This edition of The Khronicle recaps the 99th Southeastern Province Council in Augusta, GA, acknowledgements from Grand Chapter Meeting, news from across the province, and more.
KHRONICLE The Southeastern Chronicling Achievement in the Southeastern Province since 1996
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CONTRIBUTING REPORTERS Table of Contents DERIANE COX ALPHARETTA-SMYRNA (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER
ANTHONY CLARK ATLANTA (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER
ORLANDO HESTER CARROLLTON-DOUGLASVILLE (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER
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JAMES HAMILTON COLUMBIA (SC) ALUMNI CHAPTER
CRAIG BUCHANAN CONYERS-COVINGTON (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER
BRENT STEPHENS DECATUR (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER CLIFTON JEFFERSON FLORENCE (SC) ALUMNI CHAPTER
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Message from Province Polemarch Greetings and province updates from Brother Brian C. Mock
New Members from 2024-2025 This section is a listing to recognize all of the new brothers from the 2024-2025 MTA cycle.
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Grand Chapter Meeting Achievements
Alumni Chapter News Community initiatives and events from alumni chapters across the Southeastern Province.
ARI JOFFRION GROVETOWN-EVANS-MARTINEZ (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER
Recognitions of Achievements and Awards from the 87th Grand Chapter Meeting
DAVID WOODS KINGSTREE (SC) ALUMNI CHAPTER WARREN WRIGHT ROCK HILL (SC) ALUMNI CHAPTER DAMON PEEBLES SOUTH FULTON (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER
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99th Province Council Recap Article about the 99th Province Council in Augusta, Georgia, from your Province Reporter
Honorable Achievements This section showcases the achievements of brothers in every field of human endeavor.
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Province Business This section shares the elections results, the awards and achievements the resolutions for Province Council
The Directory A listing of elected officers and appointed area directors, committee chairmen, and staff members.
PAST EDITORS Willie J.. Heggins II 1996-1998 Willie L. Todd, Jr., Ph.D. 1999-2005 Rick Mitchell 2006-2008 Corey L. Smith 2008-2021 C. Douglas Johnson, Ph.D. 2021-2023 EDITOR Tyran L. White Charleston (SC) Alumni Chapter KhronicleSubmissions@southeasternprovince.org
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Dear Brothers of the Southeastern Province, What a time we had in the Central Savannah River Area! The 99th Southeastern Province Council was nothing short of extraordinary, and I want to take a moment to reflect on the spirit, service, and brotherhood we shared during that memorable weekend. First and foremost, I extend my deepest appreciation to our outstanding host chapters of the CSRA: Augusta (GA), Grovetown–Evans–Martinez (G.E.M.), Aiken (SC), Pi Xi – Augusta State University, and Nu Nu – University of South Carolina Aiken. Your collective effort, hospitality, and execution created an unforgettable experience for all in attendance. Your commitment to excellence was evident in every detail of the Province Council. Congratulations are also in order for all of our award winners and scholarship participants — you embody the standard of achievement our beloved fraternity upholds. Your accomplishments serve as a beacon for others and a reminder of the great impact Kappa Men continue to have throughout our communities and campuses. I would also like to express sincere gratitude to Grand Polemarch Brother Jimmy McMikle for his leadership and vision, and for honoring me with the continued privilege to serve as your Southeastern Province Polemarch. I am humbled by the reappointment and remain committed to advancing the ideals and initiatives of our Province and our Fraternity. A special thank you goes to our Grand Historian, Brother Kevin Scott , who delivered a powerful and inspiring message during our closed banquet. His words reminded us of the importance of honoring our past as we build toward the future. To our Province Board members, committee chairs, and dedicated administrative staff—thank you for the behind-the-scenes work that ensured the smooth and successful execution of the Council. Your tireless efforts did not go unnoticed. As we now shift our focus to the 87 th Grand Chapter Meeting in July , let us move with intention and unity. I ask that we turn our eyes to Greenville, South Carolina , where we will celebrate a historic milestone— the Centennial of the Southeastern Province . This momentous occasion will be a time of reflection, pride, and recommitment to our purpose as Kappa Men. Let us continue to serve with excellence, lead with integrity, and uphold the legacy of our Province. Yours in the Bond,
Brian C. Mock Southeastern Province Polemarch Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
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87th GRAND CHAPTER MEETING AWARDEES
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99th Southeastern Province Council Thursday, March 27th - Sunday, March 30th Augusta, Georgia Written by : Brother Tyran L. White, SE Province Reporter
