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 H. Frank Cervone is the Vice Chancellor for Information Services at Purdue University Calumet and is currently running for president of the Library Information Technology Association.
His prior experience includes more than 20 years of leadership in developing systems and services that have helped to advance teaching and learning in higher education environments. Some of his major areas of interest include management of information technology and information organizations; accreditation in higher education; data analysis; the effect of social networks on innovation; and the use of library and information resources for advancing teaching and learning. The author of four books in applied information technology, multiple book chapters, and numerous articles, he writes a regular column in OCLC Systems and Services on digital project management.
Dr. Cervone has served on seven external review panels, two of which he chaired, for the Office of Accreditation of the American Library Association. He is currently the chair of the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Standards and Accreditation committee, the LITA (Library Information Technology Association) representative to the International Federation of Library Associations and Agencies (IFLA), secretary of the IFLA IT Standing Committee, a board member of the Academic Libraries of Indiana (ALI), as well as member of the Indiana State Library Resource Sharing Committee, the Educause Midwest Annual Planning Committee and the ACUTA Environmental Scanning Committee.
He holds a MSEd with a specialization in Online Teaching and Learning from California State University, an MA with a specialization in Information Technology Management in Information Agencies from DePaul University, as well as a Ph.D. in Management and Information Systems from Northcentral University.
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