Ray Stanley Named Vice President of IT and Chief Information Officer at Rose-Hulman

Ray Stanley began his role as vice president of information technology and chief information officer at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology on November 2. He serves on President Robert A. Coons’ administrative Cabinet and provides leadership for the top-ranked STEM college’s technology strategy, systems, and services.

Stanley brings more than 30 years of technology leadership experience across higher education, government, manufacturing, and financial services. He joins Rose-Hulman from Marian University in Indianapolis, where he served as chief information & AI officer and vice president. Since joining Marian in 2016, he led the technology strategy and campus services, including cybersecurity, infrastructure, enterprise applications, and data capabilities. He also directed the university’s artificial intelligence strategy and responsible-use governance.

“Technology touches nearly every aspect of our work, from teaching and learning to student services and daily campus operations,” Coons said. “Ray’s experience connecting technology investments with institutional priorities will help us strengthen those services, protect our systems and information, and thoughtfully explore emerging technologies. His leadership will be valuable as we advance the goals of our strategic plan and support the evolving needs of our students, faculty, and staff.”

Before joining Marian, Stanley served as director of solutions delivery and deputy chief information and technology officer at the Indiana Public Retirement System, where he helped lead a multiyear modernization of the organization’s core systems. His earlier experience includes technology and data leadership roles at Cummins and Conseco, as well as consulting work with the Defense Finance and Accounting Service.

Stanley holds a master’s degree in information and communication sciences and a bachelor’s degree in management information systems from Ball State University. He also holds Project Management Professional certification.

“I’m beyond excited to join Rose-Hulman and build on its remarkable legacy, working alongside faculty, staff, and students to advance technology and AI in ways that enrich learning, accelerate innovation, and help shape Rose-Hulman’s next chapter of information technology,” Stanley said.

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