Welcome to Kristine Williams, Southwest’s new digital content coordinator!
By Diana Fedinec
Kristine Williams has joined Southwest as the College’s new digital content coordinator
in the department of Communications, Marketing and Community Relations. She began
her new role managing the College’s website Sept. 17, 2021.
Williams formerly served as a consultant during the launch of Southwest's new web
design and content management system. Her knowledge of the College’s new Modern Campus
website platform has allowed a smooth transition into her new role.
Prior to joining Southwest, Williams amassed more than 16 years of experience as a
web designer and developer using various computer languages such as HTML, CSS, PHP,
Javascript, Flash and more. Her expansive expertise includes front and back-end coding,
proficiency in Dreamweaver, Illustrator, Visual Studio and other design programs,
applications development and systems analysis.
Since moving to Memphis from Northern Virginia more than 20 years ago, Williams has
freelanced and worked for a myriad of companies and organizations that include Consilience
Group, Beale Street Caravan, Glanker Brown, Legacy Memphis, Maria Montessori School
and Storyboard Memphis.
“I was first introduced to HTML coding in the early 2000s and have been working on
websites ever since, but I’ve been into tech since I was a kid,” Williams said. “For
me, working on websites is like being an artist where my medium is code.”
Williams earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Management of Information
Systems from the University of Mississippi – DeSoto. She and her husband have two
children, two dogs and two cats. In her spare time, she enjoys board and roleplaying
games and is an amateur cosplayer.
Have a website request? Please complete the College’s new website request form. Kristine can be reached at webmaster@southwest.tn.edu.
Please join the College in welcoming Kristine to the Southwest family!
In This Issue...
- From the President
- KUDOS: Memphis Business Journal honors Southwest leaders as “Women Who Lead”
- Welcome to Kristine Williams, Southwest’s new digital content coordinator!
- Southwest wins Memphis Most’s Best Technical College award
- Bert Bornblum Library adds new anatomy and physiology lab
- Cecilia Maciel Martinez joins Southwest as new COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Coordinator
- TSBDC at Southwest taps NaShawn Branch as executive director
- Saluqi basketball kicks off season
- Snacks back at Follett Bookstores
- Southwest Tennessee Community College’s Public Safety and Police Services receives TLEA accreditation
- Governor appoints President Hall Post-Secondary Readiness and the Business Community subcommittee
- Welcome Aboard
- Southwest Reopens Whitehaven Vaccination Site
- POLICY MATTERS: Contracts and agreements approval process update
- AT&T Foundation donates $10,000 for student scholarships
- CCAMPIS child care program wins $900K federal grant
- IT Department releases cyber security guide
- Southwest launches new distance Digital Twin learning platform
- Foundation provides critical support for students during the pandemic, needs support to keep moving forward
- Southwest Leadership Academy graduates inaugural class
- Abadie tapped as Bellwether judge
- Southwest hosts Chamber’s Chairman’s Circle
- Project M.O.S.T. receives $3M in funding; students recruited for membership
- Honors program unveils Spring 2022 faculty and courses
- MS Teams training available for employees
- Stephens receives TBR Chancellor's Commendation for Military Veterans
- Kudos to Southwest’s Top 10 Enrollment Partners
- Southwest student joins cohort class of IT Apprenticeship program course
- KUDOS: CFO Smith, Interim VP Brown and Assoc. Dean Greene tapped to serve statewide
- Vice President for Student Affairs Jacqueline Faulkner steps down
- Southwest to go fully virtual Nov. 29 - Dec. 1 to lessen the risk of coronavirus spread following Thanksgiving holiday