The brothers of the Southeastern Province convened in beautiful Augusta, Georgia, to handle the annual business of our great fraternity. For the 99th Southeastern Province Council, the five chapters in the Central Savannah River Area worked together to bring an unforgettable province council experience to brothers of the Southeastern Province, their Silhouettes, and visiting guests. The CSRA consists of the Augusta (GA) Alumni, Aiken (SC) Alumni, Grovetown-Evans- Martinez (GA) Alumni Chapters along with the undergraduate brothers from the Augusta State University Chapter, the Pi Xi, and the University of South Carolina - Aiken Chapter, the Nu Nu. All the registered delegates and brothers were greeted with smiling faces and warm hospitality as we gathered to meet on the scenic Savannah River. The 99th Southeastern Province Council
officially opened with our Public Meeting held at the Augusta Convention Center. The event was well attended by brothers, their Silhouettes, members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council, and community members. Brother Willie Frazier of the Augusta (GA) Alumni Chapter served as the Master of Ceremonies. Those in attendance were greeted by the Honorable Garnett L. Johnson, mayor of the City of Augusta; Octavious Murray, president of the Aiken Chapter of the NPHC; and Janice Coats-Hardy, the Southeastern Province Silhouettes Coordinator. Brother Hawthrone Welcher provided the musical entertainment for the event. As part of the Public Meeting, the host chapters presented service awards to deserving members of their communities. Each chapter of the CSRA presented these awards to individuals selected by their members. The awardees were:
- Lessie B. Price by the Aiken (SC) Alumni Chapter - Brother Brian L. Price by the Augusta (GA) Alumni Chapter - Brother Ryan Bennett by the Grovetown-Evans-Martinez (GA) Alumni Chapter Province Polemarch Brian C. Mock provided remarks to bring the Public Meeting to a close. After the event, the host chapters hosted delegates and members with a mixer at the Sole Restaurant in Augusta. Business meetings began Friday morning. In the first session, Province Polemarch Mock presented his State of the Province address to highlight the achievements over the past year and address the remaining needs of the province. The brothers in attendance had the honor of receiving the State of the Grand Chapter report from Brother Jwyanza Watt, Grand Board of Directors member. During the second
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business session, the brothers were presented with reports from the various committee chairmen in the province. Two awards were presented during this session: the Reclamation Awards by Brother Deaderick Jones and the Website of the Year Awards by Brother Tyran White for Brother Fred Merritt. That evening, contestants from across the province impressed the crowd at the Miss SPE Pageant. From active wear to business wear to talent, the three contestants shined brightly that evening. Miss Jada Peyton, representing the Gamma Chi Chapter, was crowned Miss Southeastern Province 2025-2026. The host alumni chapters provided the brothers and attendees with a Casino Night experience filled with food, music, and fellowship. Saturday brought another day of business sessions and meetings. The morning began with a Memorial Service led by Brother Dr. Vardy Freeman, Province Polemarch. During the service, brothers commemorated the memories of those who joined Chapter Invisible during the year. The brothers also celebrated the return of Brother Freeman after taking time to focus on his recovery. Another highlight of the day was the arrival of Grand Polemarch Jimmy McMikle during Saturday’s events. He took time to address the
brothers in attendance and fellowship with various individuals throughout the day. After completing more business for the province, undergraduate and alumni brothers gathered for the Undergraduate Luncheon to share lunch and celebrate the undergraduate members of the province. Brother Victor “VJ” Mattison, then Junior Province Vice Polemarch, served as the speaker for the event and delivered an inspiring message to both the undergraduate and alumni brothers. Several undergraduate brothers were honored with awards for their academic and service achievements throughout the school year on their respective campuses and communities. Brother Dr. Christopher Johnson presented awards and scholarships as chair of the Province Achievement Academy and Brother Christopher Smith presented awards as chair of the Awards and Achievement Committee. Following the group photo, brothers gathered to support the Province Guide Right’s Student of the Year Contest. This event not only showcased the talents of Kappa Leaguers from across the province, but it also recognized the achievements of Guide Right programs and their sponsors. That evening, during the Closed Banquet, the brothers gathered to commune over the final meal of the
province council. The last, but the least, awards were recognized and presented by the Province Awards and Achievements Chairman, Brother Christopher Smith during the event. The J. Michael Graves Alumni Chapters of the Year were presented to the small, medium, and large chapter winners. The James B. Hardy Undergraduate Chapters of the Year Awards were presented to the small and medium chapter winners. Two brothers were also recognized as Advisors of the Year during the event. The highlight of the Closed Banquet was the riveting message by Grand Historian Kevin P. Scott. Before the conclusion of the event, the election results were announced and the 2025- 2026 Southeastern Province Officers were sworn in. After the Closed Banquet, the host chapters sponsored an event to bring the 99th Southeastern Province Council to a close for the majority of the delegates and brothers. On Sunday, most of the brothers and their Silhouettes took to the airways, highways, and byways to return to their homes or next destinations. A handful of brothers joined the newly elected officers in their first Province Board Meeting. At the end of the meeting, this year’s Province Council was officially brought to a conclusion. We are now on the “Road to 100!”
