Campus Club
The purpose of the Campus Club of the University of Minnesota is to facilitate and enhance the missions and activities of the University community. The club provides a common, informal gathering place, a place for broad community interaction, rooms for social and business meetings, and facilities for dining and receptions.
Founded in 1911, the club is a 501(c)(7) non-profit membership organization. Current membership is approximately 1500. The majority of members are University faculty, staff, and departments/units. Other categories include alumni, parents, students, Regents, retirees, and corporations. Membership is open to any person or entity with a bona fide relationship with the University of Minnesota.
January 2023
A Feast of Words: Tribal Environmental Knowledge and Partnerships Solving 21st Century Challenges
RESERVATIONS ARE CLOSED Using historical documents from the University Archives, Mike Dockry will demonstrate the positive and negative impacts wild rice research at the University of Minnesota has had on tribal communities and ecosystems. His presentation at "A Feast of Words" will focus on a tribal-university partnership created to protect and restore wild rice ecosystems in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Dockry will also highlight tribal voices and describe a future where collaborative research supports tribal food sovereignty and healthy ecological…
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