3AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIP BRUNCH

Living the DreamEMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION

FEBRUARY 21, 2015

Harlem AlphasEST. 1926

Table of Contents

Letter from our President

Letter from the Education Committee

History of Alpha Phi Alpha

About our Young Acheivers Program

History of Alpha Gamma Lambda

Key Note Speaker

Honorees

Scholarship Recipients

Journal Ads

Order Of EventsOpening

Bro. Larry Scott BLackmonmaSter of ceremony

WelcOme Address

invOcAtiOn

sOlOistBro. courtney carey

Brunch servedKeynOte Addressmr. eguene marSh

presentAtiOn Of AWArdslifetime Achievement AWArd

mr. Sean Davenport

cOrettA scOtt King AWArdmrS. JiLLian e. JoSeph, eSq.

distinguished AlphA AWArdBro. JamaaL neLSon

presentAtiOn Of schOlArshipspresidents remArKs

Bro. John Burnett

BenedictiOnAlphA hymn

Dear Esteemed Guests, On behalf of the Alpha Gamma Lambda Chapter (The Harlem Alphas) of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., I thank you for supporting the Liv ing The Dream: Awards and Scholarship Brunch. Our commemorative event is held annually to recognize members of academia that make a positive difference by tirelessly cultivating and educating students in urban communities. Their unwavering efforts and pedagogical philosophy of maintaining high academic expectations coupled with an attitude of life-long learning serves to ensure the success of our youth. This year, to complement the public recognition of dedicated educators, we have included several scholarships that assist high school students and adults with rising tuition costs. All of which, enables the urban community to further climb the socio-economic ladder despite lifes challenges and seemingly unforgiving circumstances. Our chapter takes pride in volunteering to help mentees complete high school and continue to attain higher academic achievement. The Harlem Alphas are committed to the Young Achievers Mentorship Program that we operate in conjunction with the New York Metro Chapter of The Links. Our program provides our young achievers with valuable intangibles, such as: self-respect and comportment; oratorical skills; etiquette training; and anti-gun violence and anti-domestic violence training in connection with conflict resolution methods. To complete the 360o empowerment program, we conduct interactive lectures on how to be extraordinary, leadership, careers and college fairs, financial literacy, and college bound programming (college tour, essay writing workshop, SAT prep and more). We thank our anonymous scholarship sponsor a Washington, D.C. firm for the generous financial support to help make this event a success. In the words of Bro. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., We must accept finite disappointments, but never lose infinite hope. Again, we thank you for partnering with us to build future leaders, renew lives and fulfill dreams. Warm regards, John Burnett | President Alpha Gamma Lambda Chapter (Harlem Alphas) Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

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To the parents, students, high school counselors, Harlem community, Links, Alpha Brothers and the Pan Hellenic community, THANK YOU for the overwhelming support of the Go To High School, Go To College Young Achievers Program.

This is my second year as Director of Education and it has been an amazing experience. Last year there were 40 students on average attending the 20 sessions this year we had up to 105 students. These students come out 2 to 3 times a month on their own merit, with ex-ceptional energy and overwhelming enthusiasm. So often we see negative images of young Black and Latino males and it is refreshing to see these positive young men operate with a level of excellence. These young men are our future and they inspire me to be extraordinary.

From the Anti Gun Violence Seminar, Etiquette dinner, College Prep Night, Feeding the Homeless to the Famous Oratorical Contest, everyone learns something new at our ses-sions. We are building future leaders with the Go To High School Go To College Young Achiever Program and changing lives one session at a time.

The education team has expanded to include a scholarship component for the community lead by our scholarship chair Latif Brown. So in addition to the laptop computers, wireless printers and scholarships for our seniors we now can offer non-YA students opportunities to receive scholarships as well. Latif Brown brings a great deal of expertise from working in the field of higher education at Columbia University that will benefit not only our program but the Harlem community as well.

