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Dr. Amber Marshall is a Lecturer in the Department of Management at Griffith University, affiliated with Griffith Asia Institute and the Centre for Work, Organisation and Wellbeing. Her research focuses on digital inclusion, rural development, and digital AgTech, employing ethnographic methods to address connectivity challenges in remote and underserved communities. She leads projects like the ARC Discovery-funded study on public libraries' role in rural Australia and collaborates with organizations such as Queensland Government and Australia Post.
Dr. Marshall holds a PhD from the University of Queensland (Business School), a Master's in Communication, and a Bachelor's in Creative Industries. Her work bridges management, communication sciences, and socio-technical perspectives, emphasizing actionable outcomes for stakeholders.
Key research interests include digital skills development, rural telecommunications infrastructure, Indigenous community inclusion, and disaster resilience. She has secured significant grants, including an ARC Linkage project on digital inclusion in low-income families. Her teaching covers ethics, sustainability, globalization, and corporate social responsibility.
Dr. Marshall supervises doctoral and masters students on topics like digital tools in regional libraries, financial inclusion, and migrant experiences with digital health technologies. She actively contributes to policy discussions through submissions on connectivity, disaster warnings, and digital inclusion plans.