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2025-2026 ELECTED OFFICERS
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INCORPORATED SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE
27TH ADMINISTRATION 2025-2026 OFFICERS
BRIAN C. MOCK 27TH PROVINCE POLEMARCH
SENIOR PROVINCE VICE POLEMARCH OSCAR R. NEELY Greenville (SC) Alumni JUNIOR PROVINCE VICE POLEMARCH JORDAN KARIM Georgia Institute of Technology Chapter, the Lambda Delta
PROVINCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SC UNDERGRADUATE ELIJAH OWENS Clemson University Chapter, the Kappa Lambda PROVINCE STRATEGUS SEMON TEKLEMARIAM University of Georgia Chapter, the Zeta Iota
PROVINCE KEEPER OF RECORDS PLEZ JOYNER Decatur (GA) Alumni PROVINCE KEEPER OF EXCHEQUER COREY SMITH Alpharetta-Smyrna (GA) Alumni PROVINCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS GA ALUMNI ANTHONY CLARK Atlanta (GA) Alumni PROVINCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SC ALUMNI MICHAEL MYERS Kingstree (SC) Alumni PROVINCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS UAE ALUMNI CARLOS THOMAS Abu Dhabi (UAE) Alumni PROVINCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS GA UNDERGRADUATE JAYDEN EVANS Clark Atlanta University Chapter, the Gamma Kappa
PROVINCE LT. STRATEGUS GRAYLEN TRE SMITH Georgia Institute of Technology Chapter, the Lambda Delta
PROVINCE HISTORIAN DR. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON Decatur (GA) Alumni
PROVINCE REPORTER TYRAN L. WHITE Charleston (SC) Alumni PROVINCE CHAPLAIN DR. VANDRY FREEMAN Greenville (SC) Alumni
PROVINCE INTERNAL AUDITOR THEOPILOUS WELFARE Greenville (SC) Alumni
PROVINCE NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN DOMINIQUE RIGGINS Albany (GA) Alumni
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99TH SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INCORPORATED SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE 99TH SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL MARCH 27-30, 2025 | AUGUSTA, GA
OVERALL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
J. MICHAEL GRAVES ALUMNI CHAPTER OF THE YEAR SMALL CHAPTER: KINGSTREE (SC) ALUMNI MEDIUM CHAPTER: GREENVILLE (SC) ALUMNI LARGE CHAPTER: COLUMBIA (SC) ALUMNI
JAMES B. HARDY UNDERGRADUATE CHAPTER OF THE YEAR SMALL CHAPTER: CLEMSON UNIVERSITY CHAPTER, THE KAPPA LAMBDA MEDIUM CHAPTER: KENNESAW STATE UNIVERISTY CHAPTER, THE OMICRON IOTA LARGE CHAPTER: *** ADVISOR OF THE YEAR AWARD MICHAEL BREWINGTON - CLEMSON UNIVERSITY CHAPTER, THE KAPPA LAMBDA OSCELIUS FARRAR - KENNSAW STATE UNIVERISTY CHAPTER, THE OMICRON IOTA WILLIE J. HEGGINS, II SCHOLASTIC AWARD CHRISTIAN BUTLER - CLEMSON UNIVERSITY CHAPTER, THE KAPPA LAMBDA DAVID M. DUPREE SCHOLASTIC SPORT AWARD ANDREW LEE GARNER - CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY CHAPTER, THE GAMMA KAPPA RECLAMATION AWARDS (BASED ON MOST MEMBERS RECLAIMED) SMALL CHAPTER: CAMDEN (SC) ALUMNI MEDIUM CHAPTER: COLUMBUA (GA) ALUMNI LARGE CHAPTER: ALPHARETTA-SMYRNA (GA) ALUMNI RECLAMATION AWARDS (BASED ON PERCENTAGE OF CHAPTER GROWTH) SMALL CHAPTER: CAMDEN (SC) ALUMNI MEDIUM CHAPTER: *** LARGE CHAPTER: COLUMBIA (SC) ALUMNI WEBSITE OF THE YEAR AWARDS - UNDERGRADUATE SMALL CHAPTER: KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER, THE OMICRON IOTA WEBSITE OF THE YEAR AWARDS - ALUMNI SMALL CHAPTER: KINGSTREE (SC) ALUMNI MEDIUM CHAPTER: BISHOPVILLE-MANNING-SHAW AFB (SC) ALUMNI LARGE CHAPTER: ATLANTA (GA) ALUMNI
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99TH SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INCORPORATED SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE 99TH SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL MARCH 27-30, 2025 | AUGUSTA, GA
GUIDE RIGHT/KAPPA LEAGUE AWARDS
BERT V. WATKINS AWARD (RECOGINIZING EXCELLENCE IN GUIDE RIGHT LEADERSHIP) LARGE CHAPTER
1st Place: Derrick Westry - Decatur (GA) Alumni Chapter 2nd Place: Patrick Simon - Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter 3rd Place: Brian Thomas - Alpharetta Smyrna (GA) Alumni Chapter MEDIUM CHAPTER Myles Logan - Newnan-Fairburn (GA) Alumni Chapter SMALL CHAPTER Dr. Daniel - Augusta (GA) Alumni Chapter JAY CROSBY AWARD (OUTSTANDING KAPPA LEAGUE PROGRAMMING) LARGE CHAPTER
1st Place: Decatur (GA) Alumni Chapter 2nd Place: Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter 3rd Place: Alpharetta Smyrna (GA) Alumni Chapter MEDIUM CHAPTER 1st Place: Newnan-Fairburn (GA) Alumni Chapter 2nd Place: Conyers-Covington (GA) Alumni Chapter SMALL CHAPTER Augusta (GA) Alumni Chapter MENTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD Brother Adolph Q. Jones COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter GUIDE RIGHT CHAPTER COLLABORATION AWARD Alpharetta Smyrna (GA) Alumni Chapter PowerPoint Large Chapter: Alpharetta Smyrna (GA) Alumni Chapter Medium Chapter: Conyers-Covington (GA) Alumni Chapter
Scrapbook Large- Alpharetta Smyrna (GA) Alumni Chapter Medium - Conyer-Covington (GA) Alumni Chapter
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99TH SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INCORPORATED SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE 99TH SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL MARCH 27-30, 2025 | AUGUSTA, GA
GUIDE RIGHT/KAPPA LEAGUE AWARDS
LEON STEWARD AWARD (OUTSTANDING KAPPA LEAGUE) Blake Williams - Atlanta (GA) Alumni
I am honored to extend my heartfelt congratulations to our 2024-2025 Student of the Year Award recipients! These young men have demonstrated exceptional leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to service,
