Christine Lhowe

Christine Lhowe is an Associate Professor of Art & Design at the Department of Communication, Media, and the Arts, Seton Hall University, with a focus on design for social innovation and human-centered practices.

• Teaches courses in Design & Advertising Concentration and User Experience & Interface Design Certificate
• Advocates participatory design methods and accessibility in creative work
• Active in research addressing marginalized communities and quality of life improvements

Research Interests: Christine’s scholarship explores the intersection of design and care, emphasizing the designer’s role in fostering societal and environmental connections. Her work spans brand development, UX/UI design, and social impact design, with a focus on marginalized communities and inclusive methodologies.

Notable Courses: Typographic Design, Graphic Design & Advertising Art I/II, Web Design I/II, Brand Evolution, Social Impact Design.

Scientific Awards:

• International Communicator Award of Distinction (2025)
• College Researcher of the Year (2022)
• American Graphic Design Award (2022)
• Hermes Creative Award (2020)

Advising and Grants: Led Faculty Innovation Grant projects, including a new Design Basics course, and contributed to virtual student exhibitions during the pandemic. Mentors students in design teams and social impact projects.