About Me

Hi there! I’m Connor McNeill, and I am a Statistics PhD Student at North Carolina State University. I received my B.S. with Honors from The Ohio State University, where I majored in Statistics and minored in Computer Science.

My research interests are in spatial modeling, Bayesian inference, and statistical epidemiology. Here at NC State, I am advised by Dr. Brian Reich. I am a part of the UQ4Life Research Training Group, which is an NSF funded program in training students in uncertainty quantification. I also am passionate about statistical education, especially at the undergraduate level. Most recently I have served as instructor of record for our department’s introductory survey course in statistical methods.

Outside of my studies, I serve on the Advisory Board of College Club Swimming as a regional championship liaison. I’ve enjoyed my time working with athletes and clubs across the country over the past two years and I am enjoying assisting regional championship hosts with organizing their meets this year.

My CV (last updated in May 2025) can be found here. My resume is also available upon request. I can be reached via email and you can find me at the platforms listed on this page.