Communication &
Media Arts Department


Producing Effective Communication Professionals

Do you want to become a communication professional rooted in Christian values? Are you being called to creatively use your gifts to advance the cause of Christ? The Communication & Media Arts Department at LBC may be the perfect fit for you. Programs are designed to produce effective communication professionals through industry-focused courses and hands-on experiences. Learn to work collaboratively and thrive alongside other creatives through practical, real-world media production opportunities across campus, into our community and around the world.

Jesus Christ is the Great Communicator, revealing truth to the world. Paul was a great communicator, preparing the early church to be a light. You, too, are called to be a great communicator. Built on a foundation of media ethics and creative practices, students will also major in Biblical Studies, developing a strong biblical worldview to represent Christ well while pursuing excellence in their field.

Meet Our Faculty

Full-time Faculty

Ryan Geesaman, MS
Academic Dean of Arts & Sciences, Communication & Media Arts, Music Worship & Performing Arts, Associate Professor
Michael Freeman, DEd
Professor, Communication Program Director
Thom Scott, MBA
Assistant Professor, Communication
Mark Menga, PhD
Associate Professor

Undergrad Adjunct Faculty

Masters Faculty

Recognitions & Rankings

Top

25

Best Colleges for Religious Studies in America

Niche.com

2021

Top

10

Online Bible Colleges
in the U.S.

BestValueSchools.com

2021

Best

4-Year Colleges/Universities

Central Penn Business Journal

2020

#

1

“Right Choice”
(Tied with Stanford)

Wall Street Journal

2019

Check Out Our Student-Directed Media

Communication & Media Arts students have the opportunity for hands-on experience that strengthens their skills and knowledge while also providing enrichment to the college community. Opportunities for student-directed media include radio broadcasting in our in-house radio station (an exact replica of local Christian radio station WJTL’s setup), intro to video production or journalism and production with the student newspaper, college yearbook or Charge Magazine. Check out our students’ work.