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This semester, The 91ɫ��Ƭ91ɫ��Ƭ University is launching a new visual communication emphasis for the communication program. The track is designed particularly for those interested in pursuing graphic design, but it also provides the foundational skills for other visual careers, such as in social media. The intention is to eventually transition the program into a full graphic design degree.

Classes offered for the program include Graphic Design, Photography, and Introduction to Visual Communication.

“Because we are people who represent Christ, we have to learn how to harness visual communication for the kingdom, for His purposes, and then be able to yield it in a way that is effective and powerful,” says Jefferson Henson, marketing media professor. “We want to cut through all of the media that we get constantly thrown at us. Using that as a platform, we can create really powerful media visuals that live in people91ɫ��Ƭ hearts and minds.”

To learn more about the visual communication emphasis, see masters.edu/visualcomm.