College of Menominee Nation
Vocational school in Keshena, The United States
The College of Menominee Nation (CMN) is a college in Wisconsin, United States, chartered by the Menominee People in 1993 and authorised by the United States Congress in 1994 as a Land Grant college. Its main campus is in Keshena, on the Menominee Indian Reservation next to the Menominee forest, and it has an urban campus in Green Bay. CMN is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Learning is infused with American Indian culture, and the college focuses on serving students from the Menominee, Stockbridge-Munsee, Oneida and other tribes, while also welcoming non-Native students.
- Five bachelor's programmes (BA and BS), including Early Childhood/Middle Childhood Education
- Nine associate degrees (AA and AAS)
- Technical diplomas in technical and trades areas
- Continuing education
In total the college offers 21 programmes. Courses are taught on campus, in hybrid form or fully online, and the college reports a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:4. Its programmes and research draw on sustainable development practices rooted in the management of the Menominee forest.
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Subjects taught
- Business
- Business Administration
- Computing
- Microcomputer Specialists
- Education
- Early Childhood Education
- Finance
- Accounting
- Human Studies and Services
- Social Work
- Human Services
- Humanities
- Humanities
- Liberal Studies
- Law
- Tribal Legal Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Occupational Training
- Carpentry
- Pre-professional studies
- Pre-Nursing
- Public Administration and Services
- Sustainable Development
- Sciences
- Social Sciences
- Computer Science
- Natural Resources
- Mathematics
- Biology