OMEGA PSI PHI BUNDLED EXAMS 2026
LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
WORKBOOK SOLVED QUESTIONS
COMPILATION
◉ 1912
Answer: 1912
• Dr. Oscar James Cooper selected as the second Grand Basileus
• First Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
• Investigation begins of proposed Beta Chapter at Lincoln
University in Pennsylvania
• Howard University refused to recognize the fraternity as a national
organization on March 8, 1912.
o Initial opponents of the fraternity's creation included Dean Kelly
Miller and Dean George Cook, the former chaired the faculty
committee to address the fraternity.
o Response from fraternity is refusal of recognition solely as a local
organization
o Fraternity continues to operate without sanction until 1914
◉ First Honorary Member of Omega Psi Phi
,Answer: Just would later become the first "Elected Active"
(honorary) member of the Fraternity on February 28, 1912 through
Alpha Chapter.
◉ 1913
Answer: • Bishop Edgar Amos Love selected as third (3rd) Grand
Basileus
• Second Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
◉ 1914
Answer: 1914
• Bishop Edgar Amos Love remains Grand Basileus
• Third Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
• Beta Chapter chartered at Lincoln University, Friday, February 6,
1914
• Fraternity incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia,
Wednesday, October 28, 1914, at 1:11 PM.
◉ When was Omega Psi Phi Incorporated?
Answer: Omega Psi Phi was incorporated under the laws of the
District of Columbia on October 28, 1914
◉ 1915
,Answer: 1915
• George E. Hall selected as the fourth (4th) Grand Basileus
• Fourth Grand Conclave held in Oxford, Pennsylvania
◉ 1916
Answer: 1916
• James C. McMorries selected as the fifth (5th) Grand Basileus
• Fifth Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
• Gamma Chapter chartered in Boston, Massachusetts on December
13, 1916.
◉ 1917
Answer: 1917
* Clarence F. Holmes was selected as the sixth (6th) Grand Basileus
* Sixth Grand Conclave held in Oxford, Pennsylvania
* Omega played a vital role when the United States entered World
War I in 1917
* Several brothers in the first class of black soldiers graduate from
Camp Fort Des Moines, a military training facility in Iowa.
* Several Omegas, including Campbell C. Johnson, John Purnell, and
founders Frank Coleman and Edgar A. Love are among its graduates.
• First fraternity official hymn confirmed
o "Omega Men Draw Nigh"
, o Written by Otto Leland Bohannon
◉ 1918
Answer: 1918
• Raymond G. Robinson selected as the seventh (7th) Grand Basileus
o Charter member of Beta Chapter
o Retired Colonel Charles Young, rode 500 miles on horseback, from
Wilberforce, Ohio, to the nation's capital, to show he was always fit
for duty.
• Seventh Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
◉ 1919
Answer: 1919
• Raymond G. Robinson remains Grand Basileus
• Eighth Grand Conclave held in Boston, Massachusetts
• First "Oracle" published
o Stanley Moreland Douglas, Editor
• Delta Chapter chartered at Meharry Medical College in Nashville,
Tennessee
• Epsilon Chapter chartered in New York, New York, Friday, April 18,
1919
• Zeta Chapter chartered at Virginia Union College, Monday, October
20, 1919
LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
WORKBOOK SOLVED QUESTIONS
COMPILATION
◉ 1912
Answer: 1912
• Dr. Oscar James Cooper selected as the second Grand Basileus
• First Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
• Investigation begins of proposed Beta Chapter at Lincoln
University in Pennsylvania
• Howard University refused to recognize the fraternity as a national
organization on March 8, 1912.
o Initial opponents of the fraternity's creation included Dean Kelly
Miller and Dean George Cook, the former chaired the faculty
committee to address the fraternity.
o Response from fraternity is refusal of recognition solely as a local
organization
o Fraternity continues to operate without sanction until 1914
◉ First Honorary Member of Omega Psi Phi
,Answer: Just would later become the first "Elected Active"
(honorary) member of the Fraternity on February 28, 1912 through
Alpha Chapter.
◉ 1913
Answer: • Bishop Edgar Amos Love selected as third (3rd) Grand
Basileus
• Second Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
◉ 1914
Answer: 1914
• Bishop Edgar Amos Love remains Grand Basileus
• Third Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
• Beta Chapter chartered at Lincoln University, Friday, February 6,
1914
• Fraternity incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia,
Wednesday, October 28, 1914, at 1:11 PM.
◉ When was Omega Psi Phi Incorporated?
Answer: Omega Psi Phi was incorporated under the laws of the
District of Columbia on October 28, 1914
◉ 1915
,Answer: 1915
• George E. Hall selected as the fourth (4th) Grand Basileus
• Fourth Grand Conclave held in Oxford, Pennsylvania
◉ 1916
Answer: 1916
• James C. McMorries selected as the fifth (5th) Grand Basileus
• Fifth Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
• Gamma Chapter chartered in Boston, Massachusetts on December
13, 1916.
◉ 1917
Answer: 1917
* Clarence F. Holmes was selected as the sixth (6th) Grand Basileus
* Sixth Grand Conclave held in Oxford, Pennsylvania
* Omega played a vital role when the United States entered World
War I in 1917
* Several brothers in the first class of black soldiers graduate from
Camp Fort Des Moines, a military training facility in Iowa.
* Several Omegas, including Campbell C. Johnson, John Purnell, and
founders Frank Coleman and Edgar A. Love are among its graduates.
• First fraternity official hymn confirmed
o "Omega Men Draw Nigh"
, o Written by Otto Leland Bohannon
◉ 1918
Answer: 1918
• Raymond G. Robinson selected as the seventh (7th) Grand Basileus
o Charter member of Beta Chapter
o Retired Colonel Charles Young, rode 500 miles on horseback, from
Wilberforce, Ohio, to the nation's capital, to show he was always fit
for duty.
• Seventh Grand Conclave held in Washington, D.C.
◉ 1919
Answer: 1919
• Raymond G. Robinson remains Grand Basileus
• Eighth Grand Conclave held in Boston, Massachusetts
• First "Oracle" published
o Stanley Moreland Douglas, Editor
• Delta Chapter chartered at Meharry Medical College in Nashville,
Tennessee
• Epsilon Chapter chartered in New York, New York, Friday, April 18,
1919
• Zeta Chapter chartered at Virginia Union College, Monday, October
20, 1919
