Kappa Alpha Psi
Achievement In Every Field of Human Endeavor
An African-American Fraternity, Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on the campus of Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana on January 5th, 1911. Although maintaining a predominantly African-American core, Kappa Alpha Psi is NOT and exclusive organization. Referred to as Kappas, Nupes, and Pretty Boys
Founded on June 3rd, 1978 by Lonnie B. Harris, Charles Maxey, and Dr. William Gamble. Black Cultural Center named after the honorable Lonnie B. Harris. Oldest multicultural Greek Organization at Oregon State University.
Local: Keenan Lewis - Pittsburgh Steelers (former OSU football player), Dorian Smith - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (former OSU football player)
National: Johnny Cochran (Law), Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell (Basketball Hall of Fame), Kenny Lofton (baseball), Arthur Ashe (tennis), Mike Tomlin (Head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers), Cedric the Entertainer (comedian), Montell Jordan (music), Rev. Ralph Abernathy (civil rights movement)
iKARE (stands for International Kappa Action Relief Effort) for Haiti
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