A LETTER FROM THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Bro. Victor J PerkinsAlpha Gamma LambdaDirector of Education

Bro. Latif BrownAlpha Gamma Lambda

Scholarship Chair

ABOUT ALPHA PHI ALPHAHISTORY

Alpha Phi Alpha is the first intercollegiate, Greek-letter Fraternity founded for African-Americans. Since its founding on December 4, 1906 at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, more than 150,000 members have been initiated into the Fraternity. The organizations national programs date back to 1919 when Alpha Phi Alpha introduced its Go-to-high School, Go-to College campaign to increase the education level of the African-American community. The Fraternity subsequently took the lead in the African-American voting rights struggle and coined the nationally famous phrase: A Voteless People is a Hopeless People as part of its effort to register minority voters. Today, Alpha Phi Alpha continues its commitment to the community through the Fraternitys Education and Building foundations that provide scholarships to outstanding students and shelter to underprivileged families. Demonstrating the vision necessary for the next millennium, the Fraternity has dedicated itself to training a new generation of leaders with national mentoring programs and partnerships designed to ensure the success of our children and our future.

MISSION

The objectives of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. are to stimulate the ambition of its members to prepare them for the greatest usefulness in the cause of humanity, freedom, and dignity of the individual; to encourage the highest and noblest form of manhood; and to aid downtrodden humanity in its efforts to achieve higher social, economic and intellectual status.

ABOUT THE YOUNG ACHEIVERS PROGRAM

WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF THE PROGRAM?

The Go to High School, Go to College Young Achievers Program is a young mens mentoring and leadership academy collaboratively run by the Metro-Manhattan Chapter of The Links Incorporated, and the Alpha Lambda Gamma Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated.

Established in 1998, The Young Achievers was created to address the needs and help attack the issues challenging high school aged African-American and Hispanic males in the Harlem community. By arming these young men with effective life skills through a myriad of workshops, The Young Achievers aims to combat the medias negative portrayal of young African-American and Hispanic males as well as help them make positive transitions from high school to college and beyond.

In the 17 years since this programs inception, we have had over 290 participants. - Of those participants, 90% have gone on to college.

- Colleges and Universities attended include Yale, Cornell, Xavier, Morehouse, Georgetown, Penn State, Hampton, Morgan State, Southern, Tuskegee, SUNY, CUNY, RPI, Johnson C. Smith, Clark Atlanta, FAMU, Fordham and many more.

- Of our college bound young men, approximately 70% have graduated from college.

What are some of the YA Events for the year?

FEBRUARY 2015 ORATORICAL PREP SEMINAR YA ORATORICAL CONTEST

MARCH 2015 HARLEM WIDE ORATORICAL CONTEST FINANCIAL SEMINAR HOW TO INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE

APRIL 2015 YMCA COLLEGE TOUR TO HBCU PROJECT ALPHA: STDS AND TEEN PREGNANCY

MAY 2015 BLACK AND GOLD OLYMPICS COLLEGE RETENTION SEMINAR

JUNE 2015 A SHADOW FOR A DAY LUNCH-IN AWARDS DINNER: YA GRADUATION

ABOUT ALPHA GAMMA LAMBDA

Harlem AlphasEST. 1926

HISTORY

The roots of Alpha Gamma Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. lie deep in the history of Eta Chapter of Colum-bia University, New York, NY. In 1926, Eta Chapter consisted of both undergraduate and graduate membership. However, some graduate brothers, were of the belief that a graduate chapter would greatly increase activity of the older brothers. It was felt that their interests, were somewhat different from those of the younger brothers.

