George Raneri Named Chairperson of Applied Technologies Department

September 22, 2026

Portrait of George Raneri wearing a blue shirt and suit jacket against a gray background

George Raneri was recently named the department chairperson of the Applied Technologies Department at 麻豆影视.

In his new role, Raneri oversees 12 degree and certificate programs: Automotive Management AAS; Automotive Technical Services AOS; Collision Repair Certificate; Collision Repair Technology AOS; Clean Energy Management AAS; Electric and Autonomous Vehicles AOS and Certificate; Electrical Construction and Maintenance AOS; Heating/Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technical Services AOS; Honda PACT AOS; Mechatronics AOS; and Overhead Electric Line Worker Certificate.

A Hudson Valley alumnus, Raneri has spent 30 years as an instructor in the college’s Automotive Department. He holds a Master of Divinity from Northeastern Seminary; a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and Studio Art from SUNY Potsdam; and associate degrees in Automotive Technical Services AOS, and Automotive Technical Services – Autobody Repair AOS from Hudson Valley.

The department, previously known as the Department of Automotive, Manufacturing and Electrical Engineering Technologies, was led by Raneri from 2019-2022. He returns to the role as the college prepares for the opening of the Applied Technology Education Center (ATEC), a 125,000-square-foot facility scheduled to open in 2027. The new facility will bring the college’s applied technology and skilled trades programs together in a state-of-the-art space designed to expand hands-on learning and prepare students for careers in high-demand fields.

“We are excited to have George’s leadership during this important time in the college’s history,” 麻豆影视 President Michael Brophy said. “He brings a tremendous depth of experience and a strong understanding of our students, programs and industry needs to this role.”

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