Terence currently serves as the Chief Diversity and Leadership Development Officer for the National Youth Advocate Program. He is a public service leader and possesses exceptional abilities in curriculum development, keynote addresses, facilitating leadership training, providing technical support to leaders across the United States. He has delivered multiple programs focused on strengthening communities and exceeded all expectations by aiding, building, and instilling leadership confidence in individuals to enable them to positively impact their communities.

While at the University of Georgia’s Fanning Institute, Terence worked with several nonprofit organizations, community leadership programs, and youth to develop and deliver programs that advance leadership development in individuals and organizations. His expertise includes program start-up and development, large-scale systems reform, training, consulting, administrative support and coaching, board development, strategic planning, conflict transformation training, and executive coaching. He also has experience helping community leaders with performance issues and building healthier communities in underserved areas stricken with the challenges of poverty, poor education, and gangs.

Terence also worked on several Public Service and Outreach programs at the University of Georgia, including the Public Service and Outreach Facilitation Academy, Great Commitments Student Tour, and New Faculty Tour. He has received the 2019 Sisson Community Leadership Development Award and was named President of the UGA Black Faculty and Staf Organization.