Alpha Phi Alpha Test 3 study guide questions and answers graded A+

Alpha Phi Alpha Test 3 study guide questions and answers graded A+ 1. When was the Fraternity officially founded? - Tuesday, Dec 4, 1906 2. Where was Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity founded? - Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853 Who are the current Regional Officers and what are their positions (elected officers)? - Big Brother <RVP Name> <Region> Regional Vice-President <Region> Assistant Regional Vice-President Big Brother <RVP Name> Who is known as the Mother of Alpha Phi Alpha? Why? - Mrs. Annie C. Singleton because the early mtgs were held at her house where she fed and encouraged the Brothers as they did their work. Who was the first General President? - Big Brother Moses A. Morrison What was the first alumni Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha and its location? - Alpha Lambda, Louisville, KY 7. Who were the first initiates of Alpha Phi Alpha? - Big Brother Lemuel E. Graves; Jewel Big Brother Eugene Kinkle Jones; Big Brother Gordon Holmes Jones 8. When and where did the first and second incorporations take place? - Albany, NY on Jan 29, 1908; Washington, DC on April 3, 1912 (2pts/location & 2pts/date) 9. What were the names, designations, and occupations of Alpha Phi Alpha's founders? - Jewel Big Brother Henry Arthur Callis - physician; Jewel Big Brother Charles Henry Chapman - educator; Jewel Big Brother Eugene Kinckle Jones - Exec Sec of National Urban League; Jewel Big Brother George Biddle Kelley civil engineer; Jewel Big Brother Nathaniel Allison Murray - educator; Jewel Big Brother Robert Haroid Ogle e - secretarial fleld; Jewel Big Brother Vertner Woodson Tandy architect What is the last SENTENCE of the poem "If"? - If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run, yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, and which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! 11. What is the complete title of the Fraternity's History Book? - The History af Alpha Phi Alpha: A Development in College Life To whom is the History book of Alpha Phi Alpha d