The "Award-winning" Teta Eta Chapter
What is The “Award-Winning” Theta Eta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity Inc. also known as
"The Hammer of the South"
What are the colors?
Crimson & Cream
What are the 4 sports of Kappa Alpha Psi?
Track, Football, Basketball, Baseball
What is the proper name of the Fraternity?
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated
What does S in CAPES stand for?
Social
How many men chartered Kappa Alpha Psi at FSU?
15 men
What is the Flower?
Red Carnation
What was the previous name of Kappa Alpha Psi
Kappa Alpha Nu
Where did the men charter Kappa Alpha Psi on FSU campus
On the steps of Moore Auditorium
What does the A and P in CAPES stand for?
Professionalism
What are the 5 Principles of Achievement
Professionalism, Social, Academics, Culture, Etiquette
What is the symbol?
Diamond
What is one of the objectives?
To unite college men of culture, patriotism, and honor, in a bond of fraternity.
Encourage honorable Achievement in every field of human endeavor.
To promote the spiritual, social, intellectual, and moral welfare of its members.
To assist in the aims and purposes of colleges and universities.
To inspire service in the public interest.
What campus was Kappa Alpha Psi founded on?
Indiana University
What does C and E stand for in CAPES?
Culture and Etiquette
Who were 2 Brothers that started Miss Achievement Scholor. Gala
Bro. Ishmael McClain Saulter and Bro. Charles H.F. Davis
What is the Fundamental Purpose?
Achievement
When was Kappa Alpha Psi founded?
January 5, 1911
Name one of the founders
- Elder Watson Diggs
- Byron Kenneth Armstrong
- Ezra Dee Alexander
- Henry Tourner Asher
- Marcus Peter Blakemore
- Paul Waymond Caine
- George Wesley Edmonds
- Guy Levis Grant
- Edward Giles Irvin
- John Milton Lee
When was the Theta Eta chapter chartered at FSU?
Saturday, September 20, 1975
What is the Motto
Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavor
What is one of the National Initiatives?
- Achievement Academy: ULI Lead Academy
- Guide Right: Kappa League
- St. Jude’s Children’s Research: Sunday of Hope
What date did the name change occur?
April 15, 1915