and personal growth for the Menominee Nation and beyond.