On December 23, 1926, a group of brothers from Eta, including its immediate Past President, Attorney Peyton F. Anderson, who was also Eastern Region Vice President, and organized Alpha Psi Chapter with Attorney Myles A. Paige as temporary President; James Fladger as Secretary; and E. P. Roberts, M.D. as Treasur-er. The first major decision of the chapter was to send two del-egates: Bros. James Fladger and Rev. J.Raymond Henderson to the 19th General Convention, which was held in Richmond,

Virginia on December 27, 1926. The decision at that convention concerning the nomenclature of graduate chapters resulted in changing the name of Alpha Psi. Shortly after the convention in 1927, the members of Alpha Psi, met at 355 West 145th Street, New York City - the home of Brother James C. Thomas, Assistant District Attorney - to formulate a new name. It was at this meeting, that Alpha Gamma Lambda was founded.

The spirit of Alpha Phi Alpha was indeed very high that evening, while the brotherhood feasted on an elaborate supper. Brother Paul Robeson, destined to become a legendary and world-re-nowned figure, sang several musical selections. The tradition of supper or repast following each Alpha Gamma Lambda Chapter meeting, has continued to this day. In February 1927, the old charter was returned and a new charter was issued. The following brothers signed the charter: Myles A. Paige, Esq. Peyton F. Anderson, Esq. Lamar Perkins James E. Fladger Jewel Eugene Kinckle Jones W.T. Andrews W.P. Hayes Gerold F. Norman Edgar F. Henderson James C. Thomas, Esq. J. Edward Lowrey, M.D. Paul Collins Lucien M. Brown, M.D. James S. Watson, Esq. Thomas B. Dyett, Esq. Louis R. Middleton, D.D.S. G.W. Strickland Clarence Richardson.

THE BROTHERHOOD

Bro. Larry Scott BlackmonVice President

Bro. Scott B. DavisCorresponding Secretary

Bro. Antonio AlstonDean of Membership Development

Bro. Bryan BraswellHistorian

Bro. Scorpio RogersParlaimentarian

Bro. Joseph SessumRecording Secretary

Bro. Fred BaptisteTreasurer

Bro. Victor Perkins Director of Educational Activities

Bro. Samuel PierreChaplain

Bro. Jerry BarrowAssociate Editor to the Sphinx

Executive Board 2014-15

Bro. John BurnettPresident

Robert AlleyneTyrone Anderson

Eric AppleKenneth L Baker

Lawrence BannisterCleveland E Beckett, Jr

Alex BerkohBrandon Brice

Latif BrownParker Burton

Jean Celestin, JrLenton Clemons

Erik ClietteShawn Crawford

Mohamed DoumbouyaMill Etienne, MD

Evans FanorLeonard Ferguson

Owen D Garrick, MDJames E GoodeRobert D Greene

GR GulleyCraig HallowayTalib Hudson

Clement James, JrKayita Johnson

Tarr KasayJorge LaCourt

Curtis LawrenceRon Llewellyn

Ronald Madden, PhDConnie V MillerRenard MobleyVincent Morgan

Chico MossSimon Ofusu-Somuah

Daryl ParkerWalter C Parrish, III

George Peters

Ptah PlummerJose PolancoRony Polanco

James Ravenell, Jr.Enrique Riggs

Michael RogersRufus Spy Sadler, MD

Vann B SappR. Emanuel Scott, Jr.

J. L. SessumClarence Shelton, JrSamuel A Simpson

Anthony SiwoGunthar Stroman

Gary SutnickEloyd Thomas, Jr

R Vann GravesWilliam A Woods

General Membership

MR. EUGENE MARSHMr. Marsh is President and CEO of Construction Project Man-agement Services, Inc. with headquarters in Princeton, NJ. Founded in 1998, the firm provides preconstruction and con-struction management services. Eugenes firm is a major leader in construction management the tri-state area. In 2009, the firm was selected as the construction manager for the renovation and upgrade of the Statue of Liberty Project. In addition, the firm is certified by the Small Business Administration-SBA (8a) as a federal contractor and is providing construction management services for the commercial office building at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Edgewood, Maryland.

