Christine Lhowe is a visual designer, researcher, and educator that specializes in design for social innovation and brand development. Throughout her 20 years of experience, she has worked at agencies and organizations leading design teams to create impact. She now collaborates independently with non-profits, educational institutions, and cultural organizations on visual design initiatives spanning digital and print. With an emphasis on accessibility and inclusion, her work mostly benefits underserved and marginalized communities.

Her research explores the intersection of design and care. She investigates the designer’s role in creating connections between people, society, and their environments to improve quality of life.

Christine is an Associate Professor of Design at Seton Hall University in New Jersey where she teaches courses in graphic design, UX/UI, typography, social design, and branding.

She holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts and a BA from Seton Hall University, both in Graphic Design. Her work has been recognized by The National Health + Wellness Design Awards, The Communicator Awards, The Davey Awards, dotcomm Awards, and GDUSA, to name a few. She has also been a recipient of the Sappi Ideas That Matter Grant and Teach Access Curriculum Grant.

Above all of this, she is a mom to three little boys who have taught her more than any degree ever could.

Contact:
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