Lynn Fuller has seen industry grow and alumni succeed in global semiconductor companies
A. Sue Weisler Professor Lynn Fuller, founder of RIT’s microelectronic engineering program, is retiring this June after a distinguished career as teacher, mentor, researcher, and entrepreneur.
President Joe Biden recently called for more resources to bolster the computer chip industry to meet consumer and commercial demands. Lynn Fuller has done more than his share to provide assets for this important industry.
Fuller established the first microelectronic engineering program in the country in 1982 at RIT, and today many program graduates lead efforts at the top microchip firms advising the president.