Eun G. Park

Eun G. Park is an Associate Professor at McGill University's School of Information Studies. She holds a PhD in Information Studies from UCLA, an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh, an MS in Library and Information Science from the University of Illinois, and a BA in English Literature from Pusan National University. Her research focuses on cloud computing trust, enterprise content management (ECM), ontology modeling, and organizational trust dynamics. She has advised four graduate students and contributes to interdisciplinary projects in digital humanities and cultural heritage preservation.

Her research explores the intersection of technology and trust in organizational and governmental contexts, with notable work on open government data analytics and privacy-preserving cloud solutions. She has collaborated on data rescue initiatives for historical climate records and developed ontology models for cultural heritage collections. Park teaches courses in ECM systems, digital preservation, and electronic records management.

Her work bridges technical and policy domains, addressing challenges in legal compliance for sensitive data protection and ICT-driven trust enhancement. She participates in international conferences on digital preservation (InterPARES Trust) and contributes to research labs including the Accessible Computing Technology Research Group and Data Mining & Security Lab.

Notable collaborations include the DRAW project (historical climate data digitization) and SafePath (privacy-preserving transportation data publishing). Her research has been applied to policy evaluation in Ghana's e-government initiatives and economic impact analyses of digital repositories.