Connor contributes as a Lead Auditor and Subject Matter Expert, leading in-depth technical reviews of technical diploma programs at colleges and universities across Canada. Leading the audit team he provides direction and accreditation comments and reporting to the national organization over the course of typically 6-12 months per program.

Connor was invited as an industry representative to contribute to new legislation in progress by the Saskatchewan Provincial Government regarding a revised large construction project alternative permitting program intended to allow for more streamlined development in Saskatchewan.

Connor sits on the Program Advisory Committee for the Architectural Technology Program at the Moose Jaw Campus. A nationally renowned Architecture diploma program.

Annually Connor volunteers at Homestand as a media professional. Homestand is a an outdoor concert series that fundraises for local youth mental health, and contributes to both local infrastructure, as well as the greater community providing funding to local schools for resources and counselling services.

Connor provides insight and coordination services to the North Carolina state chapter of the AIA, contributing opportunities and opinions to what programs should be undertaken for members for professional continuing education credits.

Connor was a Director-at-Large for the SYPE organization, contributing to Saskatchewan’s largest gathering of young professionals in the province. Connor contributed to the annual SYPE Silver Spade Awards, being a co-host, as well as presenting the Young Professional of the Year Award.