Pauline Morgan White was a public relations specialist and community affairs advocate who made a significant impact in Georgia. As Principal for Bradley Morgan, Inc., a family communications services agency, she worked to improve social programs for all age groups. She was also an Associate Editor of the Atlanta Inquirer Newspaper and wrote a weekly column, as well as special feature articles. In addition, White was the charter president of the Georgia Association of Journalism Directors, a scholastic organization headquartered at the University of Georgia.

White’s work extended beyond the journalism field. She was recognized for her contributions at the regional level in adult literacy, communications services, and telecommunications. Her efforts in coordinating the Atlanta Public Service receive site for the 1985 Delta telecast originating in Dallas, TX, were particularly notable. Moreover, her work in this area, as well as her work in youth journalism and communications, led to her receiving several awards, including being one of 10 sorors honored for “Breaking New Ground” professionally.