Albany Technical College (ATC) announces the upcoming TEAAMS Monthly Empowerment Session & Graduate Recognition Ceremony on April 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Logistics Education Center.

Sheriff Terron K. Hayes will speak at the event. This session is part of the college's Teaching, Empowering African American Males to Succeed (TEAAMS) initiative. It is designed to provide African American males with fundamental skills to help them succeed and persist through internal and external challenges.

The TEAAMS project hosts a Monthly Empowerment Session for ATC Faculty and Community each month.

Leaders are invited to speak to the students. "The TEAAMS Members have faced many barriers in pursuing a higher education, and during this ceremony, we will recognize their academic achievements." Sheriff Terron K. Hayes, the first African American Sheriff in Dougherty County, will join us as we celebrate our Spring Semester Graduates," remarked Quanta Bell, the TEAAMS Project Director.

The featured speaker for this session will be Sheriff Terron K. Hayes. As part of the college's Teaching, Empowering, African American Males to Succeed (TEAAMS) initiative, the program aims to equip African American males with essential skills to help them persist and succeed despite internal and external challenges.