Lynn has a PhD in Texts and Technology from UCF and currently is an Associate Professor of Communication in the Humanities and Communication Department of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, teaching courses such as Visual Design, Speech, Technical Writing, Social Media Communication, and Technology and Modern Civilization. For the Worldwide Campus, she has designed and taught Technology and Modern Civilization and Visual Design.

Previously, she has worked in public relations as a writer for a technology consulting firm. Lynn has published over 140 articles in magazines and newspapers, and been involved in public relations, business journalism, marketing, and Web development along the way.

Her research interests include issues in medicine, social media, digital text communication in interpersonal relationships, visual design, social media, crime and technology, jail culture, adult recreational tennis "psychology," and the societal and personal disruption of mobile phones.

As a volunteer, in June 2016, she proposed and developed a re-entry program (Project Ataraxia)for inmates in the Volusia County Correctional Facility as well as facilitating workshops each week from Summer 2016 through Fall 2017. She has also been an active advocate for sex education reform in Volusia County Public Schools and volunteered for Volusia/Flagler Hospice, Family Renew Community (transitional housing for homeless families), Volusia County Public Schools, and the United States Tennis Association.