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Les Fuller named Director of Information Technology for the College of Natural Resources and Environment

July 24, 2026 - 03:42

Les Fuller named Director of Information Technology for the College of Natural Resources and Environment

After nearly 40 years of service, Les Fuller has been appointed as the new Director of Information Technology for the College of Natural Resources and Environment. Fuller is a well-known figure across the college, having worked closely with faculty, staff, and students for decades. His deep familiarity with the institution's technology needs and culture made him a natural choice for the leadership role.

Fuller first joined the college's IT department in the mid-1980s, when computing was still a niche field within academic support. Over the years, he witnessed the transformation from mainframe systems to networked desktops, and later to cloud-based services and mobile devices. Throughout these changes, he remained a steady presence, helping users adapt to new tools while maintaining the reliability of critical systems.

In his new position, Fuller will oversee a team of IT professionals responsible for network infrastructure, cybersecurity, classroom technology, and user support. Colleagues describe him as approachable and solution-oriented, often going out of his way to help with technical problems. His promotion reflects the college's confidence in his ability to guide the department through future challenges, including the growing demand for remote collaboration tools and data security.

Fuller replaces the previous director, who retired after a long tenure. The transition is expected to be smooth, given Fuller's institutional knowledge and existing relationships across the college. He has already begun meeting with department heads to discuss upcoming projects and priorities.


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