Spring 2023 Pre-Conclave Issue

Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter Polemarch Collis H. Ivery III and Conclave Local Planning Chairman David Christian All Roads Lead to Tampa Bay, FL for the 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting

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On a recent visit to IHQ and after signing in on the new digital system and surveying the digital leadership directory, the Journal caught up with Executive Director John F. Burrell and the IHQ Staff as they prepared, packed and began to ship all that is needed for the 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting: the Konclave on the Bay!

This is the first in-person Conclave since the pandemic.

Journal Notes

10 Grand Polemarch's Message

12 Tampa Welcome Letters

24 Tentative Agenda

122 Ads and Greetings

180 The Directory

Above: Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter Polemarch Collis H. Ivery III, lef, and Local Conclave Committee Planning Chairman David Christian discuss opening day ceremonies planned in conjunction with the Grand Board of Directors and Visit Tampa Bay, the local convention and tourism bureau.

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On a recent visit to IHQ, Executive Director John F. Burrell and the IHQ Staff prepared, packed and began to ship all that is needed for the 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting: the Konclave on the Bay!

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Cleveland Ferguson III, Esq., Editor T he Kappa Alpha Psi ® Journal has been published regularly since 1914. The 34 th Adminis- tration has weathered a historic pandemic and the concomitant supply chain effects. Nevertheless, we have endeavored to capture the most significant events in the context of world affairs, campus activities, and national achievement. The Journal also featured for the first time, double covers, where the front cover provided the lead to Fraternity affairs of the quarter, and the back cover focused on material of historic signifi- cance and singular achievement. While the effects of the pandemic curtailed the chronicling of national, province, and chapter in-person ac- tivities, it did not impede The Journal’s ability to capture the successes of the Fraternity, centennial observances of our chapters, and achievements of our brothers throughout the world. The future is bright for Kappa Alpha Psi and The Journal will continue to capture the living history and achievements of our brothers, chapters and provinces. Here's to continuing to achieve in every field of human endeavor! Yours in the Bond, Cleveland Ferguson III, Esq. Editor

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GRAND POLEMARCH’S MESSAGE

Konclave on the Bay: It is One You Will Remember

is also a time for members to partici- pate in workshops, attend seminars, and engage in discussions about the future of the Bond. The 2023 Conclave will take place from July 18-23 in Tampa Bay, Florida. The title of this year's event is "Kon- clave on the Bay"; and reflects the return to brighter days ahead where we can celebrate values the fraternity was founded upon and the principles that have guided its growth and suc- cess over the years. There are many reasons why members should attend the Conclave in Tampa. First, it is an opportunity to connect with brothers from across the country. The Conclave is a chance to meet new people, make new friends, and strengthen existing relationships. It is an opportunity to network with other Kappa members and build con- nections that can be beneficial both personally and professionally. In addition to networking, the Conclave offers a range of educa- tional and informative workshops and seminars. These sessions cover a variety of topics, from leadership development to community service initiatives. Members can learn new skills, gain knowledge about the fraternity's history and traditions, and get inspired to make a positive impact in their communities. Another reason to attend the Conclave is the entertainment. The event features a range of social activi- ties, including parties, concerts, and other fun events. This is a chance to let loose and have fun with fellow Kappa Alpha Psi members, while also celebrating the fraternity's accom- plishments and looking towards the future. Finally, attending the Conclave is

an opportunity to give back. The fra- ternity has a long-standing tradition of community service and philanthropy, and the Conclave is a chance to par- ticipate in service projects and chari- table initiatives. Members can make a positive impact in the local Tampa community, while also representing the values of Kappa Alpha Psi. The Conclave in Tampa is an event that no member should miss. Take this opportunity to connect with fellow brothers, have fun, and give back. It is the perfect opportunity to live the mantra of the 34 th Administration that promotes Breaking Barriers that divide us and Building Bridges that bind us in perfect unity. It reflects the values that have made Kappa Alpha Psi one of the most respected and admired fraternities across the world. So, mark your calendars for July 18-23 and make plans to attend the Conclave in Tampa. We look forward to seeing you there! ♦♦♦ Opposite page: Visit Tampa Bay and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, previewed the 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting that will be held July 18-23, 2023. Hosted by ESPN commentator, Ryan Clark (Nu Iota 2001), Kappa Alpha Psi announced programs and activities that will high- light Tampa Bay as well as honor local community members with a Distin- guished Citizens Award. Local dignitaries such as Mayor Jane Castor and Hillsborough County Com- missioner, Gwen Myers. Santiago C. Corrada, President and CEO of Visit Tampa Bay and Sherri Brown, Vice President of Multicultural Sales and Development were in attendance.

