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The Seven visionary founders "Jewels" Henry Arthur Callis - ANSWERHenry Arthur Callis "The philosopher of the founders". He was the only one of the "Cornell Seven" to become general president. He became a practicing physician. The Seven visionary founders "Jewels" Charles Henry Chapman - ANSWER Described as "a brother in the bonds," Chapman was a founder of FAMU's Beta Nu Chapter. He was the first chairman of the Committees on Initiation and Organization. The Seven visionary founders "Jewels" Eugene Kinckle Jones - ANSWER Jones became the first executive secretary of the National Urban League. He Organized the first three fraternity chapters. Beta at Howard, Gamma at Virginia Union University, and the Original Delta at the University of Toronto in Canada. The Seven visionary founders "Jewels" George Biddle Kelley - ANSWER Became the first African American engineer registered in the state of New York. Became Alpha Chapter's first president. The Seven visionary founders "Jewels" Nathanial Allison Murray - ANSWER Taught in Public Schools in Washington D.C. (Armstrong Vocational High School). Was a member of Alpha Chapter's first committee on organization. The seven visionary founders "Jewels" Robert Harold Ogle - ANSWERHe proposed the fraternity's colors and was Alpha Chapter's first secretary. Ogle joined Kelley in working out the first ritual. The seven visionary founders "Jewels" Vertner Woodson Tandy - ANSWER Became the state of New York's first registered black architect. Became the first African American to pass the military commissioning examination. Was the first treasurer and took the initiative to incorporate the fraternity. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity - ANSWERThe first intercollegiate Greek- Letter fraternity for African American. Founded at Cornell University in Ithaca New York. It was initially created for a study and support group. It was founded on December 4, 1906. What are the three critical areas of focus. - ANSWERSpecial Initiatives, National Programs, Alpha Foundations.


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