She is an accomplished academic with over two decades of expertise in social sciences, information studies, and ethics. Holding a PhD in Social Science & Psychology from Victoria University, Australia, her research is deeply interdisciplinary, focusing on the sociocultural role of information institutions, particularly rural libraries. She has published extensively on topics such as community development through libraries, digital sustainability, socioeconomic surveys, and digital ethics, with recent articles in journals like the Journal of Ecohumanism and Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal. As a principal investigator, she has secured and led competitive national research grants (FRGS). Her academic influence extends internationally through adjunct professorships in Indonesia and as a keynote speaker at conferences. She is dedicated to integrating ethical awareness, digital literacy, and community-focused research into her teaching and scholarship.