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Omega Psi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® is a small but impactful chapter dedicated to uplifting communities through service, leadership, and sisterhood. Rooted in the sorority’s mission of “Service to All Mankind,” we are committed to partnering with leaders across our service areas to provide meaningful support through volunteerism.

Our chapter proudly embodies the spirit of Soaring to Greater Heights of Service and Sisterhood by focusing on initiatives that create lasting change. We prioritize strengthening our sisterhood, recognizing it as the foundation that has sustained Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority for more than a century. Through unity and shared purpose, we continue to serve as a powerful force for good in our communities and beyond.

We are equally committed to empowering families, understanding that strong families are the cornerstone of thriving communities. By supporting economic advancement, we strive to build sustainable wealth and provide innovative solutions that address systemic challenges. Our dedication to enhancing the environment reflects our responsibility to create a healthier and more sustainable future.

In addition, we advocate for social justice by promoting fairness, equity, and opportunity for all, while uplifting our local community through impactful programs and partnerships. Though small in size, Omega Psi Omega is mighty in purpose—driven by service, strengthened by sisterhood, and united in making a difference.

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A Message From Our PresidentOur Chater President, Lisa P. Gay

Welcome and thank you for visiting the official and newly revised Omega Psi Omega Chapter website.

It is my distinct honor to serve as the third president of this remarkable chapter. I am deeply humbled to follow in the footsteps of our chartering President, Ivy Beyond the Wall, Mrs. Robyn M. Dawson, whose leadership guided us through the complex and rewarding chartering process. I also extend profound gratitude to our immediate past President, Mrs. LaTricia Pannell-Young, who demonstrated resilient and compassionate leadership during the unprecedented challenges of the global pandemic.

Since our chartering eight years ago, Omega Psi Omega has earned multiple awards and been recognized for successfully planning and executing two major regional events: Founders’ Day (2024) and the Cluster IV Meeting (2025).

As I enter my second term as president, my leadership is grounded in a commitment to service, scholarship, sisterhood, and civic engagement. As President, I prioritize:

  • Strengthening community partnerships and service initiatives that address local needs.
  • Expanding opportunities for member development, mentorship, and leadership training.
  • Preserving and celebrating our chapter’s history and traditions while encouraging innovation.
  • Promoting unity, accountability, and transparent communication among members and with the communities we serve.

This chapter has been built on the dedication, sacrifice, and vision of those who came before us. I am honored to carry the torch they passed and to work alongside our members, as we advance our illustrious organization's mission for future generations.

Omega Psi Omega is committed to SOAR to Greater Heights of Service and Sisterhood by providing service that addresses the five program initiatives of:

Empower Our Families

Build Our Economic Wealth

Enhance Our Environment

Advocate for Social Justice

Uplift Our Local Community

If you would like to learn more about our chapter, our programs, upcoming events, or ways to get involved, please explore the site or contact us directly. 

In dedication and service, 

Lisa P. Gay 

President




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“In 1908, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated made history as the first Greek-letter organization founded by Black college women. Its roots trace back to Howard University in Washington, D.C., where it was established on the principles of scholarship, sisterhood, and service.

This chapter proudly recognizes and honors the legacy and impact of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated as part of the broader Divine Nine community.”


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