embodying the core values of Kappa League. STUDENT OF THE YEAR WINNERS 9th/10th Grade Winner Myles Brannon - Lawrenceville-Duluth (GA) Alumni Chapter • $200.00 Scholarship Award • Kappa Kamp Registration Award 11th/12th Grade Winner Ari Copeland • $1,000 Scholarship Award • Additional Scholarship from the Silhouettes (GA)
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99TH SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INCORPORATED SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE 99TH SOUTHEASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL MARCH 27-30, 2025 | AUGUSTA, GA
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
The 99th Southeastern Province Council took place from March 27 to March 30, 2025, in Augusta, Georgia. This important event gathered members from various chapters to celebrate achievements and discuss the future of their organization. The Resolutions Committee convened on March 28 at 11:15 AM in the Terrace Room of the Marriott Convention Center in Augusta to address significant matters concerning the fraternity. During the meeting, the committee unanimously passed three important resolutions. The first resolution honored Bro. James Freeman with the Elder Watson Diggs Award, recognizing his outstanding contributions to the fraternity. The second resolution awarded Michael J. Dubose the Laurel Wreath, an honor that signifies excellence within the organization. The third resolution commended the host chapters of the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA), including the Augusta (GA) Alumni, Aiken (SC) Alumni, Grovetown Evans-Martinez (GA) Alumni, Pi Xi (Augusta State University), and Nu Nu (USC – Aiken), Silhouettes, for their exceptional hosting of the 2025 Southeastern Province Council. Harry Arnette McFadden served as the Southeastern Province Chairman, leading the council with dedication and vision. Delegates from various chapters actively participated in the discussions and decision-making, representing a diverse group of brothers. The resolutions were presented and passed during the third business session, showcasing the unity and commitment of the fraternity members. The following chapters were represented during the council, highlighting the strength of the organization: • Alpha Lambda • Alpharetta Smyrna • Athens Alumni • Beaufort-Jasper-Hilton Head (SC) • Beta Delta • Carrollton Douglasville (GA) Alumni • Columbia (SC) • Columbus (GA) Alumni • Conyers-Covington • Decatur (GA) Alumni Chapter • Florence (SC) Alumni
• Gamma Chi • Gamma Nu • Grovetown-Evans-Martinez • Kingstree (SC) Alumni • LaGrange (GA) Alumni • Macon-Warner Robins • Newnan Fairburn • Omicron Iota • Orangeburg Alumni • Pi Gamma • Savannah (GA) Alumni • South Fulton (GA) Alumni • Thomasville • Xi Omega • Zeta Iota
This gathering not only strengthened the bonds of brotherhood among the members but also set the stage for future initiatives and collaborations. The resolutions passed during this council reflect the commitment to excellence and the ongoing legacy of leadership within the fraternity. The 99th Southeastern Province Council will be remembered as a pivotal moment in fostering unity and progress among its members. Brother Harry A. McFadden Resolutions Chairman, Southeastern Province
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2025-2026 MISS SEP
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2024-2025 NEW MEMBERS
WELCOME TO THE NEW BROTHERS OF THE 2024-2025 FRATERNAL YEAR
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AIKEN (GA) ALUMNI Walter Augustine LeRoy Benjamin Donald McClinton AMERICUS (GA) ALUMNI Robert Bennett Patrick Jelks BISHOPVILLE-MANNING- SHAW AFB (SC) ALUMNI Tevin Brown Terrance Crawford Mark Shaw Curtis Stevens CAMDEN (SC) ALUMNI Andre Chishom Jeffrey Foster Shamar Garris Avery Kelly CHARLESTON (SC) ALUMNI
Graylen Smith PhilCarter Tussi LAMBDA PSI Gregory Archie Isaiah Archie MU THETA Jaelyn Ryans Jordan Streater OMICRON IOTA Amir Bell Jayden Berry Kial Cohen Jalen Fryer Isaiah George Donovan Hicks Christian Hinson Larry Kennedy Anyrhi Mccray Ryan Mitchell Javontae Parker Christian Simmons Jaylon Simon Aaron Strozier Steffon Terrell Shamar Williams OMICRON MU Carrington Tolliver PI Collin Batts Nedav DanielMitchell Isaiah DuBose Jordan EwingGreen Joshua Fisher Emeka Flowers Kyle Givens Eric HollandJr Keith Jackson DJon Jensen Temi Johnson Mekhi Graham Zachary Gunn Kamir Hodge Osiris Jackson Bryce Johnson Darion Johnson Juwan Lee Jeremiah Lowther Ssuuna McKitty Elijah Megginson Bradley Morrison
Mark Norrell Christian Pearson Jancer Peña Garrett Stiell David Totty James Wallace Charles Winfrey PI GAMMA Elijah Abney Christian Cook Gerald Gary Cameron Laymon Andreu Maynard Damari Mazyck Dameon Meyers Alexis Perez
Joshua Pressley Charles Taylor Marc Wells Terence Wright PI XI Carlton Collins Myles Davis ROCK HILL (SC) ALUMNI Darryl Carrington Gary Dent Jamar Fullard
Christopher Raybon Xavier Wilson-Vega
ETA THETA Jailen Dalton
Torrance Laney Adrian Peterson FLORENCE (SC) ALUMNI Dredan Brown
Rodward Hewlin Travis Limehouse Gavin Poindexter Demorrious Robinson Robert Sanders THOMASVILLE (GA) ALUMNI Christopher Hopkins Christian Pittman ZETA IOTA Ronald Brown Kaleb Quince Kyle Singer Corey Straughter Grady Taylor Semon Teklemariam Matthew Turnipseed Luke Williams
Jabriel Morrison Antonio Murphy George Turner Perrin Williams GAMMA KAPPA Michael Denham LeManuel Donaldson Jayden Evans Amari Jordan Ezekiel Stephens LAMBDA DELTA Adim Arnold Asim Arnold Mason Carrington Chamon Easley David Hall Caleb Heath Cody Johnson Jurmain Mitchell