Reuben A. Shelton III, Esq. Grand Polemarch B rothers, COVID 19 reared its ugly head and shut us down for a few years. But now we are back and will soon have an in-person Grand Chapter Meeting (Conclave) for the first time since 2019. The Fraternity’s Conclave is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year for members of the fraternity. This year, the Conclave will be held in Tampa, Florida, and it promises to be an unforgettable experience for all at- tendees. The Conclave is an opportunity for brothers to come together, bond, and celebrate the achievements of the fraternity over the past few years. It

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Greetings: It is a pleasure to welcome all those attending the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity ’s 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting on July 17-22, 2023 in beautiful Downtown Tampa, Florida. Special thanks are extended to the host, Tampa Alumni Chapter who have worked hard to ensure a successful event. The City of Tampa values the partnership with the many organizations in our community serving the needs of our citizens and visitors, and recognizes they are an integral part of our city’s success . One of the earliest black national fraternities in the United States, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. was established on January 5, 1911 on the campus of Indiana

University Bloomington and is dedicated to its motto Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavor . With over one hundred years of strong cultural history, honorable achievement and civic engagement, the fraternity consists of over 125,000 members and 700 undergraduate and alumni chapters throughout the United States and internationally. The members are committed to becoming successful leaders, working toward benefitting the community, and assisting young men grow and develop their leadership talents. Their contributions and efforts are greatly appreciated. For those of you who are visiting for the first time, I encourage you to experience our great city. Take the time to discover not only why Tampa is the perfect city for events, but a great place to live and work. We have exciting nightlife, a vast selection of great restaurants and excellent shopping. We also encourage you to enjoy our many attractions, including The Florida Aquarium, Busch Gardens, and Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park. Of particular note are the Tampa Bay History Center, Tampa Museum of Art, Glazer Children’s Museum, Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, Water Works Park and the newly renovated Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park all located along downtown’s Tampa Riverfront, and the exciting Perry Harvey, Sr. Park and Sparkman Wharf , each honoring our community’s history, heritage and commitment to the arts. Again, welcome and best wishes for a productive and enjoyable time. Sincerely,

Jane Castor

It is with utmost pleasure and excitement that I extend a hearty Divine -9 welcome to the men of K APPA A LPHA P SI F RATERNITY , I NCORPORATED , to the Great City of Tampa, in the Sunshine State of Florida, as you commemorate your 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting, your Conclave. I also acknowledge that K APPA A LPHA P SI F RATERNITY , I NCORPORATED , is the first of the Divine 9 organizations to host a national convention in our great city. Congratulations! Home of Historic Ybor City, bordering downtown Tampa to the east, I greet you with hopeful expectation that you will find Tampa rich in culture and local history that will complement the business that your organization will conduct. Ybor City, known as Cigar City, offers a variety of activities for your members and their families, including nightlife and many restaurants and eateries. Ybor City is also the home of the oldest restaurant in Florida, The Columbia Restaurant. As you descend upon our city, you will also find that downtown is chock-full of leisure pursuits meeting the interests of t he “Zoomers” to the “Boomers”. Tampa is home to three professional athletic teams — Tampa Bay Bucs football, Tampa Bay Lightning hockey, and The Rays baseball; University of South Florida and University of Tampa; Florida Aquarium; Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI); Busch Gardens; Adventure Island; Zoo Tampa; Glazer Children’s Museum ; and Tampa Museum of Art —there’s something for everyone. The outdoors lovers among you might enjoy a stroll down the beautiful downtown Riverwalk and the scenic 4.5 miles that comprise Bayshore Boulevard. Add to that the many beautiful beaches lying in close proximity to Tampa. Local parks and recreational areas provide excellent backdrops for activities to round out your schedule during your Conclave. Finally, but most importantly, as you have chosen Tampa your site to formulate your plans to fulfill your motto, “A CHIEVEMENT IN E VERY F IELD OF H UMAN E NDEAVORS ” , we also appreciate the significant economic impact your decision to gather your 15,000+ attendees will make on our city. Thank you for that. It is my hope that as you leave our fair city, your tasks complete, you will reflect on your time here as fruitful, meaningful, and enjoyable. Continue to build as you have for 112 years. There is much work to be done and I am delighted to welcome you to Tampa as you formulate your plans that your Founders established in 1911. I N D-9S PIRIT ,

