Terrice Thomas is a 2002 graduate of Jackson State University where she received a bachelor's degree in mass communications. She also holds a master's degree in public administration from Keller School of Management in Oak Brook, IL. Thomas is the branch manager for the South Library where she works diligently to bring innovative programming and resources to the community. Some of these programs include teen robotics camps, job fairs, fitness classes, back to school block parties, and early literacy programs for toddlers. Throughout her professional career, she has served in various positions in the non-profit sector including fundraising and grant writing, volunteer management, special events, and community development.
Thomas created the Due South Memphis Podcast show which provides elementary and middle school students the opportunity to interview elected officials and local celebrities regarding their chosen career paths while also exploring current events.
She is also the Founder of "The Chat Room" mentoring program for girls ages 13-18 which discusses issues related to teenage adolescence and provides community service opportunities.
In addition to her professional responsibilities, Thomas volunteers in the community as a Tennessee Promise high school mentor, youth ministry leader at New Direction church, and Junior League of Memphis member. She is also an active member Memphis Alumni Chapter of the Jackson State University National Alumni Association, Inc.
She resides in Memphis, TN and is the proud mother of her 9 – year- old son, Kerwin.