College of Menominee Nation Revenue and Competitors

College of Menominee Nation (CMN) is a leading tribally controlled college, linking the Menominee Nation to the world through learning, discovery, and service. Providing quality educational opportunities in post-secondary education, the College's mission is drawn from the traditions of the Menominee to provide quality learning experiences that foster responsibility and excellence. College of Menominee Nation, chartered in 1993 by the Menominee Indian Tribe infuses this education with American Indian culture, preparing students for careers and advanced studies in a multi-cultural world. As a land grant institution, the College is committed to research, promoting, perpetuating and nurturing American Indian Culture, and providing outreach workshops and community service. The College of Menominee Nation is one of 36 tribally controlled community colleges in the United States. As an accredited institution, College of Menominee Nation offers Associate of Arts and Sciences degrees in over 16 programs. College of Menominee Nation is one of only a few higher education institutions with an academic degree program in sustainable development. This Associate of Arts and Science Degree in Sustainable Development provides students with a broad-based understanding of the Menominee approach to sustainable development and focuses on multidisciplinary approach designed to foster awareness and responsibility for community and environmental resources. College of Menominee Nation main campus is located in Keshena, Wisconsin on the Menominee Indian Reservation, and an auxiliary site located in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The College serves over 550 students, 80-plus% of whom are American Indian students, representing 20 or more different tribes.