G WENDOLYN H ENDERSON , 

P.O. Box 5062 Tampa, FL 33675

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter

Visit us on the web at: www.tampakappas.org

Polemarch Collis H. Ivery III Vice Polemarch Frederick Dudley Keeper of Records Collis H. Ivery IV Asst. Keeper of Records Frank McClendon Keeper of Exchequer Marcus Sloan Asst. Keeper of Exchequer Fred Robinson Strategus Darrell X. Johnson Lt. Strategus Marcus Hayes Board of Directors Roland Daniels Reginald Linebarger Bianco Berry Clinton Paris Albert Coleman Historian Jesse Washington Reporter Arthur Rick Brown Guide Right Chairperson Kevin Jackson Undergraduate Advisors Albert Coleman Cedric McCray

To the Brothers of Kappa Alpha, Psi Fraternity, Inc. and TAC Sponsors,

On behalf of the Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter (TAC), we want to extend our warm- est wishes and greetings to the city of Tampa as we host of the 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting (GCM). We hope that you find the city of Tampa enlightening, entertaining, and enjoyable during your visit here this week. The Tampa Silhouettes, members of the Tampa Alumni Chapter, the Southern Province, and the Grand Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., are pleased you are participating in the activities surrounding this 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting. As we continue celebrating 112 years of Achievement, our community support and Guide Right efforts will be predicated upon building a better environment for the citizens of Tampa. The vision of our Founders will remain intact and embodied by the Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter. Sincerely,

Collis H. Ivery III

David Christian

Collis H. Ivery III

David Christian General Chairman

Polemarch

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Tampa Alumni Chapter

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July 18, 2023 Brothers, Silhouettes and Guests, Welcome to the Southern Province. On behalf of the Southern Province Board of Directors and in conjunction with the Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter and the University of South Florida Chapter, the Zeta Chi of Kappa Alpha Psi, which is serving as your host, I welcome you to the 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting. I am always excited when we gather together in the name of Kappa Alpha Psi. Your attendance at Grand Chapter Meeting is proof of your commitment to Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated. A Conclave does not happen without the planning, dedication, and hard work of our host chapters. I extend my gratitude to the Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter and the University of South Florida Chapter, the Zeta Chi of Kappa Alpha Psi, for the culmination of their efforts in hosting Grand Chapter. Thank you for the hospitality that will be extended during our this 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting. While we are here to conduct the business of the Grand Chapter, there is nothing more important than the fellowship within the Bond. I hope you will find time outside of meetings to enjoy that Good Ole Kappa Spirit. Finally, I hope you will find some time to enjoy the history, culture, and activities that the city of Tampa has to offer. Again, thank you for your attendance and I look forward to fellowshipping with you. Brother To Brother, Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges!!! Sincerely, Jason M. Jones

THE SOUTHERN PROVINCE WELCOMES YOU TO THE

HOSTED BY TAMPA (FL) ALUMNI CHAPTER UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA CHAPTER, THE ZETA CHI OF KAPPA ALPHA PSI ®

NATIONAL NEWS

TAMPA BAY WELCOMES THE MEMBERS OF KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC.

The heart of Florida’s Gulf Coast gears up to host the historic fraternity’s 86 th Konclave on the Bay national convention

T ampa Bay is ready to roll out the crimson carpet and welcome the distinguished men of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. to the destination. The first of the Divine Nine, a national Pan-Hellenic Council composed of historically African American fraternities and sororities, to host a national convention in Tampa Bay. The renowned fraternity will host its 86th Konclave on the Bay na- tional convention from July 18 th - 22 nd , kicking off with its 86th Grand Chapter Meeting on Tuesday, July 18th at the Tampa Convention Center. At the 8 6th Grand Chapter Meeting, members of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. will come together to unveil future business strategies for the organization and offer fellowship to other members from across the globe. As part of its com- munity giveback program, the fraternity will also present The Skills Center Tampa with an award and a $75,000 check for its outstanding community work. “We are looking forward to welcoming the men of such a historic and illustrious organization to experience the Tampa Bay Effect,” said Santiago C. Corrada, President and CEO of Visit Tampa Bay. “With the addition of new hotels, the expan- sion of the Tampa Convention Center and the opening of new restaurants and attractions, Tampa Bay is poised to welcome large meetings and conventions such as the 86th Grand Chapter Meeting.” While in destination, the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. will host numerous events and activities to highlight local businesses that include a visit to the Tampa History Center’s

