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Alpha Phi Alpha-IMDP Study Guide
1. The History of Alpha Phi Alpha: A Development in College Life: What is the title of the History Book of
Alpha Phi Alpha?
2. The Origin of Alpha Phi Alpha: What is the title of Chapter 1 of the History Book?
3. period of consolidation: What is the title of Chapter 2 of the History Book?
4. Charles H. Wesley: Who is the author of the history book?
5. To the Youths Who March Onward and Upward toward the Light, this Volume is Respectfully
Dedicated: What is the dedication of the History Book?
6. Edward Newton: In Fall 1905, the Social Study club met at the residence of?
7. 421 North Albany St. Ithaca, NY.: In the Fall 1905, the address where the Social Study Club met was:
8. Charles CC Poindexter: Who was the individual responsible for calling the first meeting that took place in the fall of 1905?
9. True: True or False - During the Fall of 1905, the two points of view which dominated the discussions regarding the nature of the newly
proposed organization were (1) to be a social and literary organization in which all the members could participate at regular meetings, and (2) to become a fraternity.
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10. comraderieship: What factors caused the Social Study Club to flourish during the 1905-1906 academic
year and the fall of 1906?
11. 411 East State Street, Ithaca, NY.: In March 1906, the Social Study Club meetings were moved to what address?
12. Annie and Archie Singleton: The owners of the residence to where the Social Study Club meetings were moved in
March 1906 were:
13. Registrar replied that he had no cognizance of the existence of such an organization: Robert
Ogle discovered a news item in the Chicago Defender about a Black Fraternity, Pi Gamma Omicron, being established at Ohio State University. He inquired about its existence and received which response:
14. Eugene Kinkle Jones, Gordon Jones, Lemuel Graves, and James Morton: Who were the first
initates?
15. October 30, 1906: On what day did the first initiation take place?
16. Red Men's Hall, Masonic Hall, Odd Fellows Hall
Tuesday, October 30, 1906: Where did the first initiation ceremony take place? (All names that apply)
17. Robert Harold Ogle: Who is credited with proposing the fraternity colors?
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19. George Biddle Kelley: Who is credited with naming the society because he proposed the motion which was accepted?
20. Eugene Kinkle Jones: Despite being credited with naming the organization, the Brother who was given this honor says the
credit should really go to this person because they researched/worked out the name?
21. December 4th, 1906 - Cornell University: What is considered to be the official founding date and place of origin of
the fraternity?
22. Cream Tomato Soup, Salted Wafers, Broiled Lamb Chops, Hash Brown Potatoes,
Finger Rolls, Peas in a Tub, Wild Apple Jelly, Shrimp Salad, Rolled Bread, Olives, Pickles, Neapolitan Ice Cream, Lady Fingers, Chocolate Cake, Demi-Tasse, Crackers, Cheese, Alpha Phi Alpha Punch, Brotherhood Smoke.- : The first initiation banquet had many delectable delights. Choose the items that were on the menu:
23. Charles "CC" Poindexter: On the founding date, a meeting took place where the decision to become a Fraternity was
deliberate. Whose letter of resignation was heard?
24. He felt that the Negro students did not have enough cultural background to build upon
to form a fraternity and therefore resigned from the organi-zation.: Give the reason(s) why the individual, who wrote a letter of resignation, gave for parting ways with the Literary Society.
25. Literary Society, Social Study Club, Fraternity: Name the three stages of Alpha's develop-ment:
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26. Henry Arthur Callis, Charles Henry Chapman, Eugene Kinkle Jones, George Biddle Kelley,
Nathaniel Allison Murray, Robert Harold Ogle, Vertner Woodson Tandy: Name the founders of the fraternity:
27. Jewels: The founders were commonly referred to as:
28. Eugene Kinkle Jones: Who holds the distinction of being a founder and initiate:
29. Certificate of membership which states that one is a duly initiated member of Alpha Phi
Alpha: What is a shingle?
30. Henry Arthur Callis: Who is credited with designing the first shingle?
31. Vertner Woodson Tandy: Who is credited with designing the Fraternity pin?
32. CC Poindexter: Who is considered the precursor of Alpha Phi Alpha?
33. January 29, 1908: The date of the first incorporation is:
34. New York City, NY.: The first incorporation took place in:
35. $25.27 with a $0.27 cent discount: What was the cost of the first incorporation (including any discounts)
36. George B. Kelley and Robert H. Ogle: With regards to the Ritual of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., who was on the
first ritual committee?
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42. A Voteless People is a Hopeless People: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity's signature voter education and registration
program was created in 1936 and is called:
43. Go to High School, Go to College: The first of Alpha's National Projects was created when a motion by Bro. H.E. Moore
passed at the Twelfth Annual Convention in 1919. It created our signature education program called:
44. Annie C. Singleton: This beloved woman is considered the "Mother of Alpha:"
45. Charles Henry Chapman: The founder of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 1. Became Professor of Agriculture at what
is now Florida A&M Univ. 2. First to enter the Omega Chapter:
46. Nathaniel Allison Murray: Founder of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 1. Originally from Washington, DC. 2. Taught in
public schools. 3. Most taught at Armstrong Vocational High School in the District of Columbia:
47. George Biddle Kelley: This founder of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. was Alpha Chapter's first president and graduated
with a degree in civil engineering. He became the first African American engineer registered in the state of New York:
48. Vertner Woodson Tandy: This founder of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. became the state of New
York's first registered black architect, with offices on Broadway in New York City. He holds the distinction of being the first African American to pass the military commissioning examination and was commissioned First Lieutenant in the 15th infantry of the New York State National Guard:
49. Robert Harold Ogle: This founder of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. entered the career secreterial field
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50. Eugene Kinkle Jones: This founder of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. became the first Executive Secretary
of the National Urban League and help organized the first three Chapters that branched from the mother Chapter. He was the last to be designated a founder in 1952:
51. Henry Arthur Callis: This founder of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. became a practicing physician,
Howard University Professor of Medicine and profilic contribution to medical journals and is the only one to serve as General President of the Fraternity.
