Archive of: Volunteer
2018 National Undergraduate Chairman & Vice-Chairman
Published on: January 18, 2018
The Undergraduate Conference met at the Number I’s Leadership Institute on January 5, 2018, and elected J.D. Norris and Winson Gammon as the 2018 National Undergraduate Chairman and Vice-Chairman, respectively. These brothers will represent the undergraduate KA membership throughout 2018. James Dreyer “JD” Norris (Delta Omicron–Clemson ’15) A junior from Detroit, Michigan, JD is pursuing his bachelor’s…
Honoring Our Nation’s Heroes
Published on: December 27, 2017
On Saturday, December 16th, several brothers of the Delta Tau Chapter at Francis Marion University volunteered in the annual Wreaths Across America event at the historic Florence National Cemetery. Thousands of wreaths were placed at the graves of our nation’s heroes by volunteers, including veteran’s families and active brothers Tyler Moore ’17, Joshua Rodgers ’16,…
Ohio Alumni Organize Teams for MDA Muscle Walks
Published on: October 4, 2017
The Bowling Green Alumni Chapter helped to organize a team for both the Muscular Dystrophy Association’s Muscle Walks in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio. Ohio-area KA’s helped to raise $468 for the Cleveland Muscle Walk and $405 for the Columbus Muscle Walk. We hope to continue this tradition and look forward to more brothers participating in…
Auburn KA brothers aid Harvey victims in Texas
Published on: September 7, 2017
REPOSTED ARTICLE: by Lily Jackson, Managing Editor for The Plainsman. Two Auburn students guided their boat into the front door of a flooded house and let off a wife and husband. The husband looked down into what used to be his living room and spotted a Roomba vacuum — submerged under water. “Well, I guess it’s…
2016 Awards for Chapter Excellence
Published on: March 16, 2017
This spring, hundreds of undergraduate officers and future leaders of their respective chapters met at one of six regional Province Councils throughout the Nation. Along with educational programming on scholarship, risk management, sexual misconduct, Ritual, and other areas of chapter operations, chapters were recognized their achievements for the previous calendar year. Chapters are recognized for…
Chapel Hill Hometown Hero Hayden Vick
Published on: February 19, 2017
Michael “Hayden” Vick (Upsilon–North Carolina ’14) was named a “Hometown Hero” for the Town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, for the volunteer work he has done in the Chapel Hill/Carrboro City Schools system. Hayden volunteers with first and third graders at Estes Hills Elementary School several days every week. He helps them with math and spelling and enjoys…
Province Commander Banks Named to 20 Under 40 and 50 Most Influential People Listings
Published on: September 1, 2016
L. Charles “Charlie” Banks, Jr. (Delta Epsilon–Newberry College ’02) was named to the 2016 Parker Poe 50 Most Influential People by the Greater Columbia Business Monthly. Compiled from nominations, news reports, and research, the list represents the “people who have made things happen the previous year in the areas of business, government, nonprofits, sports, the…
Province Commander Pinson Named CEO of Trinity Multifamily
Published on: August 25, 2016
Trinity Multifamily added the title of CEO to their current president, H. David “Dave” Pinson (Epsilon Zeta–Arkansas Tech ’00). Dave, who is the Commander of Kappa Alpha Order’s Howard P. Locke Province, succeeds Cliff Cabaness (Delta Eta–Arkansas State ’88) who co-founded the company in 2003 with John Baxter. “I have always been of the mindset…
2016 Emerging Leaders Academy Recap
Published on: August 1, 2016
June 9 through 12th, 2016 – Kappa Alpha Order held its annual Emerging Leaders Academy (ELA) at Washington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, VA. Over 220 KA undergraduate attendees represented 70 undergraduate chapters of the Order. A total of 48 KAs arrived a day early and completed the Stewards of the Order program,…
Austin Peay State KAs Spend Spring Break Volunteering at Wildlife Sanctuary
Published on: July 30, 2016
R. Drew Large (Zeta Tau–Austin Peay State ’14), Christian T. Harrison, (Zeta Tau–Austin Peay State ’15), and Aristeo S. Ruiz (Zeta Tau–Austin Peay State ’14) traveled with the Center of Service Learning & Community Engagement to a wildlife sanctuary in Georgetown, South Carolina for their spring break vacation. The trio helped to renovate a wolf enclosure, rebuild turtle…
