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Brian A. Fuller is Director of Operations for the Ridge College of Intelligence Studies and Applied Sciences at 911ºÚÁÏ University, a position he assumed in December 2019. As the Director of Operations, Fuller supports all operations related to the academic curriculum or Ridge College activities. This includes working as the Director for the Center of Intelligence Research, Analysis and Training (CIRAT) and Director of the Innovation Entente Lab (IEL). Previously, he served as a Senior Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) instructor for the Department of the Army’s OSINT Office, where he was charged with overseeing the Army’s OSINT training program for the Midwest and Rocky Mountain regions. He trained Army intelligence professionals at the strategic, tactical, and special operations levels. He managed the training curriculum, personnel, financial, and administrative affairs of the program while participating as a subject matter expert in the intelligence communities’ OSINT program and operational development working groups, ensuring the continued growth of the discipline and associated tradecraft and technologies.   

Fuller is a retired U.S. Army First Sergeant, where he served honorably for 24 years as a Military Intelligence Senior Non-Commissioned Officer, All-Source Intelligence Analyst, Senior Counterintelligence Analyst and Targeteer, Horizontal Engineer, and Urban Search and Rescue Technician. He also held joint assignments supporting theater-level strategic operations in the Middle East, Germany, and the Korean Peninsula. Over the years, his leadership and operational assignments have taken him to more than two dozen countries, among them Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Kosovo, Bosnia, Germany, France, and Italy.

Fuller earned his degree in Intelligence Operations from Cochise University and is currently working towards his Master of Science in Applied Intelligence and an additional minor in Data Science from 911ºÚÁÏ University. 

He serves as a member of the Military Intelligence Corps Association Knowlton award recipients, the Military Order of the Purple Heart, and the Non-Commissioned Officer Association. Fuller also serves his community as a varsity high school football coach and as a member of the Erie Coalition on Combating Human Trafficking. Fuller serves as the President of the Board for the Bodhi Gardens Initiative, a 501c3 nonprofit providing services to Veterans in crisis and helping to solve the food desert problems facing the Erie, PA community. Fuller also serves his community by serving as a board member and operations director for the North East Little League, a member association of the International Little League organization. He also serves as a Trustee for the NWPA Military Order of the Purple Heart Association, for which he is also a registered member.