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    Dr Scott Hollier is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer at ECU's School of Science

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Dr Scott Hollier

Background

Dr Hollier is a digital access specialist, CEO and Co-founder of the Centre For Accessibility Australia  with industry experience across the corporate, government and not-for-profit sectors. This includes internationally-recognised work with the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), academic lecturing and Doctoral supervision for UniSA and ECU respectively, strategic leadership roles on the boards of ACCAN and ASCCA respectively, and consultancy that supports digital access processes both locally and globally.

Dr Hollier academic qualifications include a PhD in Internet Studies, a Master of Management and a Bachelor of Science majoring in Computer Science. He has also published a memoir titled ‘Outrunning the Night – a life journey of disability, determination and joy’.

Professional Memberships

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Year/s of membership/appointment - Association name, (type of association i.e. Member, Director, Board Member etc.)

  • 2016 – Present: World Wide Web Consortium (W3C),Research - Questions Taskforce.
  • 2021 – Present: ISO Plain Language 24495 working group
  • 2022 - Present Australian Communications Consumer Action Network
  • 2020 – Present Australian Seniors Computer Club Association

Awards and Recognition

  • 2022 – Nominated Australian of the Year

Research Areas and Interests

  • Digital Accessibility

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