Communication Arts
A focus on messages and their meanings unites the many disciplines of the Communication Arts department. Communication Studies investigates verbal and nonverbal messages to help students improve their abilities. Public Relations, Journalism and Advertising develop the professional communication skills needed to succeed in the business and nonprofit worlds. Art, Cinema and Theatre develop student understanding of and capacity for creative visual communication. Digital Media Studies prepare students for careers in broadcasting and media content creation.
The Department of Communication Arts offers the following programs:
Undergraduate Programs:
- Art, Studio Emphasis
- Art, Graphic Design Emphasis
- Art Education, K-12 Teacher Licensure
- Communication
- Communication, Advertising Emphasis
- Cinema
- Digital Media Studies, Journalism Emphasis
- Digital Media Studies, Studio Production Emphasis
- Public Relations
- Theatre
- Theatre, Musical Theatre Emphasis
- Theatre, Theatre Studies Emphasis
- Theatre Education, K-12 Teacher Licensure
The talented and dedicated faculty of the Communication Arts Department at Lee University equip students to become future leaders, successful storytellers, and spiritual influencers in their fields. Committed to excellence in both scholarship and mentorship, our inspiring professors provide hands-on training, foster creativity, and instill a deep sense of purpose in every student. With a strong foundation in faith and professional expertise, they prepare graduates to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.
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Programs
Art, Studio Emphasis
Art, Graphic Design Emphasis
Art Education, K-12 Teacher Licensure
Communication
Communication, Advertising Emphasis
Cinema
Digital Media Studies, Journalism Emphasis
Digital Media Studies, Studio Production Emphasis
Public Relations
Theatre, Theatre Studies Emphasis
Theatre, Musical Theatre Emphasis
Theatre Education, K-12 Licensure
Minors
Delynn Harmon
Delynn Harmon is a graphic design major with a minor in studio art and came to Lee from Lebanon, Indiana. She has served on the Vindagua (student magazine) staff for three semesters as lead designer but has been involved with it since her sophomore year. Outside of Lee, she does freelance photography and graphic design and has partnered with churches and businesses in the local area. Delynn’s experience at Lee has been highlighted by the professors that have “poured into” her life all along the way. Delynn plans to move to San Diego, California, after graduation to work in the graphic design or magazine industries.