In 1965, Mr. Marsh became the first African American to inte-grate an all white high school in Lancaster, SC. He served in the United States Army, where he received three distinguished military medals, the Bronze Star for Valor in combat in South Vietnam in 1968, the U.S. Army Medal, and the Vietnam Veteran Medal. He served in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division, where he was assigned as an infantrymen and a radio operator.

Rider University Honors and Awards Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges

Rider University, Recipient of the Buffalo Soldier Medal

National, and Regional Community Organizations (N) Appointed by President Obama to the MBDA Minority & Small Business Task Force

Past 2nd and 3rd Vice President of 100 Black Men of America / New York

Awards One Hundred Black Men of America Presidents Award

U. S. Top 100 Small Businesses and Veterans Owner Businesses Award

Keynote Speaking OpportunitiesRider University, Commencement Speaker

National Black Student Leadership Conference Speaker

Education Achievements Mercer County Community College, Associate in Science (Architectural) May 2010

Rider University, B.A. in Liberal Studies, History concentration, (Graduated May 2014)Rider University, M.A. in School Counseling - Clinical Mental Health (currently enrolled )

Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, Executive Leadership Development Program

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER

MR. SEAN DAVENPORTSean Davenport is the founding principal of the Thurgood Marshall Academy Lower School in Harlem, NY which opened its doors in Septem-ber 2005 and is currently serving as the Principal for Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change. Both schools were created through the vision of the Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts III, to provide additional educational opportunities for children in the Harlem community.

Mr. Davenport received his Bachelor of Science Degree and a Masters of Arts Degree from Nor-folk State University in Norfolk, VA. and a Masters in Education from Fordham Universitys Visionary Instructional Administrators program. He began his career in education teaching Speech and English Literature at Theodore Roosevelt High

School in the Bronx. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he coached the boys var-sity and junior varsity baseball teams, girls junior varsity volleyball team and the Lincoln Douglas Debate team. He also organized and directed the Chase Mentoring Program. He was nominated by the Bronx Superintendent of High Schools for the New Teacher of the Year award in the State of New York.

Mr. Davenport is an advocate for Expanded Learning Time and has been recognized for his work with TASC (The After School Corporation) and is often requested to speak and provide assistance for schools and programs across the country.

He is the Vice President of Fathers Know Best Youth Foundation, A non-profit 501 (c) (3) or-ganization which supports AAU basketball, education & mentoring opportunities for youth as well as participating in community outreach programs with local childrens hospitals in New Jersey, New York and its surrounding areas. He is a lifetime member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated and a member of Boyer Lodge No. 1, Prince Hall Masons of the State of New York.

Sean is married to Karyn Moore Davenport and they have one son.

MRS. JILLIAN E JOSEPH, ESQ.Jillian E. Joseph, Esq. is Executive Counsel for GE Capital Real Estate, the $ 41 Billion commercial real estate lending business of General Electric (GE). Jillian joined GE in April 2011 as Senior Counsel and was promoted to Executive Counsel in June 2014. She is transactional legal counsel to the North American core lending program, specialized hotel debt program, real estate owned equity portfolio, and legacy small business lending portfolio. She is also responsible for day to day legal support of GE Capital Real Estates New York Office. At GE, Jillian co-chairs the Professional Development Committee for the Real Estate Chapter of the African American Forum.

Prior to GE, Jillian practiced in the Commercial Real Estate Department of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP LLP and most notably represented Empire State Development Corporation in connection with its Atlantic Yards Project, a large mixed-use development that included the development of the Barclays Center, the home of the Brooklyn Nets.

Jillian sits on the National Board of Directors of A Better Chance and chairs its National Advisory Council. Her commitment

to A Better Chance spans over fifteen years and she works daily to help it fulfill its mission is to increase substantially the number of well-educated young people of color who are capable of assuming positions of responsibility and leadership in American society.

