Linda Reynolds

Emphasizing adaptability and resilience in the ever-evolving field of graphic design, Linda Reynolds serves as the Graphic Design Area Head and Professor at Brigham Young University's Department of Design. With a robust academic background, Linda earned her bachelor's degree in graphic design from BYU and further honed her skills with an MFA in graphic design from the University of Utah. Her educational journey laid a strong foundation for her career, allowing her to blend theoretical knowledge with practical application seamlessly. Linda's work has garnered attention and acclaim in both national and international circles, with her designs featured in numerous prestigious publications and organizations. Her innovative approach and dedication to excellence have earned her several awards, underscoring her position as a leading figure in the graphic design community. Her accolades reflect not only her creative prowess but also her commitment to pushing the boundaries of visual communication. In her role at BYU, Linda is passionate about mentoring the next generation of designers. She encourages her students to explore the intersections of technology and design, fostering an environment where creativity and critical thinking thrive. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of adaptability, preparing students to navigate and succeed in a rapidly changing industry landscape. Beyond her academic and professional achievements, Linda is deeply invested in research, with interests that span graphic design, visual communication, and the impact of design awards on professional growth. Her research endeavors aim to contribute to the broader discourse on design's role in society, inspiring both her peers and students to consider the broader implications of their work.