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2024-2025 NEW MEMBERS
SPRING 2025 ABU DHABI (AD) ALUMNI Michael Bolden ALBANY (GA) ALUMNI Bryan Brown Adam Clemons
ETA THETA Cameron Edmund Dameon Horne Emmanuel James Ajai Myles GAMMA CHI Brandon Abrams Jemyan Dennis Marius Ellis Evan Gibson Amante Hunte
Alex Wright BETA DELTA Delrico Dukes Kadeem Hill Keonte House Demetrius Johnson Donahvan Jones
Xavier Hines Monte Killins Corbin Miles Condre Payne Jameson Turner
Storm Smith Dexter Ward
Brandon Williams Frederick Williams Demetri Wilson ALPHA LAMBDA Ty'Keyvius Beaty Stanley Cheeseboro William Conelly Jr Quinton Dais Dy'Kari Dawson Kwantre Harry Jalen Levine Elijah Mack JaQuan Mackey Garnaris McCormick Jayden Briggs Jovan Brooks
Sincere Mcphail Fredrick Sutton Jr GROVETOWN-EVENS- MARTINEZ (GA) ALUMNI Edward Davis William Flournoy Michael Jones Gregory Kelly Trennie West HARTSVILLE (SC) ALUMNI Terrance Williams Jr. KAPPA LAMBDA Jaden Jones Jacob Kerridge Tyon Rawls Chikosi Reed Grayson Simmons KINGSTREE (SC) ALUMNI Maceo Scott Christian Walker LAGRANGE (GA) ALUMNI Jeremy Cleark David Pope Clifton Walker LAMBDA DELTA Jasani Byrd
BISHOPVILLE-MANNING- SHAW AFB (SC) ALUMNI Christopher Lewis Teddius Williams BRUNSWICK (GA) ALUMNI Jalen King Marvin Menafee Xaiver Nixon Ahmad O’Neal CAMDEN (SC) ALUMNI Christopher Black David Cook COLUMBIA (SC) ALUMNI Michael Brown Tylor Harper Ryan King Taurean Robinson Ratozzrin Salters COLUMBUS (GA) ALUMNI Jeremiah Greene Zachary Greenwood Christian Haywood DENMARK (SC) ALUMNI Henry Golatt Jra’Quarie Washington DUBLIN (GA) ALUMNI
Kellen McDuffie Samuel Mitchell Xavier Mitchell-Brown Chandler Robertson John Seay-Oliver Isaiah Vertus Leroy Washington Tra'Quann Young Gavyn Zimmerman ATHENS (GA) ALUMNI Timothy Goldsmith Brian Johnson Nicholas Wade ATLANTA (GA) ALUMNI Nicholas Dillon Gerald Geter James Peterson Dylan Pritchett Adam Thrasher AUGUSTA (GA) ALUMNI Coddy Carter DeGreer Harris Enoch Johnson David Jones
Malik Crawford Kenneth Garvin Coréon Johnson Johnny King
William Colson Gregory Covin EPSILON OMEGA Keith Copeland Gary Davis Xavier Finney Na’Quan Gayle Eric Green Alonzo Johnson Jermarquis Johnson Ahmad Parker DeMarcus Williams
Brandon LeGrant Christopher Marks Daniel Taiwo LAMBDA EPSILON Treshon Hinkins Trei Mccain Bryson Nesmith John Stinnett
Jaden Hawkins Caesar Turner
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LAMBDA GAMMA Tyrell Baker Michael Boucher Ja’Ali Golden Langston Lewis Joshua Pringle Jabari Simmons Edward Warren LAMBDA PHI Kolby Jones Kai Kemp Nycholas Mainor Leviticus McAffee Elwood Moore Marjavion Sanders Tristin Scott Vincent Walker Ethan Wilson Jaquan Wright LAMBDA PSI Raquez Burgess Xavier Price-Rivers Antwan Richardson Peter Washington MU PSI Jordan Hall NU CHI Jeremiah Lomax NU NU Aden Langford Charlton Pickett OMICRON IOTA Jaytin Bolling Demarco Correa Christian Davis Malachi Onyonyor Christian Williams MONCKS CORNER (SC) ALUMNI
OMICRON MU Jamil Bishop Kaleb Brown Mekhi Campfield Ryan Johnson Korey Williams ORANGEBURG (SC) ALUMNI Kameron Gaines-Gillens Marquis Howard Tracy Howard Jimmy Montgomery Emeka Flowers PI OMICRON Robert Brown Jashaun Brown Cortez Dawkins Julius Dixon Derrick Georgia Jaden Gipson Omari Hendrix Jalen Jenkins Delvaris Manigault Jaylen Robinson Brandon Toles PI XI Alberto Alvarez Conye Davis Bryson Walker SAVANNAH (GA) ALUMNI Akino Brown Shamgan Perkins Theodore Robbins Eric Samuels Paul Smith Timothy Ward STATESBORO (GA) ALUMNI Derico Coggins Wayne Grimes Charles Moore Robert Robinson Kenneth Rouche VALDOSTA (GA) ALUMNI
Luca Secor Trevor Short Chace Sledge ZETA IOTA Coleson Bowen
Travis Burton Rodney Cutter Demetri Hatten Braylen Howell Temiloluwa Ojedapo Cameron Webb Victor Young
Timothy Deas Josiah Franklin Anderson Hill Nasir Howell
Tirrell Andrews Terrence Griffin Willie Lawson Clarence Schell Daniel Slone Joshua Thompkins XI OMEGA Akyrian Burrell Daniel Phillips
Nigel Middlebrooks Leonardo Mota-Jones Darius Parker Ethan Ramos Kevin Smith Benjamin Thomas
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Alumni News
FLORENCE (SC) ALUMNI CHAPTER Wine Down with the NUPES
On December 14, 2024, the brothers of the Florence (SC) Alumni Chapter held its 2nd annual Korks & Flavors “Wine down with the NUPES” wine tasting event. During this event, the brothers also donated Christmas presents to the South Carolina Department of Social Services (Florence County Office) to benefit youth in need of a joyous holiday season.
Community Service Honoring Dr. King On January 20, 2025, the Florence (SC) Alumni Chapter completed 2 Community Service Projects in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. First, the brothers, along with the brothers of the Mu Theta Chapter at Francis Marion University, volunteered at the Manna House of Florence. The Manna House of Florence is a community soup kitchen and food pantry, supporting the unity and health of the community with love and spiritual blessings. Providing nutritious free meals and food for families in Florence, South Carolina. Secondly, the brothers participated in the 26th annual MLK Walk & Rally sponsored by the Florence Community Development Agency. The brothers honored Dr. King by engaging with the Community and giving back their time & efforts during this Day of Service!!!!!!!!!! Celebrating 114 years of Achievement On January 5, 2025, the brothers celebrated 114 years of Achievement by fellowshipping at St. Mark AME Church where our Brother Reverend Christopher Nowlin serves as the pastor. Brother Nowlin is a very young minister pastoring his first church. The brothers were welcomed with open arms by the members and were treated to an unexpected yet delicious meal after services.
