Eco Art - Environmental Art Major
An Eco-Art Major at Grace College is an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the visual arts and our natural ecosystems. As you consider art schools in Indiana, near you in the midwest, be assured that when you find your way to Winona Lake, Indiana, you will discover a top college for art with a biblical worldview. A Grace College Eco-Art Degree examines visual art theory and practice, environmental studies and ethics, and government and social constructs. It provides the framework for students to explore environmental issues on a local, regional, and global scale, preparing you to weigh questions and create conversation in a Christian college context.
The Eco-Art program is for you if you are serious about our global environment and care about a cross-discipline approach to how we can better co-exist within our natural environment and proactively participate in stewardship, protection, justice, and sustainability. With a bachelor’s degree in Eco-Art, you will be required to get real-world experience through internships or field research focusing on your combined passion in the visual arts and environmental studies.
Future environmental artist, the way forward is Grace.
Educational Focus
- Visual Communication Design
- Studio Arts
- Photography
- Environmental Studies
Featured Staff

Kim M. Reiff, Ph.D., M.F.A., M.B.A.

Nate Bosch, Ph.D.
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hands-on learning opportunities on campus and in the community
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Experienced Faculty & Staff
Our faculty and staff are expertly skilled in their fields and they care about your goals, future, and well being.

Education with a Biblical Worldview
At the heart of a Grace education are academically challenging courses that are specifically designed to foster a thirst for character, competence, and service within the hearts and minds of our students.

Being a transfer student, I felt God leading me to Grace because of its great academic programs, amazing professors, and its ever-present integration of faith and learning.
Grant Lawrence, Current Grace College Student