‘Travails and Triumphs’ exhibit that showcases Tampa’s rich and varied black culture, a Krimson Takeover Party at Arma- ture Works, a Kreme Kulture Jam at The Florida Aquarium and a family outing at the Tampa Riverwalk to take in the breathtaking views of the Hillsborough River. “We are excited to host the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.’s Grand Chapter Meeting in the heart of Florida’s Gulf Coast under the theme of ‘Konclave on the Bay’,” said Reuben A. Shelton III, Esq., Grand Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity Inc. “With a diverse array of attractions, authentic culture and an exquisite culinary scene, Tampa Bay will serve as an excellent destination for our 86th Grand Chapter Meet- ing and official affiliate events.” The organization will bring in 15,000+ attendees to Hill- sborough County and is projected to produce roughly $8.6 million and bring more than $15 million in economic impact to Hillsborough County. ABOUT VISIT TAMPA BAY The heart of Florida’s Gulf Coast beats in Tampa Bay. Visit Tampa Bay encourages adventurous travelers to unlock sun, fun and culture in Florida’s most diverse travel destina- tion. As a not-for-profit corporation certified by Destinations International’s Destination Marketing Accreditation Program (DMAP), we work with hundreds of partners to tell the world the story of Tampa Bay. Treasure awaits.

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86 TH GCM HOST CHAPTER

The 86 th Grand Chapter Meeting Host C A Brief History

D uring the years following the founding of Kappa Alpha Psi ® , Kappa men began to grow in number throughout the Tampa Bay area. Among those was one Brother Dr. S.E. Johnson who held an organizational meeting at his house in March of 1928. At that meeting, Brother James Hamilton took the lead and laid out the steps to obtaining a charter to establish the Tampa Alumni Chapter. Johnson and Hamilton presented the attending brothers with a letter from the Grand Chapter that authorized them to create an alumni chapter in the city of Tampa. The Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter was chartered June 11, 1928. The Char- ter Members were James Hamilton, Dr. S.J. Johnson, E.E. Broughton, Dr. R.R. Williams, Dr. L.A. Howell, and S.W. Curtis. Since its chartering the Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter has remained a vi- able and active chapter in good standing for 95 years. Along the way the chapter has celebrated many accomplishments. For most of its existence the chapter has hosted the Black and White Ball, the chapter’s signature event and the premier organizational formal event in Tampa. In 1972, Tampa Alumni help launch the Zeta Chi Chapter at the University of South Florida, with the initiation of “Undisputed Truth” on May 26, 1972, and the Charter Line “Mas- terpiece” on March 3, 1973. Zeta Chi is now extended to a colony at Saint Leo University. During the early years the chapter met in brother’s homes, before joining with other Greek organizations to create the Greek House which was located on the corner of Spruce Street and Howard Avenue in West Tampa. Thereafter, the brothers utilized the Alpha Kappa Alpha

house until 1998, when the Tampa Diamond Club purchased the Tampa Diamond House located at 3412 E. Lake Avenue. Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter is one of the largest chapters in the South- ern Province and hosted the Southern Province Council several times, most recently being in 2019. Current and past members of the Tampa Alumni Chapter touch all aspects of the Tampa community.

NAACP for its political forum as well as Souls 2 the Polls. • Supports the local chapter of the Urban League. 2. Scholarship Support • Provides an annual scholarship donation for Bethune-Cookman University. • Annually donates an annual scholarship donation for Tuske- gee University. • Through its Foundation, the chapter provides annual scholar- ships to seniors who have been part of its Kappa League pro- gram at its Robert Irvin Memo- rial Scholarship Luncheon. • Provides a stipend to active brothers’ children who are high school seniors. 3. Community Service • Partners with the Sister Net- work of Tampa Bay for their annual Breast Cancer Walk. • Held virtual town hall Now You Know Series on various topics including Crypto Currency, The Power of Voting and Vaccina- tions, and Keeping Family Safe. • The chapter was awarded grants

Signature Activities

Black and White Ball, Red and White Christmas Party, and Derby Day

• 2001 - The chapter held its inaugural golf tournament, now known as the Guide Right Foun- dation Scholarship Golf Classic • 2004 - the Tampa Guide Right

Foundation was created spon- soring the Guide Right Kappa League Program which serves approximately 40 young men annually.

Community Involvement

1. Social Action • Supports the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast for the Tampa Organization of Black Affairs, which brings together community, governmental and business leaders of the Tampa Bay area. • Sustains the local chapter of the National Pan Hellenic Coun- cil and supports the various activities including Donation to the Ronald McDonald House, Sunday Day of Hope and Back to School initiative. • Partners with local chapter of

by the Good Health Wins Pro- gram and hosted virtual town- hall meetings on the Stigma of Mental Health.

4. Contributions to charitable and non-profit organizations • Donated to Metropolitan Min- istries, a charity that helps feed, clothe, and house the needy. • Hosts a Turkey & Toy donation during the holiday season. • Contributes annually to local

youth sports programs – Bel- mont Heights and Progress Village.

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• Annually contributes to the Big Brothers and Big Sisters.

