Alpha Phi AlphaMu Theta Lambda
The goal of the Mu Theta Lambdachapter is to stimulate the ambitions of its members; to prepare them for the greatest usefulness in the causes of humanity, freedom and dignity of the individual; to encourage the highest and noblest form of manhood; and, to aid downtrodden humanity In its effort to achieve higher social, economic and intellectual states; and to foster community solidarity through individual and collective participation and leadership to attain these goals.
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Scholarships
Joseph G. LeCount Scholarship for young Men (awarded annually to young men in their senior year of high school pursuing post-secondary schooling)
• Joseph Gray LeCount was the first African-American attorney registered to practice law in the state of Rhode Island. During his most active years, he organized a social club for Black youth who were not allowed to participate in a segregated Providence community. This provided the opportunity for them to participate in sports and to conduct regular meetings. The vision for the youth was to show the Providence community, Black and White, that Black youth could organize, be responsible and make a positive impact. For more information – please contact Alex Vasquez, chapter Vice-President @ (410) 339-1333 or av.vasquez@gail.comAwards
2001-2002 & 2008-2009 ONECA Alumni Chapter of the Year
Address
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc
Mu Theta Lambda Chapter
PO Box 6912
Providence, RI 02909
Inter/National website: http://www.alphaphialpha.net/Recruitment Info
: For more information regarding membership please contact:
John McNeill, Intake Coordinator – 910-391-9955 or mcneilljohnw@gmail.com
You can also visit our National Office website @ www.alphaphialpha.net for criteria, frequently asked questions and to request an application
Contacts
Vladimir Paul-Blanc, MTL President – 571-274-8094 or vpaulblanc@gmail.com
Jamie Ferguson, Secretary – 617-697-7209