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ALUMNI NEWS
prepared for another significant local event: the Kingstree High School Homecoming Parade. This annual parade is a cherished tradition that unites students, alumni, faculty, and community members in a vibrant celebration of school spirit and local pride. The fraternity members contributed to the parade with a beautifully decorated vehicle, showcasing their fraternity colors and symbols. Their presence added a sense of grandeur and pride to the event, as they marched alongside other participants, waving to the cheering crowds and interacting with enthusiastic onlookers. The Homecoming Parade not only celebrated the achievements of Kingstree High School but also served as a platform for the fraternity to demonstrate their ongoing commitment to community engagement and support for the youth. By actively participating in such events, the fraternity members reinforced their role as positive role models and leaders within the community. My 2025 Break-free Fellowship
KINGSTREE (SC) ALUMNI CHAPTER Angel Tree Toy Drive-Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church-Salters SC Kingstree Alumni Chapter Of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. participated in the Angel Tree Toy Drive hosted at Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Salters, SC. This charitable initiative was aimed at bringing joy to underprivileged children during the holiday season. The fraternity's involvement demonstrated their unwavering commitment to community service, as members contributed generously to the collection of toys and participated actively in the organization of the event. The sight of the children's faces lighting up as they received their gifts was a heartwarming reminder of the positive impact such endeavors have on the community. Williamsburg County Recreational Department Trunk Or Treat In a vibrant display of community spirit, the Kingstree Alumni Chapter took part in the annual Williamsburg County Trunk Or Treat event. This delightful occasion, held in the heart of Williamsburg County, brings together families, friends, and neighbors to celebrate Halloween in a safe and festive environment. The members of the chapter showcased their commitment to community engagement by setting up a creatively decorated trunk, filled with candies and treats for the children. Their participation not only provided a fun experience for the young attendees but also reinforced the fraternity's presence and involvement in local activities. The fraternity's trunk was adorned with eye-catching decorations, featuring themes that ranged from spooky to delightful. Each member contributed to the decoration efforts, ensuring that the trunk stood out among the many participants. The creativity displayed was a testament to the fraternity's dedication and enthusiasm for making the event memorable for everyone.
Brother Harry A. McFadden was selected as 1 of 16 recipients from the US to receive the BreakFree Fellowship for educators teaching in correctional facilities. Brother McFadden has been honored with the prestigious title as a testament to his exemplary contributions and unwavering dedication to his field of education. This recognition is awarded to
individuals who have demonstrated remarkable leadership, innovation, and a commitment to making a positive impact on society while teaching in a correctional facility.
Junior League of Florence SC Diaper Drive The Junior League of Florence SC Diaper Drive is a vital initiative that addresses a fundamental need within the community. Through the generosity and support of Kingstree SC Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi, the Junior League was able to provide essential supplies to families, promoting health, economic relief, and overall well-being. As the League looks ahead, its commitment to this cause remains unwavering, ensuring that the Diaper Drive continues to make a lasting difference in the lives of those it serves. Moreover, the Kingstree Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. was proud to participate in and donated to the Junior League of Florence Diaper Drive.
Kingstree SC High School Homecoming Parade In an effort to raise awareness and support for cancer research, the Kingstree Alumni Chapter actively participated in the Lake City SC Cancer Parade. This event brought together survivors, advocates, and community members to honor those affected by cancer and to promote solidarity in the fight against the disease. Their presence at the event underscored their commitment to health advocacy and community support, making a significant impact in the ongoing efforts to combat cancer within the local area. Lake City SC Cancer Parade The members of the Kingstree Alumni Chapter eagerly
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This initiative aims to provide essential supplies to families in need, further solidifying the fraternity's commitment to supporting and uplifting the community. By contributing to this cause, they help ensure that every child has access to basic necessities, promoting the well- being and health of the youngest and most vulnerable In recognition of the 60th anniversary of their chapter chartering, the Kingstree (SC) Alumni Chapter sponsored a 60-for-60 Fan Drive to support local families. This initiative provided much-needed fans to help residents cope with the sweltering summer heat, enhancing comfort and safety in homes without adequate cooling systems. The fans were collected and donated to the Senior Citizen Centers and in Williamsburg, Lower Florence, and members of society. 60-for 60 Fan Drive The Kingstree Alumni Chapter demonstrated their commitment to community and civil rights by actively participating in the MLK Day events at the South Carolina State Capital. Their involvement in this significant celebration underscores their dedication to honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and promoting the values of equality, justice, and Clarendon Counties of South Carolina. MLK Day at the SC State Capital
service. Members of the chapter joined in various activities, including speeches, marches, and community service projects, all intended to commemorate Dr. King's contributions to the fight for civil rights and inspire continued progress towards inclusiveness and social equity. Founders Day Worship at Bethel AME Church with Senior Brother Ronnie Cameron The chapter celebrated
Kappa Alpha Psi Founders' Day by worshiping at Bethel AME Church in Lake City, SC. This was a significant occasion for the members of the Kingstree Alumni Chapter. Senior Brother Ronnie Cameron joined the congregation, adding a touch of reverence to the event. The celebration was a heartfelt tribute to the fraternity's founders,
honoring their vision and the values they instilled. By coming together in worship, the members reinforced their bonds and commitment to service, unity, and brotherhood, which are the core principles of Kappa Alpha Psi.
CARROLLTON-DOUGLASVILLE (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER Advancing Service, Civic Engagement, and Brotherhood The Carrollton-Douglasville Alumni Chapter (CDAC) continues to thrive through meaningful service, civic action, and partnerships that uplift the community. With a long- standing relationship with St. James AME Church, CDAC has built a tradition of collaboration that strengthens its impact across Douglas and Carroll counties. One of the chapter’s cornerstone initiatives is the monthly CDAC Food Drive, which supports hundreds of food-insecure families. By consistently providing meals and resources, the chapter demonstrates its unwavering commitment to meeting the essential needs of the community. This work was amplified during the Thanksgiving holiday, when CDAC partnered with St. James AME and Circles of West Georgia to distribute turkey baskets, ensuring families across the region could gather and celebrate with dignity. During Kappa Christmas 2024, CDAC spread holiday cheer to students at Annette Winn Elementary and Stewart Middle School, providing gifts to children who might otherwise go without. The chapter also continued its commitment to environmental stewardship through the Adopt-a-Road initiative on December 7, cleaning along Concourse Parkway in Douglasville. CDAC remains a champion of civic engagement. The Civic Action Committee and Political Action Committee worked together to host voter registration drives at Douglas County high schools, helping students register as first-time voters. The chapter also upheld its tradition of honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by partnering with local NPHC organizations for a community fair that connected families with valuable resources while celebrating Dr. King’s vision of service and unity. As part of this celebration, Vice-Polemarch Brother Dr. Donrich Young, a senior special agent for the FDIC, led
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a workshop titled “Protecting Yourself from Scams.” His presentation shed light on the growing threats of online fraud and financial insecurity, equipping attendees with tools to safeguard themselves and their families. The chapter also proudly marched in the NAACP MLK Day Parade in Carrollton, further affirming its dedication to honoring Dr. King’s legacy. CDAC also invested in youth development through its Dress for Success Initiative. Brothers hosted tie tutorials for young men, underscoring the importance of professional attire. In partnership with the sisters of Sigma Gamma Rho, the Social Action and Kappa League Committees participated in a Youth Symposium, where CDAC facilitated an engaging discussion on the significance of proper attire — with special focus on the components of a tuxedo. Through holiday outreach, civic action, youth mentorship, and continuous service, the Carrollton-Douglasville Alumni Chapter embodies the spirit of achievement in every field of human endeavor. From feeding families to educating future leaders, CDAC remains steadfast in its mission to serve, inspire, and strengthen the community.
