College of Menominee Nation – UW-Platteville Articulation Agreement
Program Guidelines
UW-Platteville Engineering
Fulfillment of the following College of Menominee Nation courses will allow for a student to transfer to
UW-Platteville under the articulation agreement for a major in Engineering. Students will be initially admitted to the General Engineering Program at UW-Platteville with admission to an Engineering Major
Program upon completion of the core courses at the College of Menominee Nation and UW-Platteville with the required Core GPA.
College of Menominee Nation
Course (credits)
Satisfies the program requirements for:
MAT231 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (4)
UW-Platteville Course (credits)
Math 2640 – Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (4)
MAT232 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II (4) Math 2740 – Calculus and Analytic Geometry II (4)
MAT234 Multivariate Calculus (3) Math 2840 – Calculus and Analytic Geometry III (4)
MAT247Differential Eq. and Linear Algebra (3) Math 3630 – Differential Equations (3)
MAT115Computer Applications in Science (3)
CHM105 Chemistry 1 (5) CHM107 Chem II (5)
PHY203 Physics 1 (5)
PHY204 Physics II (5)
Chem 1450 – Chemistry for Engineers (5)
Phys 2240 – Physics I (4)
Phys 2340 – Physics II (4)
EGR201 Statics I (3)
*EGR231Introduction to Materials Science (3)
EDU100 Student Success Strategies (2)
Pending syllabus approval for CMN classes
GE 2130 – Statics (3)
*ME 3040 – Engineering Materials (3)
GE 1000 –Engineering Success Skills (1)
*To be determined, Mechanical engineering course if offered at CMN
Required to enter CMN program:
ENG 101, Freshman Composition 1
ENG 102, Freshman Composition 2
COM 100, Public Speaking

College of Menominee Nation to UW-Platteville General Education Guidelines
Students transferring from the College of Menominee Nation with an earned Associates of Arts and Sciences degree will have met all university general education requirements with the
EXCEPTION of the physical education requirements. We will recommend the following CMN courses to satisfy any remaining UW-Platteville requirements prior to transfer and if they are not met at CMN students will have to satisfy these requirements at UW-Platteville.
Recommended College of
Menominee Nation Course
(credits)
ENG207 American Indian Literature (3)
Satisfies the program requirements for:
ENG208 Minority Women in Literature (3)
ENG211 Introduction to Creative Writing (3)
GEOGRPHY210 Cultural Geography (3)
*LANGUAGE101 Menominee Language I (4)
*LANGUAGE102 Menominee Language II (4)
*LANGUAGE103 Menominee Language III (4)
*LANGUAGE111 Oneida Language (4)
UW-Platteville Course or General
Education Requirement (credits)
ETHNSTDY3760 Wisconsin Indian Literature (3);
Ethnic Studies
ENG2930 Minority Women Writers of the United
States (3); Ethnic Studies, Gender Studies
Humanities, Fine Arts
GEOGRPHY1050 Introduction to Human
Geography (3), International Education, Social
Sciences
Language
Language
Language
Language
*Language is required for completion of Associate of Arts Degree at the College of Menominee Nation and are listed above for specific title and CMN course numbering.

College of Menominee Nation General Education
Social Sciences
UW-Platteville General Education
SDE100 Introduction to Sustainable Development (3)
ECN203 Microeconomics (3)
Electives (6)
Second in discipline (3)
One of the following courses:
*POLISCI206 American and Tribal Policy Making (3)
*POLISCI208 Tribal Government (3)
Humanities
American Indian History or Language (3-4) Humanities elective (3)
*PHIL217 American Indian Environmental Philosophies (3) History
One of the following history courses:
*HISTORY121 Survey of American Indian History (3)
*HISTORY122 Pre-Contact History of the Menominee Nation (3)
*HISTORY123 Treaty Era (3)
*HISTORY132 Oneida Nation of Wisconsin (3)
*HISTORY133 Treaty Era of Oneida Nation of Wisconsin (3)
Fine Arts
ENG211 Introduction to Creative Writing (3)
*THEATER101 American Indian Theater (3)
Fine Arts Elective (3)
Second in discipline (3)
Fine Arts Elective (3)

Foreign Language
UW-Platteville Requirement Fulfilled: Language and culture are required components of every course at CMN. Native American students study English as a second language. The following language courses are offered at CMN and many students will have completed one or more of them by the time they transfer to UW-Platteville.
LANGUAGE101 Menominee Language I (4)
LANGUAGE102 Menominee Language II (4)
Language
Language
LANGUAGE103 Menominee Language III (4) Language
LANGUAGE111 Oneida Language (4) Language
In addition and specifically for the students coming from the Menominee K-12 school district, students are learning Menominee language as part of their curriculum. Finally, language is an extremely culturally sensitive topic for American Indians because of the historical trauma associated with the majority population attempting to extinguish the native languages and cultures. As recognition of this historical trauma, we are including specific wording within the articulation agreement recognizing the value of native languages to their culture. UW-Platteville would be the first university to recognize this formally in the planned articulation agreement with CMN.
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*Courses noted with an asterisk meet Ethnic Studies requirements