Department of Chemistry
Fulmer IT

Welcome to Fulmer IT
Chemistry is a HIGHLY technical field, and we use numerous programs, applications, and libraries to further our research. Here you can find many of the resources you require. Please refer to the link list on the navigation column to browse the array of services and assets we provide for the betterment of your academic goals.
For updates and news on what is going on with the IT department checkout our News section!
Who We Are:
![]() | Yoshi Kodama IT Manager Chem.FulmerIT.Help@wsu.edu | ![]() | Max Stephens Tech Assistant I Chem.FulmerIT.Help@wsu.edu |
![]() | Nate Burley Tech Assistant I Chem.FulmerIT.Help@wsu.edu | ![]() | Nathan Brown Tech Assistant I Chem.FulmerIT.Help@wsu.edu |
Need Assistance?
General Walk-In Hours:
Monday – Friday 10AM-Noon, 1PM-5PM
We are always busy so making an appointment is highly recommended!
Contact Us at:
General Walk-In Hours:
Monday – Friday 10AM-Noon, 1PM-5PM
We are always busy so making an appointment is highly recommended!
Contact Us at:
- Fulmer VIF N105
- 509-335-5864
- Chem.FulmerIT.Help@wsu.edu
de minimus Use of Computer Resources
The University’s Office of Internal Audit made this announcement in 2012 about personal use of state resources, which includes computers, printers, telephones and the networks.
Improper computer, email and internet use are the most common findings in settlements issued by WA State Executive Ethics Board (EEB).
In general, employee use of state-provided resources is permitted if the use is reasonably related to the conduct of official University duties.Use of state resources for personal purposes, unrelated to the conduct of official duties, is prohibited unless it falls under de minimis rules. De minimis is use that is brief, infrequent, does not result in additional cost to WSU, does not interfere with performance of job duties, and does not compromise the security or integrity of state information or software.
Some personal use activities are deemed prohibited (including use for political activities, lobbying, and outside business). De minimis rules do not apply to these activities, thus, any use of state resources for these purposes would be an ethics violation.
Protect your unit, yourself and your employees by ensuring proper awareness of ethics rules. See hrs.wsu.edu for ethics training resources. Also refer to EP#4, BPPM 10.21 and BPPM 20.37. For addtional questions, contact the Office of Internal Audit at 335-2001.