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AT&T donates to TCAT for data recovery training
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Tennessee College of Applied Technology received $3,000 to purchase network storage units to help train students on data recovery. The donation was provided by AT&T on Tuesday. Pictured, from left, are TCAT president Warren Laux, state Rep. Paul Sherrell and AT&T representative Alan Hill.
A telecommunications company is providing more than cellphones, data plans, TV and internet service. AT&T is adding to the future workforce with a contribution of $3,000 to Tennessee College of Applied Technology in McMinnville. “The training supported by this contribution will help provide our students the skills required to compete in today’s technology-based economy,” said Dr. Warren Laux, president of TCAT. “Creating and maintaining a workforce that is ready to meet the needs of our region is vitally important and through donations like today’s we will be able to reach even more Tennesseans.”Funds will be used for the purchase of network storage units which help support training for high-skill jobs requiring technology-based skills throughout Tennessee.