Philip N. Chase conducts research on improving the effectiveness of online learning, and consults on issues related to distance education and employee development. He is presently the Director of the Child and Adolescent Needs and Strength (CANS) Program, a Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services funded project to evaluate and develop training and career development services for clinicians who use CANS.  He serves on the Advisory Board of The European Institute for the Study of Human Behavior, Parma, Italy; the Board of ERIC Content Experts, US Department of Education, Washington, D.C.; and the Board of Trustees for Cambridge Center for Behavior Studies, Beverly, MA. In addition, he serves as Book Review Editor for the Journal of Organizational Behavior Management and on the editorial boards of Behavioral Development Bulletin, Behavioral Technology Today, and Journal of Organizational Behavior Management.