2019), Elementary School named in his honor, Founding member of Tampa Hillsborough Action Plan (THAP). Legal: Judge Eric R. Myers (Xi 1976), appointed as county judge in 2000 and re-elected to the bench twice. Commerce: Alan Thompson (Beta Omicron 1969), graduate of the Coast Guard Academy and served as the Executive Director of the Tampa Bay Pilots Association until 2020. Other brothers excel in medicine, dentistry, law, construction, military, real estate, religion, and all manner of professions. In 2007, Les Miller returned to a leadership role and led the chapter, establishing the Harry Morris Lifetime Achievement award and leading the effort to pay off the Diamond House. In 2009, Ed Narain was elected Polemarch and led the chapter to its first Southern Province Chapter of the Year Award (medium). Brother Narain moved meet- ings up to 7pm in an effort to improve efficiency, held the first planning retreat to establish the chapter goals and creat- ed the Tampa Alumni Leadership Award

of which Immediate Past Polemarch Miller was the first recipient.

5. Political Leadership • Perry C. Harvey Jr., (Pi 1948, Chapter Invisible 2012)Tampa City Council 1983 (first Black person since reconstruction elected to City Council) • Lesley J. “Les” Miller, Jr. (Zeta Chi 1975), City Council, State Representative, State Senator, County Commissioner, elected as County Commissioner • Edwin A. “Ed” Narain (Zeta Chi 1996) , State Representative • Cedric K. McCray (Zeta Chi 1996), Legislative Aide to City Councilman Frank Reddick • Henry C. ‘Shake’ Washington (Tampa (FL) AL 1989), Mem- ber of the Hillsborough County School Board Education: Kevin Sneed (Zeta Phi 1987), Dean University of South Florida College of Pharmacy and numerous members of the fraternity that have worked in education.

In 2010, Cedric McCray matched Ralph Rance’s (Chicago Heights (IL) 1971) altruism and led the chapter for four consecutive years. Since his tenure ended, CaptainAllen L. Thompson, Jr. (Wilmington (NC) AL 1981) and Brother Robert Irvin (Fayetteville-Fort Bragg-Pope AFB NC) AL 2000, Chapter Invisible 2022) were elected to lead the chapter to modern day. Brother Irvin led the chapter to earning the Southern Province Reclamation Chapter of the year in 2016 and 2017 and capped it off with winning the chapter’s second Province Chapter of the Year Award (Large) in 2018. Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter was selected to host Grand Chapter Meeting in 2023. Roland C. Daniels (Asbury Park-Neptune (NJ) AL 1977) was elected Polemarch in 2019 and Brother Collis H. Ivery III (Beta Zeta 1978) was most recently elected in 2021. This is but a brief history of the many accomplishments and achieve- ment in every field of endeavor of the Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter.

Civic Leadership: James E. Ham- mond (Beta Chi 1948, Chapter Invisible

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CIRCLE OF ACHIEVERS

Circle of Achievers: A small group of leaders and influencers who are members of Kappas Alpha Psi, Fraternity, Inc., who helped develop plans and made contributions--both financial and non- financial--toward the success of the 86th Grand Chapter Meeting in Tampa.

CEDRIC CARRINGTON

ROBERT BLALOCK

JAMES BROOKINS, M.D.

Dep. Chief of Staff, NATO

COO, Benebay

Retired Physician

DAVID CHRISTIAN

JAMES FLYNN

ROLANDC. DANIELS

Sr. VP, Regions Bank

Retired Auto Dealer

Owner, The Flynn Law Firm

GARY HARTFIELD

LAWRENCE HAMILTON

B. LEE GREEN, PH.D.

CEO, Serenity Village Ins.

Sr. Member, Moffitt

Exec. Coach, Eckerd College

DON LATSON

BYRONK. HUFFMAN

COLLIS IVERY, III

Founder, J.B.D. Consulting

Educator, Hillsborough County

CIRCLE OF ACHIEVERS

Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavor.

JEREL MCCANTS

REGINALD LINEBARGER

Principal, Jerel McCants Architecture

Ret. SVP, JP Morgan Chase

BILL MCCARTY, M.D.

CEDRIC MCCRAY

ANTHONY MCFARLAND

Pres., GatorCare Healthcare Man. Corp.

Comm. Redev. Man., City of Tampa

Football Analyst, ESPN

EDWIN NARAIN, ESQ.

PETE PETERSON

LES MILLER

Pres., Integrated Supply

Fmr. Hillsborough County Commissioner

VP, AT&T

MARK PITTS

FRED ROBINSON

CRAIG RICHARD

COO, Vinik Sports Group

Managing Member, Genesis Capital Group

Pres. Tampa Bay Eco. Dev.

