Sam Liss Appointed as Chief Technology Development Officer and Associate Provost
December 16, 2025 - 23:17
Sam Liss has been appointed as the new chief technology development officer and associate provost, as announced by the University on Tuesday. Liss has been an integral part of the Office of Technology Development (OTD) and has played a significant role in advancing the institution's technology initiatives. His extensive experience in technology transfer and innovation management positions him well for this new leadership role.
In his previous capacity, Liss was instrumental in fostering collaborations between academic research and industry partners, helping to translate innovative ideas into practical applications. His strategic vision is expected to enhance the university's efforts in technology commercialization and research development.
As he steps into this new role, Liss aims to further strengthen the university’s commitment to innovation and entrepreneurship, ensuring that cutting-edge research translates into real-world solutions. The university community is looking forward to his leadership and the positive impact it will have on technology development initiatives.
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