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George Grace became the 37th Grand Basileus in 2002 at the 72nd Grand Conclave in Charlotte, NC. Grace’s administration was responsible for setting the fraternity on a course of financial solvency through its theme of economic empowerment for social and political change.
George Grace became the 37th Grand Basileus in 2002 at the 72nd Grand Conclave in Charlotte, NC. Grace’s administration was responsible for setting the fraternity on a course of financial solvency through its theme of economic empowerment for social and political change.
Warren Lee became the 38th Grand Basileus in 2006 at the 74th Grand Conclave in Little Rock, AR. Lee’s administration fostered a new era in Omega in terms of visionary leadership and aligning the fraternity’s programs with a singular point of focus. Lee also undertook efforts to reorganize the fraternity’s structure and to recalibrate Omega’s relationships with her affiliate organizations.
Warren Lee became the 38th Grand Basileus in 2006 at the 74th Grand Conclave in Little Rock, AR. Lee’s administration fostered a new era in Omega in terms of visionary leadership and aligning the fraternity’s programs with a singular point of focus. Lee also undertook efforts to reorganize the fraternity’s structure and to recalibrate Omega’s relationships with her affiliate organizations.
Dr. Andrew Ray became the 39th Grand Basileus in 2010 at the 76th Grand Conclave in Raleigh, NC. Brother Ray’s administration ushered in the 100th anniversary of this illustrious organization with a Centennial Celebration in Washington, D.C. in July of 2011. Dr. Ray’s administration took bold steps to perpetuate the fraternity’s undergraduate presence by seeding undergraduate endowments at: Alpha Chapter (Howard University), Beta Chapter (Lincoln University), Eta Gamma Chapter (Central State University), Beta Sigma Chapter (Southern University), Tau Epsilon Chapter (Texas Southern University), Rho Psi Chapter (Tennessee State University), Phi Psi Chapter (Langston University), Beta Gamma Chapter (Cheyney University), Gamma Epsilon Chapter (Hampton University), and Mu Psi Chapter (North Carolina A&T University).
Dr. Andrew Ray became the 39th Grand Basileus in 2010 at the 76th Grand Conclave in Raleigh, NC. Brother Ray’s administration ushered in the 100th anniversary of this illustrious organization with a Centennial Celebration in Washington, D.C. in July of 2011. Dr. Ray’s administration took bold steps to perpetuate the fraternity’s undergraduate presence by seeding undergraduate endowments at: Alpha Chapter (Howard University), Beta Chapter (Lincoln University), Eta Gamma Chapter (Central State University), Beta Sigma Chapter (Southern University), Tau Epsilon Chapter (Texas Southern University), Rho Psi Chapter (Tennessee State University), Phi Psi Chapter (Langston University), Beta Gamma Chapter (Cheyney University), Gamma Epsilon Chapter (Hampton University), and Mu Psi Chapter (North Carolina A&T University).
Antonio Knox became the 40th Grand Basileus in 2014 at the 79th Grand Conclave in Philadelphia, PA. Bro. Knox’s administration continues the long legacy of Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift established by his predecessors and our Founders.
Antonio Knox became the 40th Grand Basileus in 2014 at the 79th Grand Conclave in Philadelphia, PA. Bro. Knox’s administration continues the long legacy of Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift established by his predecessors and our Founders.
Omega has continued to flourish largely because Founders Love, Cooper, Coleman, and Just were men of the very highest ideals and intellect. The Founders selected and attracted men of similar ideals and characteristics.
Omega has continued to flourish largely because Founders Love, Cooper, Coleman, and Just were men of the very highest ideals and intellect. The Founders selected and attracted men of similar ideals and characteristics.
It is not by accident that many of America’s greatest black men are/were Omega men. To this date, there are very few Americans whose lives have not been touched by a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Omega has a rich heritage to be protected, celebrated, and enhanced.
It is not by accident that many of America’s greatest black men are/were Omega men. To this date, there are very few Americans whose lives have not been touched by a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Omega has a rich heritage to be protected, celebrated, and enhanced.
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