MARCUS SLOAN

KEVIN SNEED, PHARMD.

T.MERRELL WILLIAMS, D.M.D.

Implant Dentist/Periodontist

Auditor, Dept. of Treasury

Dean, USF Health

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Kevin Mott Financial Advisor and Kappa Alpha Psi Member diagnosed with AMKD

Join basketball legend Alonzo Mourning and Kappa Alpha Psi member Kevin Mott for a discussion around each of their experiences with APOL1-mediated kidney disease (AMKD), and how they’re powering forward to raise awareness and help others in the Black community be proactive about kidney health.

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COUNCIL OF PROVINCE POLEMARCHS

Jimmy McMikle Senior Grand Vice Polemarch Chairman - COPP

Michael L. Kinloch Northern Province

Jason M. Jones, Esq. Southern Province

Charles E. Exum, Jr. Eastern Province

Timothy Woods Western Province

Byron C. Thornton North Central Province

Marcus D. Bailey East Central Province

Dr. Leonard E. Clemons South Central Province

William A. Puder Southwestern Province

Brian C. Mock, MPA Southeastern Province

Michael F. Brown Middle Eastern Province

Christopher J. Thompkins Northeastern Province

Gerald Hawthorne Middle Western Province

Congratulations to the Council of Province Polemarchs of the 34 th Administration!

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86 TH GRAND CHAPTER MEETING BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL

Brother Collis H. Ivery III, Polemarch Brothers of Tampa Alumni Chapter from the Alabama State University Beta Zeta Chapter 38 Magnum Force- Spring 1978 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

Leonard “Chico” Burke Johnny Barnes Charles “Judge” Calloway Johnny Covington Reginald Crawford Clifford “Kashif” Dawson Reginald “Tricky Dick” Dickens * Donald “Deacon Blues” Dotson George Edwards Melvin “Pluck” Fitzpatrick Cromwell “Slick” Handy Herman “ Wolfgang” Hodrick Erris “Scoop” Ingraham Collis “IBM” Ivery III

Henry “Big Butter” Spears George “Chicken” Staples * Rod Sylvester (adopted) * Kendall “Silk” Thomas * Albert Timmons * Chauncey Whatley Labarron “Sweet Tweetie” Walker Howard “Levi” Watkins Joe “ Superboy” Williams Julius Williams Richard “Rev” Willis Erick “Kool Pop” Wright *Denotes Deceased Brother

Dennis Jemison * Samuel “Sweet 16” Johnson Reginald “DD” Jones * Darryl “Sweet Juice” Lowe Billy “Still Bill” Mayhand Bruce McDonald Marvin “MDO” Oden James “Skull” Rice Martin “Sparky” Sayles Count Sippial Michael Sparks Andre King * Larry Knox *

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ABRAHAM R. BROWN CHAPTER OF INITIATION: ALPHA XI MEMBER STATUS: CHAPTER INVISIBLE

Abe Brown Ministries welcomes the Brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated to Tampa Bay for our 86th Grand Chapter Meeting. Our Late Founder, Rev. Abraham R. Brown was initiated at Alpha Xi and continued his service to the fraternity as a Member of the Tampa Bay Alumni Chapter. Our mission is to break cycles of incarceration by helping to renew the minds of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated citizens, motivating them to change their behaviors and achieve purposeful lives. We do this as a compassionate demonstration of the Love of Jesus Christ. This ad is dedicated in honor of Brother Brown’s Achievement as a Nupe and in the Tampa Bay Community.

Achieving Together. Enjoy Your Stay,

Robert P. Blount, III Alpha Xi, Spring ‘93 President & CEO, Abe Brown Ministries Inc.

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2022 EASTERN PROVINCE LARGE CHAPTER OF THE YEAR AWARDEE

Congratulations Tampa Florida Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc for hosting the 86th Grand Chapter Meeting to e HOME OF THE 29TH EASTERN PROVINCE POLEMARCH CHARLES EXUM JR.

