Julie Lineback
Originally from East Tennessee, Julie Lineback joined the University of West Georgia in August 2006. Her career started in 2000, after graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Communications from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. While serving as a communications specialist at Oak Ridge Associated Universities, she received an Award of Quality from the Public Relations Society of America, the world’s largest public relations organization, for her work on a catalog. She also worked as a website editor, copywriter and search engine specialist for BellSouth, where she was a certified Google AdWords Professional. Most recently, she received the UWG School of Communication, Film, and Media's Distinguished Service Award for 2023.
Wish Granted: UWG Sorority Raises $10,000 for Make-A-Wish Georgia
Serving the community and raising money for nonprofit organizations is a large aspect of Fraternity and Sorority Life at the University of West Georgia,...
UWG Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for Richards Hall
The University of West Georgia broke ground Friday on what Interim President Dr. Micheal Crafton called a “life-changing beacon of higher learning.”
With Homecoming 2019...
UWG Retains Colleges of Distinction Status
For the third year in a row, the University of West Georgia has been named to the renowned Colleges of Distinction, an organization that...
Autism Unmasked: UWG Professor Seeks to Help Caregivers, Doctors Diagnose Early
The prevalence of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) cases in the United States is on the rise, and although it can be detected as early...
Retired UWG Professor and Alumna Wife Establish Business Internship Opportunity for...
As a professor of music and director of the opera workshop at the University of West Georgia for almost 25 years, Dr. Larry Frazier...
UWG Launches Newest Health and Wellness Education Endeavor
The University of West Georgia’s new Wolf Wellness Lab, powered by the College of Education, serves as yet another step in advancing the health...
A magic match Portion of National Endowment for the Humanities grant...
“Literary Undergraduate Research in English” (LURe), a journal of literary research edited and published by undergraduate English majors at the University of West Georgia,...
UWG Program Offers New Options for Students with Intellectual Disabilities
When Katy Ann Killingsworth’s older sister started visiting colleges more than five years ago, the younger sibling expressed her excitement for her future in...
Prominent Historian, Professor Emeritus Establishes Lecture Series
The University of West Georgia College of Arts and Humanities (COAH) recently announced the establishment of the John Ferling Distinguished Lecture Series in United...
Booked and blessed: UWG alumna finds success on stage
One must be a jack- or jill-of-all-trades to have an edge in the entertainment industry.
Candy McLellan knows that, and she certainly got the whole...
