Phi Beta Sigma Study Guide Questions and Answers Rated A+

Phi Beta Sigma Study Guide Questions and Answers Rated A+ When was Phi Beta Sigma Founded January 9, 1914 Where was the Phi Beta Sigma founded? Howard University in Washington, D.C. Who are the founders of Phi Beta Sigma A. Langston Taylor Leonard F. Morse Charles I. Brown Who were the nine associates Samuel P. Massie Joseph A. Franklin Jacob E. Jones Bennie A. Matthews William F. Vincent Toussaint L. Austin Walter E. Tibbs J.R. Howard Ivorite L. Scruggs Where and when were the Beta Chapter Founded November 13, 1915 Wiley College Where and when were the Gamma Chapter Founded November 16, Morgan College What is the motto Culture of Service and Service for Humanity What is the International Structure The International Constitution The Conclave The General Board The Regions The Organ- The Crescent The local Chapters Who are the members of the General Board The international President International First Vice President International Second Vice President International Treasurer General Counsel Immediate past international president Distinguished Service Chapter Rep Director of Bigger and Better Business Director of Education Direction of Social Action Regional Directors What are the regions of Phi Beta Sigma Eastern, Western, Southern, Southeastern, Southwestern, Gulf Coast, Great Lakes What States make up the Eastern Regions Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland , Virginia, New York, West Virginia, D. C. and Virgin Island What are the four chapters Collegiate Alumni Distinguished Service Omega International Programs Bigger and Better Business-1926 Education- Social Action-1934 Special Observances Carver Day January 5 Founders Day- January 9 National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Incorporation date? May 1930, Howard University Members of NPHC Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Theta Phi Beta Sigma Zeta Phi Beta Omega Psi Phi Iota Phi Theta Kappa Alpha Psi Sigma Gamma Rho Name of your graduate Chapter Zeta Alpha Sigma Twelve inch rule A sigma man measures himself by: Time value Best performance of Duty Perseverance The worth of example The virtue of patience Talent expression Economic Wisdom The value of character Kindly Attitudes Pleasure in work The worth of organization Dignity of simplicity Symbols Coat of Arms (1914) The Motto- Culture of Service and Service for Humanity White Carnation- January flower, long life Colors- Royal blue, pure white History of NPHC Alpha Phi Alpha (Dec. 4-1906) Cornell Alpha Kappa Alpha (January 15-1908) Howard Kappa Alpha Psi (January- 5-1911) Indiana Omega Psi Phi (November 17-1911) Howard Delta Sigma Theta (January 13- 1913) Howard Phi Beta Sigma (January-9 -1914) Howard Zeta Phi Beta (January- 16-1920) Howard Sigma Gamma Rho (November-12) Butler Iota Phi Theta (September-19-1963) Morgan When was Zeta Phi Beta Founded and where January 16- 1920 Who are the founders of Zeta Phi Beta Arizona Clever Viola Tyler Myrtle Tyler Pearl Neal Fannie Pettite The Sigma Creed I believe in the principles of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity and my loyalty to these transcends all personal responsibility. I believe that I should be a credit to the organization, and that I should at all times safeguard its reputation with the best conduct. I believe in the unity of purpose as expressed in the motto - Culture for Service and Service for Humanity. These things constitute the true test of a PHI BETA SIGMA MAN.