For Immediate Release Ranken Technical College Announces Inaugural Giving Day Annual donations to provide scholarships and resources for students ST. LOUIS (NOV. 3, 2020)–Ranken Technical College is proud to announce its first ever Giving Day, on November 19, 2020. The donations received will support the College’s General Scholarship Fund. Since its founding, providing an accessible [..] READ MORE
New Taylor Automotive Center to House Ranken’s Cutting-Edge Diesel Technology Program Yesterday, Carolyn Kindle, vice president and executive director of the Enterprise Holdings Foundation, Wentzville Mayor Nick Guccione, Emerson President Edward Monser, UAW/GM Representative Vaughn Sanders and Ranken President Stan Shoun joined Wentzville officials and Ranken board members, staff and faculty to celebrate the opening [..] READ MORE
Taylor Family Donation will Fund STEM Training, Scholarships (St. Louis, MO) Ranken Technical College will receive a $5 million donation from the Taylor family, owners and operators of the Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car brands. The money will fund scholarships, STEM outreach activities for young people, and automotive equipment at [..] READ MORE
The Electrical Industry Advisory Board has spoken of the importance of students in our electrical program being proficient with multiple skill sets, and exposed to various automation platforms. Siemens is helping our students broaden their knowledge base by bringing Siemens S7-1200 PLC and their HMI platforms into our Electrical Automation Technology and Control Systems Technology classes. [..] READ MORE
Ranken and Myrtle E. Walker Trust Partner to Give Students Real World Construction Experience ST. LOUIS, MO., August 4, 2014 – On August 25, students from the Carpentry and Building Construction Technology Program at Ranken Technical College will begin building a new single-family residence on a vacant residential lot in the Ellendale neighborhood located in [..] READ MORE
Two grants totaling $30,000 in support of the Student Success Center (SSC) were awarded to Ranken in June. With a grant of $10,000, the E. Reuben and Gladys Flora Grant Charitable Trust honors the philanthropic ideals of Mr. and Mrs. Grant, who held lifelong interests in education, human and social services, and the arts and [..] READ MORE