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of the university’s most prestigious honor societies, including Order of Omega, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Anderson Society, and Jason Men’s Senior Honorary—the oldest honor society at The University of Ala- bama, recognizing the top 40 men for scholarship, leadership, and character. His commitment to advocacy and inclusion also earned him a place in the Carl A. Elliott Society, one of UA’s highest honors for social justice leadership. In 2024, he made history as the first-ever Mr. Black University of Alabama, an honor celebrating Black excellence and representation. “That moment was about more than a title,” he reflected. “It symbolized visibility, pride, and the power of being seen.” Brother Morgan’s influence extends well beyond Tuscaloosa. Through Kappa Alpha Psi®’s Room to Read initiative, he has traveled internation- ally reading to students at Ramstein Elementary School in Germany and Hope Academy for Christ in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. At home, he mentors and reads to students in Tuscaloosa County, helping young people discover confidence through literacy. His dedication to civic engagement inspired him to found Choctaw County Youth for Full Voting, a nonpartisan initiative dedi- cated to increasing voter participation and education in his hometown. As he prepares for his senior year and the next chapter of his journey, Morgan stands as a testament to what happens when achievement meets humility, when excellence becomes not just a personal goal but a collec- tive mission.
to champion service and moral integrity across the bond. For Isaiah, leadership is not about status. “My commitment is to serve faithfully, lead selflessly, and uplift others in align- ment with his mission for Kappa.” His focus is on strengthening the connection between undergraduate and alumni chapters. His philosophy of leadership centers on intentional men- torship and holistic support. “My goal is to strengthen the bridge between undergraduate and alumni chapters through mentorship and leadership development,” he said. “By expanding communication networks, hosting collaborative leadership summits, and creating opportunities for professional and spiritual growth, I aim to prepare undergraduates for success both within and beyond Kappa.” He also believes that true leadership includes advocating for mental health awareness and personal development. “We must ensure our brothers are sup- ported holistically,” he said. “That’s how we sustain excellence across the bond.” Having served under the Junior Grand Vice Polemarch, Grand Board Member Robinson has observed first- hand the power of servant leadership in action. “I’ve witnessed his dedication to excellence, unity, and purpose-driven leadership,” he said. “I also plan to strengthen collaboration among the thirteen JPVPs through transparent communication and shared initiatives. Together, we can cultivate an environ- ment where every undergraduate leader feels empowered to grow personally, professionally, and fraternally.” That servant mindset, rooted in humility and discipline, mirrors Brother Robinson’s
ISAIAH M. ROBINSON Grand Board Member F rom the lab to the lodge room, Grand Board Member Isaiah M. Robinson exemplifies the ideal of a purpose-driven Kappa Man: disci- plined, grounded in faith, and focused on serving others through both science and service. A proud native of Fort Wayne, Indiana, Isaiah is the oldest of two children born to Kenard Robin- son (Fort Wayne (IN) AL 2011) and Diamond Robinson. He shares a close bond with his younger sister, Kennedy, and takes great pride in setting an example for her. “Family and mentor- ship have always been important to me,” he said. “They shaped the values I carry with me today.” Grand Board Member Robinson is a Spring 2023 initiate of the Purdue University Chapter, the Nu of Kappa Alpha Psi® Fraternity, Inc. He cur- rently serves as Junior Vice Polemarch of the North Central Province and Senior Vice Polemarch of his Chapter, roles that have deepened his under- standing of leadership, accountability, and teamwork. A Kappa Fellow of the 2024 Under- graduate Leadership Institute (ULI), Lambda Klass, he has used his platform
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