Dr. McNeill is an associate professor of folklore in the English Department at Utah State University. She serves as the Chair of the Folklore Program, and her research interests include legend, belief, the supernatural, and digital culture.

Dr. Lynne S. McNeill is an associate professor of Folklore in the English Department at Utah State University. She serves as the Chair of the Folklore Program, and her research interests include legend, belief, fandom, and digital culture.

Dr. Lynne S. McNeill is an associate professor of folklore in the English Department at Utah State University. She serves as the Chair of the Folklore Program, and her research interests include legend, belief, fandom, and digital culture.

Dec 12, 2022 · Lynne S. McNeill's career is a testament to her unwavering dedication to the field of folklore. As a professor at Utah State University, she plays a pivotal role in educating the next generation of folklore enthusiasts.

Lynne S. McNeill, PhD, is a professor of Folklore at Utah State University. She is an active member of the American Folklore Society, the International Society for Contemporary Legend Research, and the Western States Folklore Society.

Dr. Lynne McNeill teaches online and offline folklore courses at Utah State University. She will happily talk to you about anything folklore-related.

Lynne S. McNeill. Utah State University. Verified email at usu.edu. Folklore Contemporary Legend Digital Culture. Articles Cited by Co-authors. Title. ... TJ Blank, LS McNeill. Contemporary Legend 5, 1-13, 2015. 5: 2015: Folklore doesn’t meme what you think it memes. LS McNeill. Talk presented at TEDxUSU, Logan, UT, 2015. 4:

Sep 28, 2017 · Dr. Lynne S. McNeill is an assistant professor of folklore in the English Department at Utah State University. She holds a PhD in Folklore from Memorial University of Newfoundland. Her research interests include legend, belief, fandom, and digital culture.

May 14, 2019 · Lynne S. McNeill is assistant professor of English in the Folklore Program at Utah State University, cofounder of the Digital Folklore Project, author of Folklore Rules and coeditor of Slender Man Is Coming. Her research interests include legend, belief, fandom, and digital folklore.