Welcoming

Eastern Province Junior Province Vice Polemarch Chief Wesley Bentil Bowie State University, the Epsilon Sigma of Kappa Alpha Psi (E) Eastern Province Alumni Board of Directors Region II Hugene T. Fields Eastern Province Alumni Representative to the Grand Chapter Meeting Bobby Henry

The Chicago (IL) Alumni Chapter and the Edward G. Irvin Foundation Extend Best Wishes to Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter for a successful 86th Grand Chapter Meeting

The Chicago (IL) Alumni Chapter Officers

DIRECTORS Waymon Anderson David Crook

LT. STRATEGUS Roshaun Hughey

KEEPER OF RECORDS Adam Guichard KEEPER OF EXCHEQUER Timothy Thomas Jr. STRATEGUS Darvel Desroches

POLEMARCH Melvin Flowers SR. VICE POLEMARCH Tavius Jackson

Loyce Ellis, II Yaw K. Ofosu

HISTORIAN Kevin Scott

REPORTER Walter Mitchell JR. VICE POLEMARCH Reginald Guy HOME OF THE 14 TH GRAND HISTORIAN, KEVIN SCOTT

Edward G. Irvin Foundation Officers & Directors

PRESIDENT Michael Hughes Sr. VICE PRESIDENT Glen Brooks SECRETARY Waymon Anderson

MEMBERS James Alexander Deborah Boynes Ja’ami Dawan Melvin Flowers Adam Guichard Roshaun Hughey

Tavius Jackson Walter Miller Alvin Paul Timothy Thomas, Jr. Byron Thornton Rufus Williams, Jr.

TREASURER Garvester Kelley

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The city of Tampa is proud to welcome Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Diversity and Inclusion are central to what makes Tampa one of America’s greatest and friendliest cities.

Congratulations to the Tampa Alumni Chapter on planning and hosting a successful 86th Grand Chapter Meeting.

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2022 - 2023 Oicers

• Derek Lee • Tyrone Duncan • Joseph Hood • Mark Fields • Joseph Harland, II cpacnupes.com cpac_nupes facebook/cpacnupes

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Shaun Powell • Vice Polemarch Charles Few • Keeper of Records Daniel Starkes • Keeper of Exchequer Sean Bell • Strategus Derex Penn • Lt. Strategus Greg Williams Keeper of Exchequer Strategus

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The Brothers of the Englewood-Teaneck (NJ) Alumni Chapter Congratulate the Brothers of The Tampa (FL) Alumni Chapter as host of the 86th Grand Chapter Meeting

Celebrating 36 years of proudly serving the communities of Englewood, Teaneck and Hackensack in North New Jersey since established in 1987. Brother Colin Edey, Polemarch @etacnupes www.kappasofetac.com

Discuss revitalization, 1st conclave after pandemic, and 50th year Blazer As we progress out of a global pandemic, I would like to express sincere appreciation, gratitude and love to two of our most esteemed and senior Brothers, as well as shoulders of the Erie Alumni Chapter, Brethren Leonard I. Je ff erson and Albert H. Taliaferro, Jr. These two Good Brothers are 50 Year Members, Life Members as well as Charter Members of the Erie Alumni Chapter. It is with great pleasure to bestow appreciation to these two Good Brothers because they were a part of the 1984 establishment as well as the 2022 revitalization of the Chapter. “Celebration of Diamonds of the Erie Alumni Chapter” Open Letter of Gratitude and Appreciation to Brothers Leonard I. Je ff erson and Albert H. Taliaferro, Jr. “Good Brother Leonard I. Je ff erson - Delta Kappa Summer 1961 / Erie Alumni Chapter” Brother Je ff erson was born in Selma, Alabama. He attended Marquette University and was initiated into the Delta Kappa Chapter in the summer of 1961. Brother Je ff erson also attended and played basketball for Gannon College. Brother Je ff erson is a life member and charter member of the Erie Alumni Chapter. Brother Je ff erson was also a Polemarch with the chapter and is a 50 Year Member of the Bond. The Good Brother has been married for over 50 years to his wonderful wife Julia. They have three children (Jody, John and Jerry) and many grandchildren. In addition to his Kappa achievements and family success, Brother “Je ff ” continued to achieve by obtaining his M.B.A degree alongside his illustrious career in the private industry. Brother Je ff erson is always available to fellowship with Brothers. When younger Brothers return to visit he is known to be available to go out to breakfast or just hang out and celebrate that Good Ole Kappa Spirit. Brother Je ff erson is very passionate about Kappa recruitment. His message to younger Nupes is that they should go out and actively bring in new Brothers rather than waiting for guys to come to Kappa! He is very proud of his e ff orts of trying to recruit new members into the Bond! Brother Je ff erson now enjoys spending time with his family in Erie. “Good Brother Albert H. Taliaferro, Jr. - Delta Lambda Spring 1970 / Erie Alumni Chapter” Brother Taliaferro was born and raised in Philadelphia. He graduated from Germantown High School, attended St. Paul College and was initiated into the Delta Lambda Chapter in the spring of 1970 as a member of the “Fabulous Five”. After college Brother Taliaferro enrolled into the Army. Brother Taliaferro is a life member and charter member of the Erie Alumni Chapter as well as a 50 Year Member of the Bond. The Good Brother has been married 50 years to his wonderful wife Jacqueline with two beautiful daughters Keasha and Janai. Brother Taliaferro had an illustrious career in the private industry in Erie working for GE in leadership positions in the Þnancial and human resources area. Besides serving as Polemarch, Brother Taliaferro has served in many o ffi cer roles in the chapter. Brother Taliaferro was also instrumental with the planning of the Red and White Balls. The Good Brother’s passion for Kappa which is also his message to younger Nupes is the continuous e ff ort towards achievement personally and providing development opportunities for others, especially the youth. One of his most memorable Kappa moments was during the chartering of the Erie Alumni Chapter. He and a group of Brothers identiÞed a Brother they never met who was away from the ÒfratÓ for many years. After a visit to his home they explained to him that they needed him in the Bond in order to get ten members to qualify for an alumni chapter. He agreed and the group of Brothers “kollaborated” and paid his necessary fees and the Brother was reclaimed back into the Bond! Lastly but not least, the Good Brother is grounded in faith. He’s been a member of a church wherever he’s resided, sang in the choir and served on trustee boards. He now enjoys spending time with his family in Charlotte. He now enjoys spending time with his family in Charlotte.