Program to host a Free Health Fair at the Community Achievement Center in Decatur, GA. The event, which ran from 9 AM to 12 PM, offered critical health screenings— including blood pressure, blood glucose, cholesterol, and flu checks—to empower the community with vital health knowledge and resources. A Day of Prevention and Care Dozens of attendees took advantage of the free services, gaining insights into their health and receiving guidance on next steps for medical care. One impactful moment occurred when a community member's blood glucose screening revealed dangerously low levels—a condition they hadn't realized was causing their persistent fatigue and dizziness. Thanks to the quick action of the Morehouse School of Medicine team, the individual received immediate care, dietary recommendations and a free referral for follow-up care to monitor their condition by the H.E.A.L. Clinic a division associated with Morehouse School of Medicine. The Acronym stands for “Health Equity for All Lives and provide health services for the low income, uninsured and underinsured community. "I had no idea my blood sugar was so low—I just thought I was tired from work," the attendee shared. "This fair might have saved me from a serious health crisis. I'm so grateful."
DECATUR (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER Cotton Club Fundraiser: Elevating Impact for Kappa League The Cotton Club Fundraiser continues to be a signature event for the Decatur Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., raising vital funds for the Kappa League youth mentorship program. Over the past three years, the event has raised funds supporting initiatives that provide mentorship, leadership training, and educational opportunities for young men in the community. Each year, the fundraiser brings together community leaders, sponsors, and supporters for an unforgettable evening of entertainment, fellowship, and philanthropy. With past highlights including: live music, casino-style gaming, cigar lounges, and even helicopter rides, the event creates a one-of-a-kind experience while making a lasting impact. As the Cotton Club Fundraiser grows, so does its reach— which is why this Signature Event will be held at Porsche Driving Experience. This year we will be “Chasing Diamonds” as proceeds will continue to go to our award winning, Decatur Kappa League, and uplifting projects for the city of Decatur.
Decatur Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi and Morehouse School of Medicine Host Life-Saving Free Health Fair On March 1st, the Decatur Alumni Chapter partnered with Morehouse School of Medicine's Community Engagement
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Strengthening Community Wellness This event underscored the importance of accessible healthcare and the power of community partnerships. The Decatur Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi remains committed to social action, ensuring underserved populations receive the care and education they need to thrive. For updates on future initiatives, follow Kappa Alpha Psi – Decatur Alumni Chapter and Morehouse School of Medicine's Community Engagement Program as they continue making a difference—one life at a time.
Brother Bryon Daily, the event drew strong participation from both brothers and the community, surpassing its goal of 25 pints — achieving an outstanding total of 30 pints donated. Brother Bryon Daily’s dedication and coordination helped ensure the day’s success, which underscored not only the chapter’s commitment to service but also the vital importance of blood donation in saving lives, particularly within the Black community. The chapter extends heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated, proving once again why We Are Decatur. Fred Merritt – Recipient of the Ronald R. Young Award We celebrate Brother Fred Merritt, honored on the front page of the Southwestern Province website as the recipient of the Robert R. Young Award! This recognition for excellence in province website achievement is yet another testament to his dedication and to the exemplary reputation of the Decatur (GA) Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated. Truly, he embodies Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavor. Leading the Charge for a Cleaner Tomorrow The Decatur (GA) Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated was recognized as the organization with the highest impact in the “March Into a Cleaner Tomorrow” initiative, a community-wide initiative to boost recycling, clean-up efforts, and environmental awareness in our community. This work was led by Brother Warren Green, our Chairman of Social Action, whose dedication guided our efforts from start to finish. Through teamwork and dedication, we demonstrated what happens when brotherhood takes action for the greater good of the community. Oldest Brother in the Decatur (GA) Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Incorporated Celebrates His Birthday On June 27th, our chapter’s oldest member, Brother Israel Beard, celebrated his 93rd birthday — a remarkable milestone in a life of service to Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated. Brother Beard has devoted an incredible 70 years to the Bond, embodying the very best of our fraternity’s ideals and inspiring generations of brothers to follow his example. At our most recent Fraternity Meeting, we honored him with a special medallion in recognition of his seven decades of service, joined by our Province Polemarch, Brother Brian Mock. Today, as Brother Beard spends this special time with his family, we salute his legacy and wish him the happiest of birthdays!
44 Years of Achievement On April 4th, the chapter proudly celebrated 44 years of achievement, service, and brotherhood in the Decatur Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Since our chartering on April 4, 1981, we have remained steadfast in our commitment to the principles of Achievement in every field of human endeavor, uplifting our community, and strengthening the unbreakable bond of Kappa. From the 15 Men of Crimson and Cream who dared to follow a dream, to the visionary Brothers who paved the way, and to those who now carry the torch forward—we raise a cup of joy and gratitude to every member, past and present, who has contributed to this legacy. This milestone is a testament to unwavering dedication— to our Fraternity, to service, and to the communities we proudly serve. Through mentorship, scholarship, and brotherhood, we continue to make an impact that echoes far beyond our years. Here’s to 44 years of legacy. And to many more.
