Collette Chesters

Collette Chesters is a Lecturer at the UWA Business School's Department of Accounting and Finance. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy from UWA and is pursuing PhD studies examining the ethical dimensions of AI in accounting education and business. Her expertise spans corporate accounting, corporate social responsibility, and AI ethics. She actively contributes to the Not For Profit sector through workshops in Western Australian prisons and communities aimed at reducing violence and enhancing communication skills.

Education: Doctor of Philosophy, UWA Business School. Previous role: Lecturer at Griffith University, Brisbane.

Research Interests: Focuses on corporate philanthropy, ethical AI applications in education, and business ethics. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to reducing inequalities and promoting responsible consumption.

Publications: Published in the Journal of Corporate Citizenship (2008) on Australasian corporate philanthropy.

Community Engagement: Treasurer of Alternatives to Violence Project WA since 2019, leading initiatives to foster community safety and communication.