Jillian also gives a great deal of her time to her sorority, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. In 2014 she worked with an amazing committee to create a year-long educational enrichment program for over 25 African-American and Hispanic girls ages 11-14. The program curriculum was constructed to provide meaningful exposure to science, technology, engineering and corporate careers in banking, finance and real estate to talented, yet underrepresented and underprivileged, African-American and Hispanic girls.

In addition to A Better Chance and Delta Sigma Theta, Jillian sits on the New York State Bar Association Committee on Women in the Law and drafted the recent report presented to the House of Delegates recommending increasing engagement of women in the legal profession; New York City Bar AssociationCommittee on Real Property; is a member of the Board of Directors of Settlement Housing Fund which works to create quality affordable housing and neighborhood amenities for more than 25,000 low and middle income New Yorkers.

Jillian graduated cum laude with a Bachelors of Arts from Colgate University and with a Juris Doctor with from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. She was awarded The Milton C. Sharp Award awarded to the graduating student receiving the highest grade in the area of urban renewal and land use and the Wharton Schools Murphy Award for Excellence in Real Estate Scholarship.

Jillian resides in Brooklyn New York with her husband Randall and son Christopher.

BRO. JAMAAL NELSONJamaal Nelson was born and raised in the South Bronx. Growing-up he faced many of the well-known challenges endemic to inner-city living: drugs, gangs, and crushing poverty. Despite these challenges, including a severe leaning disability, Jamaal was able to earn an undergraduate de-gree from Vanderbilt University and an M.DIV from Harvard University. Jamaal has a deep passion to make a positive difference in his community and was recently elected to the office of District Leader serving the West Harlem community. Ja-maal is an ordained clergy-person married to an amazing woman and has two beautiful daughters.

JEWEL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES

BRANDON MAXWELL Jewel Henry Arthur Callis Scholarship

I am a senior at Jamaica Gateway to the Sciences, who is eagerly looking for-ward to graduating in June of 2015 and my GPA is 3.6. In order to enhance my opportunity to be accepted into college, Ive taken an Advanced Placement class in English. Some of my favorite subjects are Biology and Social Studies. I am also an active member of the Medical Club and Varsity Basketball Team at my school for two years now.

ALANNA UNDERWOOD Jewel Charles Henry Chapman Scholarship

Alanna Y. W. Underwood is the blessed and talented daughter of Frederick and Lesleigh Underwood. She is graduating from the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Astoria, Queens, where she is a vocal major. Alanna is a member of Vy Higgensens Gospel for Teens, has performed professionally at Madison Square Garden, and is playing a lead role in FSSAs production of RENT this spring.

WESLEY MOOREJewel Eugene Kinckle Jones Scholarship

Wesley Moore is a rising star in the Harlem community as one of the premiere pianist at Bethany Baptist Church. Not only does he sings with the Praise and Worship Ministry, he also directs the adult and children choirs and fills in for the Director of Music whenever necessary. During the summer of 2014, Wesley was invited to perform at National Night Out in his com-munity. He performed with his school band at Carnegie Hall and in the Grammy Band program held at Pace University. He is also a scholar student at the prestigious Fordham High School for the Arts in Bronx, NY. Wesley thanks God for the gift of music and for all his accomplish-ments. He will continue to share what God has given and done for him.

MARISSA MONTGOMERY Jewel Nathaniel Allison Murray Scholarship

Ms. M. Montgomery is a 49 year old full-time student enrolled in New Rochelle College (Rosa Parks Campus), who is currently studying to become a social worker. In addition to her cur-rent endeavors, Ms. Montgomery has already achieved the designation of a Credentialed Al-coholism and Substance Abuse Counselor Trainee (CASAC-T). In this role, she has significant field experience at a variety of social service organizations as an alcoholism and substance abuse counselor, demonstrating a strong commitment to helping others to overcome their substance abuse and recovery challenges.

