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Phi Beta Sigma

National Sites

Carter Womack, National President
Dr. Lawrence E. Miller, National Executive Director
145 Kennedy Street, NW.
Washington D.C. 20011
Phone (202) 726-5434
Fax (202) 882-1681

About Phi Beta Sigma

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C. on January 9, 1914 by three daring, young black students. The founders, Most Honorable A. Langston Talyor, Most Honorable Leonard F. Morse, and Most Honorable Charles I. Brown, wanted to organize a Greek letter fraternity that would truly exemplify the ideas of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service.

The founders deeply wished to create an organization that viewed itself as a part of the general community rather than apart from it. They believed that individuals should be judged on their own merits rather that their family background, without regard of race, nationality, color, skin tone, or hair texture. They wanted their fraternity to exist as a part of an even greater brotherhood which would be devoted to the "inclusive we" rather than the "exclusive we".

From the beginning, the founders conceived Phi Beta Sigma as a mechanism to deliver services to the greater community. Rather than gaining skills to be utilized exclusively for themselves and their immediate families, the founders of Phi Beta Sigma held the deep conviction that they should return to their newly acquired skills to the community from which they had come. This deep conviction was mirrored in our fraternity motto, "Culture for Service, Service for Humanity".

With the power, force and vigor of it's more than 85,000 dedicated men united in more than 600 chapters across the United States, Africa, Europe, and the Caribbean, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. continues o faithfully perpetuate growth and progress as the "people's fraternity" dedicated to providing service to all of humanity. As our communities change and we move towards the year 200, Phi Beta Sigma has become dedicated to "meeting the challenge of change".

Chapter Pages (Arranged by Chapter Name):

Eta - North Carolina A & T University

Alpha Sigma - Washington, District of Columbia Alumni

Beta Iota - State University of New York at Buffalo

Delta Epsilon - Lane College
Delta Theta - Prairie View A & M University
Delta Kappa - Michigan State University
Delta Mu - Bowie State University

Epsilon Xi - University of Illinois
Epsilon Omicron - Ohio University
Epsilon Chi - Illinois State University

Zeta Lambda - Unviersity of Hartford>
Zeta Xi - University of South Florida
Zeta Upsilon - Howard University
Zeta Phi - Purdue University

Theta Iota - Mississippi State University
Theta Mu - Marquette University, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering
Theta Pi - Louisisana Tech University

Iota Beta - University of Akron
Iota Lambda - University of New Orleans
Iota Rho - University of Central Florida

Kappa Gamma - Iowa State University
Kappa Lambda - University of Washington
Kappa Upsilon - University of Arkansas

Lambda Kappa - University of California at Davis
Lambda Tau - Florida International University

Mu Epsilon - Florida State University
Mu Iota - State University of New York at Albany
Mu Rho - University of Texas
Mu Psi - Rutgers University at Camden

Xi Gamma - University of North Carolina
Xi Delta - University of Oklahoma

Omicron Lambda - Clemson University

Pi Mu - Western Carolina University
Pi Chi - Francis Marion University

Alpha Gamma Alpha - Vanderbilt University
Alpha Theta Alpha - University of Oregon
Alpha Lambda Alpha - Texas A&M University
Alpha Sigma Sigma - Prairie View, Texas Alunni Chapter

Kappa Beta Sigma - Brooklyn, New York Alumni Chapter

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