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Captivating and jubilant education seminar by TAMA

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Yet another feather in TAMA’s (Telugu Association of Metro Atlanta) crown. A unique and jubilant Education Seminar conducted on Saturday, July 22nd at Sharon Community building, Cumming attracted over 200 enthusiastic students and parents.

As the attendance is way more than expected, organizers have to put a tarpaulin cover on the floor and requested students to sit down. Many people were standing too. Education is a vital constituent of our lives, this detailed seminar by a professional helped attendees in getting good insights and proper direction.

It is TAMA’s 16th program in 2023, 1st one after a brief Summer pause. Presenter Dr. Vani Gaddam’s interactive and informative talk was spellbound. Both students and parents were very much involved in the session, did not leave till the end, asked several questions and were happy with the responses.

Participants applauded TAMA for organizing such a wonderful seminar and appealed to do more and more. TAMA aims to do versatile, ‘beneficial for all Ages’ programs with supplemental focus on youth. Upcoming event is ‘TAMA Weekly Free Clinic Walk’ on August 13, followed by many other programs. Visit www.tama.org or send email to [email protected] for more details.

President SaiRam Karumanchi welcomed everyone and invited Dr. Vani on to the dais. President Elect Suresh Bandaru elaborated on her achievements. Her eloquent talk covered right from Kindergarten to 12th grade opportunities, leadership abilities, extracurricular pursuits, research and internship options.

She spoke in detail about standardized tests like SAT, ACT etc. She elaborated on AP, IB Dual Enrollment and College choices. Community Service Activities is another interesting topic she touched upon. The session was interactive throughout, helping people in making bright and right decisions.

TAMA team felicitated Dr. Vani, with a shawl and plaque, thanked her for doing the session. Snacks and beverages were provided to all the attendees. SaiRam Karumanchi called on long time sponsors, supporters and requested them to talk about their works.

This is a welcoming move, providing them extra mileage. He also spoke about different programs TAMA does and how helpful they are for everyone. Chairman Subarao Maddali talked through the weekly TAMA free clinic, explained the advantages and asked people to utilize the services.

Priyanka Gaddam, Raghava Tadavarthi, Rupendra Vemulapalli, Suneel Devarapalli, Krishna Inapakuthika, Tiru Chillapalli, Sasi Daggula, Harsha Koppula, Srinivas Uppu, Pavan Devalapally, Kamal Satuluru, and Rajesh Jampala from TAMA team helped in smooth execution.

Media Secretary Srinivas Ramisetty worked on bringing this well received seminar to the table. Suresh Bandaru concluded the program by thanking the presenter, participants and volunteers for being part of this need of the hour event and making it successful.

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