Decatur Alumni Chapter Exceeds Blood Drive Goal at Saint Phillip AME Church On Saturday, May 31, the Decatur Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. hosted its annual Community Blood Drive at Saint Phillip AME Church, 240 Candler Road, Atlanta. Under the leadership and facilitation of
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Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter Celebrates 101 Years of Achievement and Brotherhood
ATLANTA (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter Celebrates Senior Kappas with Heartfelt Breakfast Event
The Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. proudly marked its 101st Chartering Day on February 22, 2025, with a weekend filled with service, celebration, and reflection on more than a century of impactful achievement in the Atlanta community. The milestone was commemorated with a series of events that showcased the chapter’s enduring commitment to community service and fraternal excellence. Brothers came together to serve the community through various initiatives, reinforcing the chapter’s core mission of Achievement. The celebration weekend also included dynamic social gatherings that honored the rich history and accomplishments of the chapter. The Atlanta Alumni Chapter was honored to welcome distinguished guests, including the 27th Southeastern Province Polemarch Brother Brian C. Mock and Grand Keeper of Records Brother Kevin Kiles, who joined the brothers in celebration and reaffirmed the fraternity’s ongoing dedication to excellence. This 101st Chartering Day celebration served as a powerful reminder of the chapter’s proud history and its obligation to continue striving for excellence in the community. With over a century of achievement behind them, the brothers of the Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter remain steadfast in their pursuit of “Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavor.” Picture Below: Atlanta KOR Trey Meadows with Grand KOR Kevin Kyles during the event.
The Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., in proud partnership with the Atlanta Diamond Foundation, recently hosted a special Senior Kappa Breakfast to honor and celebrate the chapter’s distinguished senior brothers. The event served as a meaningful opportunity to recognize the achievement and lifelong contributions of these revered men. Brother Brent Bailey, Chairman of the Senior Kappa Affairs Committee, led the charge in organizing the event, ensuring every detail reflected the fraternity’s high standards and deep respect for its elders, former Kappa National Silhouette President, Janice Dean, added a touch of elegance and grace to the occasion by providing beautiful decorations and by Brother Lee Chester, whose support was instrumental in the breakfast’s success as it was held at his educational facility Treasure’s Box. The senior Kappas, who have long served as pillars of the chapter, were pay tribute to not only for their past achievements but also for continuing to inspire the next generation of leaders within the fraternity. A recognition banner was displayed in their honor. Brother Anthony B. Clark Elected to Southeastern Province Alumni Board of Directors (GA)
The Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter proudly celebrates the election of Brother Anthony B. Clark, Polemarch of the chapter, to the Southeastern Province Alumni Board of Directors (GA).
Brother Clark, a 1988 initiate of the Morgan State University Chapter, The Alpha Iota of Kappa Alpha Psi and a 14-year member of the Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter, brings a wealth of leadership experience, vision, and commitment to this new role. With a deep sense of pride and responsibility, Brother Clark has expressed his honor to serve as part of the 27th Administration representing all brothers across the state. He is committed to making the Kappa experience fruitful, meaningful, and impactful for every member. Brother Clark aims to champion enhanced communication, operational excellence, and a strong culture of accountability.
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Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter Honored for Excellence in Kappa League and Digital Website Presence at 99th Southeastern Province Council
Gerald Geter, DeGreer Haris, David Jones, Enoch Johnson, James Peterson, Dylan Pritchett, and Adam Thrasher. These new initiates represent the continued growth and strength of the chapter, bringing fresh energy, perspective, and a commitment to upholding the ideals of Kappa Alpha Psi. The chapter eagerly looks forward to the service and contributions these men will bring to the fraternity and the community. Welcome to The Bond, Brothers! ROCK HILL (SC) ALUMNI CHAPTER The Rock Hill (SC) Chapter Sponsors their 11th Annual Klassic Golf Tournament On the morning of April 26th, with dew on the ground, row upon row of pristine golf carts eagerly awaited their occupants to ferry them to their designated hole for the 8AM shotgun start of the Rock Hill (SC) Alumni Chapter (RHAC) 11th Annual Kappa Klassic golf tournament at the Carolina Lakes Golf Club in Indian Land, SC. The brothers of the RHAC were already here. Preparing to register 124 golfers for this chapter’s premier event; a golf tournament fundraiser to help achieve the RHAC Foundation’s Guide Right goal of raising $15,000 for scholarships. “This is the largest turnout to date, and we hosted both men and women players” said Brother Roosevelt Dillard, committee chairman. “I appreciate the community support, the support of the Brothers, and the support of our Corporate sponsors to help make this event a resounding success”, he said. The spirited tournament concluded with lunch, presentation of awards for on-the-links achievements, and a raffle with the grand prize of a 70” television.
The Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter was proudly recognized at the 99th Southeastern Province Council. The chapter received two prestigious honors that highlight its commitment to youth development and effective communication. Under the direction of Brother Patrick Simon, the chapter’s Kappa League program was awarded the Inaugural Kappa League Community Service Award – Large Chapter, a testament to the impactful mentorship and service initiatives. Adding to the celebration, the chapter’s Student of the Year participant Ari Copeland earned first prize in the competition, showcasing the caliber of excellence cultivated within the program. In the realm of digital outreach, Brother Marquel Hendricks, the Chapter’s Webmaster, played a pivotal role in earning the Website of the Year Award-Large Chapter at the 99th Southeastern Province Council. The website has become a vital tool in connecting the Atlanta Alumni Chapter to both its members and the broader community, serving as a hub for information, engagement, and visibility. These accolades underscore the Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter’s unwavering dedication to achievement, leadership development, and impactful communication. Congratulations to Brother Patrick Simon, Brother Marquel Hendricks, and all involved for continuing to raise the standard of excellence.
Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter Welcomes Eight New Members to the Bond The Atlanta (GA) Alumni Chapter proudly welcomed eight new Brothers into the Bond during the Spring 2025 Cluster. Under the leadership of MTA Chairman Brother Cecil McKay, and Vice Chairman Brother Devin Clark, the chapter celebrated the initiation of Brothers Nichols Dillon,
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