State Technical College of Missouri
The 72,000 square foot activity center opened its doors in January 2008. The main level includes three regulation size basketball courts, a fitness center, snack bar, locker rooms, and arcade area. The second level has an elevated three lane walking/running track. The basement of the facility contains an indoor archery range and serves as a FEMA approved tornado/safe shelter.
The college also provides airport facilities consisting of a pilot/radio controlled lighting of a 3,400 X 60 foot paved runway, taxi way, tie down area, a 10-unit nested T-hanger for public rental, and an AVGAS fueling station that accepts all major credit cards.
Business & Industry Training. The Business & Industry Department provides a number of credit and noncredit class offerings that serve the demands of industry, institutions, the local community, and individuals. Classes are offered in the evening and during the day. Class offerings do not necessarily coincide with the college’s academic calendar. Individuals interested in obtaining more information should contact the Business & Industry Department.
Health Sciences Programs. The Dental Assisting Technology, Medical Radiologic Technology, and Practical Nursing Technology programs are offered at the Health Sciences location in Linn, Missouri. The Physical Therapist Assistant program is offered at three off-campus locations: State Technical College of Missouri Health Sciences location in Linn, Missouri, Three Rivers College in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, and North Central Missouri College in Trenton, Missouri.
Advanced Technology Center (ATC). The ATC is jointly owned by State Technical College of Missouri (STC) and Moberly Area Community College (MACC) and is operated as a cooperative among STC, MACC, the University of Missouri Outreach and Extension, and the City of Mexico. The main building and the Christopher S. Bond Annex total 57,000 square feet located on 8.75 acres in Mexico, Missouri. An Executive Committee comprising members from the four cooperative partners has oversight responsibilities of ATC operations. The ATC is located at 2900 Doreli Lane, Mexico, MO 65265. The ATC phone number is (573) 582-0817, and the website is
www.atc.org.
Lewis & Clark Career Center. The Advanced Manufacturing Technician program is offered at the Lewis & Clark Career Center location in St. Charles, Missouri. Graduates of the Advanced Manufacturing Technician program earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Automation & Robotics Technology.
Osage County Community Center. The Osage County Community Center is adjacent to State Technical College of Missouri.
and educational programs.
The building contains 11,000 square feet of space, including a 3,200 square-foot auditorium with catering kitchen and two conference rooms for hosting meetings and training sessions. While the building is designed to function as a business and public conferencing/meeting center, it also supports college and community social events. The center is managed by State Technical College of Missouri.
Foundation for State Technical College of Missouri. The Foundation for State Technical College of Missouri is a not-for-profit 501(c) (3) tax-exempt organization and serves as the college’s principle fundraising organization. Funds received by the Foundation are used to provide scholarships, fund faculty development, purchase instructional equipment, construct facilities and for other purposes that contribute to improvement of the college’s ability to accomplish its mission.
Inquiries of the Foundation can be directed to the Foundation for State Technical College of Missouri, One Technology Drive, Linn, MO 65051, or by email at
foundation@statetechmo.edu.
It provides the citizens of Osage County and college students with an assembly hall and space for civic
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