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Tuskegee's Gamma Epsilon Leads By Example
T he Gamma Epsilon Chapter believes there’s strength in numbers. As a chapter of 41 college-trained men, they immediately began to leverage their members to participate in activities throughout Tuskegee University, which would strengthen their bonds with one another. In March, Gamma Epsilon assisted with providing tours of the campus to Chicago Kappa League mentees. Broth- ers hold titles from SGA Vice President to Mr. Tuskegee and Mr. SGA, from Senior Class President to Mister Senior. They are student senators, NPHC of- ficers and scholar-athletes. The lowest grade point average of the chapter is a 3.0, with its average being a 3.35. The chapter seems well balanced, providing time to attend church as a chapter to participating in other activi- ties that strengthen the moral welfare of the community. For example, Gamma Epsilon signed up as the project manager and imple- mentation crew for the setting up and clean up of all activities during Student Government Association Spring Week. This garnered them notoriety around their grit and character and as a result, reflected very well on Kappa Alpha Psi ® on campus.
Here’s to Gamma Epsilon!
Publishing achievement for more than 100 years
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