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Eta Phi Chapter Leading at Texas A&M
From left: Nicholas J. Murrell, Nathaniel J. Gregg, Terrance Akins, Joshua Kennedy and Tevonte Jackson. K appa Alpha Psi ® on the campus of Texas A&M University-Com- merce (TAMU-Commerce) has been very active. In 2017, the Avoid Debt (G.L.A.D.), Serving Engaged and Empowered & Diverse Students (S.E.E.D.S.) and Leadership Engage- ment & Development (L.E.A.D.), among others.
Eta Phi Roll Call
The chapter officers for the upcoming 2018-19 school year are: • Polemarch: Bryan Hyman – Senior, Business Management major from Arlington, TX • Vice Polemarch: Nathan Phil- lips – Senior, Liberal studies major from Mesquite, TX • Keeper of Records: Noah Simonton – Sophomore, Mar- keting major from Bastrop, LA • Keeper of Exchequer: Charles
Southwestern Province recognized the Eta Phi Chapter as its Small Chapter of the Year. In addition, the chapter has worked to support numerous campus and fraternal initiatives and programs. The chapter also worked diligently to ensure its annual events focuses on promoting social awareness, cultural diversity and awareness of campus resources. The Eta Phi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi ® was chartered on the campus of East Texas State University (ETSU), now Texas A&M University at Com- merce, on February 1, 1975. Today, the Eta Phi Chapter is busy on the TAMU– Commerce campus participating in several campus programs and partner- ships, including the Male Achievement Network (M.A.N), Greeks Learning to
This past year, the chapter hosted the 1525 Memorial Game which is a charity basketball game honoring two past bas- ketball players who tragically lost their lives in a fatal car accident the summer of 2014. The game pitted the Eta Phi Chapter against the Zeta Tau Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and brought a crowd from the local community and the campus together to honor the two young women and their families. The chapter sponsored numerous clean up community service programs after big events on campus. Addition- ally, the chapter supported a national fraternity initiative with a monetary do- nation to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
Harmon – Junior, Business Management major from Ar- lington, TX
The chapter is relying on the support and participation from the Spring 2018 neophytes to continue the chapter’s positive momentum and campus leader- ship.
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