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Proud Tribal College | Community-Focused Education
Students and leaders from White Earth Tribal & Community College joined representatives from other regional colleges at Bemidji State University to meet with the Minnesota Office of Higher Education and share their experiences with programs supporting Native American students.
There is plenty happening across WETCC as we close out October and look ahead to November! This edition highlights upcoming events, student-led initiatives, and opportunities to learn, connect, and get involved.
Inside, you’ll find the Halloween Monster Mash, Spring 2027 registration opportunities, our upcoming Career Fair, Mashkiki Exploration Camp, Booktober, student fundraisers, and more.
We’re also celebrating the connections that strengthen our community, including a birch tree gifted by Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University in honor of our Phase IV Grand Opening. We hope you’ll join us and stay connected with all that’s happening at WETCC!
White Earth Tribal & Community College (WETCC), Community Extension Department hosted the annual Manoomin Gabeshiwin (Wild Rice Camp) on WETCC campus Thursday, September 18th and Friday, September 19th, 2025.
White Earth Food Sovereignty and Security (WEFSS) along with White Earth Tribal and Community College (WETCC), Community Extension department partnered together to host a Ricing Tool Making Workshop in Mahnomen, MN.
The Naytahwaush community came together on Wednesday August 20th to celebrate the 2025 Apple Festival; this year’s festival was hosted in Naytahwaush by the Naytahwuash Community Charter School (NCCS)
As another exciting summer session comes to a close at White Earth Tribal and Community College, we're celebrating a season filled with hands-on learning and opportunities to celebrate community achievements.
As summer unfolds across the White Earth community, WETCC is embracing a season of growth, learning, and connection. In this edition, we highlight the many ways our students, staff, and community members are coming together through educational programming.
WETCC Community Extension hosted Mawinzowi-Gabeshiwin "Berry Camp" on July 17th–18th. This year looked a little bit different for community attending, as the camp was set up and hosted out in the bush with the berry patches.