JEWEL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES

HARLEM ALPHAS BOOK SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES

RODRIGO HOYOS Jewel Robert Harold Ogle Scholarship

Born and raised in Harlem, Mr. Rodrigo Hoyos is 21 years old and has a 5 year old son named Carlos. After serving a three year prison sentence, he was released on December 26th, 2013 back into the Harlem community on parole supervision. Rodrigo was determined from day one to turn his life around for himself and for Carlos. He immediately began working full-time as a line cook and graduated the 9 month program at the Harlem Community Justice Center after completing all of his parole mandates (including substance abuse treatment and anger management).

KOMLA ATTITSO Jewel Vertner Woodson Tandy Scholarship

Born and raised in Togo, West Africa. Komla move to United State in 2012 in the search of new opportunity. Komla is now a junior, residing in Bronx, New York. As an honor student at University Heights High School he is real curious when it comes to learn new things. He is adventurous and ambitious when it comes to challenge. During the school year, Komla use his time wisely by pur-suing his academic ambitions as well as allocating his time playing soccer.

AQUANETTA MARSHALL Alpha Gamma Lambda Book Scholarship

Aquanetta Marshall is a member of the varsity cheerleader team at Thurgood Mar-shall Academy. She is also the president and founder of the Open Door Inter-Faith Alliance at her school. Aquanetta is an excelling member of the Delta Sigma Theta GEMS and MSI Ahec Program. Her favorite subjects are history and science and she has received awards from the National Honor Society, Italian National Honor Society and is in the top 10 ranking of her senior class. She aspires to be a nurse and gradu-ate from Howard University or Spelman College.

ROSMAN PALACIOS Alpha Gamma Lambda Book Scholarship

Rosman Palacios attends the High School of Graphic Communication Arts, where he is an honor roll student and graduating senior. As a resident of the lower east side of Manhattan, he has been an active participant in several community based programs including the Boys Club, Ameri-Corps and Henry Street Settlement.

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On behalf of all of us at the New York Republican State Committee, congratulations to all of todays honorees and scholarship recipients!

Our thanks also go out to the chapter president, John Burnett and his fellow members of the Alpha Gamma Lambda Chapter (Harlem Alphas) of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., for your dedication and hard work for the important cause of promoting educational op-portunity and promulgating the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Our Party shares Dr. Kings belief that a strong education is the first rung on the ladder of upward social mobility. Access to a quality education is the great civil rights issue of our time. Too many of our underprivileged and minority youth are trapped in failing schools. This is an injustice, and as Dr. King said from a Birmingham jail cell, injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

Family, education and hard work are the keys to living the American dream. With that foundation, anything is possible.

Our best wishes go out to all Living The Dream Brunch participants on this special day.

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Sean L. Davenport So many hats

~An amazing Principal ~ An Innovative Educator

~An competitive Sportsman ~ A phenomenal Christian Man

Congratulations on your recognition!!!

You are a true inspiration to us, the staff and students at the Thurgood Marshall Academies, and our community. Thank you for providing us

with the necessary tools needed to be productive at what we do; making a difference in childrens lives.

Continue Living The Dream and empowering our children through

education.

Love, Your Extended Family at TMA

To Sean L. Davenport Congratulations on Living the Dream

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use, to change the world

- Nelson Mandela

Continue to reach one and teach one!

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Salutes

The Alpha Gamma Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated. &

A Very Special Congratulations to our Friend and Colleague The Awesome and Amazing Sean L. Davenport

Thank you for your wisdom, service and dedication to the children of Harlem. Marcella Carr-Ferguson-Gay & Rahesha Amon-Harrison

Lets do brunch, NYC Its not a Party, its a movement!

Continued Success to the Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.,

Alpha Gamma Lambda Chapter and

Distinguished Honoreeson your 3rd Annual

Living the Dream Empowerment Through Education Awards & Scholarship Brunch

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Congratulations to

Soror Jillian Joseph of the

East Kings County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

on this well deserved award.

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