Here’s to Brothers Je ff erson and Taliaferro - a Kappa journey well traveled! “On behalf of these two Good Brothers I say Yo and Kongratulations to the Tampa Alumni Chapter and Hosting Committee of the 2023 86th Grand Chapter Meeting and Konclave in Tampa Bay, Florida” Enjoy the Sip of the Loving Cup - Phi Nu! Brother Stacey J. Hitt, Ph.D (Gannon University / Nu Zeta Charter and Life Member, BE Swing ’84, 8of11, Erie and Miami Alumni) sponsored by the Assist By Hitt Foundation / alil-help.com Dedicated to the memory of Erie Alumni Brother Alfred E. Farmer eriealumnikappas.com / nuzetakappas.com

Phi Nu to the Brethren of Nu Zeta, Erie Alumni and Miami Alumni

Congratulations to Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated on your 86th Grand Chapter Meeting Through Our Race to Health Equity we’re proud supporters of organizations like Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated who aim to improve care for people of color. While at the meeting, learn about My Health Can’t Wait, Johnson & Johnson’s new community wellness initiative connecting people of color across the U.S. with vital health information and resources at MyHealthCantWait.com.

Deep values and long-lasting communities are the keys to driving the next generation down a brighter path. General Motors has scores of Kappa members joining us on our journey to becoming the most inclusive company in the world, so we are proud to congratulate Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. on its 86th Grand Chapter Meeting and 112 years of achievement. SERVICE. ACHIEVEMENT. BROTHERHOOD .

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Congratulations To Illustrious Commandress Dt. Tawanda Peoples and Harram Court NO. 96 As You Celebrate “The Red Carpet Affair” May it Be A Night To Remember

Dt. Juanita Griffin-Robinson, PC Harram Court No. 96 Deputy Imperial Directress Egyptian Parade of Stars Deputy Chief Marshal Desert of Florida

The St. Louis Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc .

Salutes The TAMPA ALUMNI CHAPTER on hosting the 86 TH GRAND CHAPTER MEETING

St. Louis Alumni - The Birthplace of Guide Right 2021 Paul W. Caine Alumni Chapter of the Year DeROCHELLE COLEMAN, POLEMARCH • LARRY BLUE, VICE POLEMARCH, SAMUEL G. BOYD IV, KEEPER OF RECORDS • DR. JAMES JORDAN, KEEPER OF EXCHEQUER, WILL HOLLOWAY, STRATEGUS • VICTOR GRIFFIN, LT. STRATEGUS DAVID GLENN SR., ASSISTANT KEEPER OF RECORDS • PAUL LEE, ASSISTANT KEEPER OF EXCHEQUER JEFF TAYLOR, REPORTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS: JOHN HIBBLER, CHARLES HAMILTON, MATTHEW WHITENER STEVE HARRIS, GREG ANDERSON

Home of The 34 TH Grand Polemarch Reuben A. Shelton III Grand Board of Directors - Alumni Member - Clifford Franklin Middle Western Province Polemarch Gerald Hawthorne

Middle Western Province Keeper of Exchequer Aaron Reeves Laurel Wreath Laureates • John E. Jacob • Michael V. Roberts Elder Watson Diggs Awardee • Dr. Ivory Johnson Past Middle Western Province Polemarch • Adolphus Pruitt ACHIEVEMENT IN EVERY FIELD OF HUMAN ENDEAVOR

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