WHO WE ARE
What is the Epsilon Alumni Collective (EAC)?
The EAC is a third-party, non-profit entity formed to develop supportive community and private sector relationships with the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc Epsilon Chapter.
Mission Statement
The primary goal of the EAC is to be a private partner of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc Epsilon Chapter. The EAC will secure resources from foundations, corporations and individuals to be distributed to the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc Epsilon Chapter to support programs for which funds are not available from federal, state and local public sources. These programs will stimulate excellence in and mobilize community support for enhancing the quality of education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc Epsilon Chapter.
100 Years of Unquestionable Excellence:
Looking Back, But Moving Ever Forward
On Friday, April 10, 2009, the Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. will reach its 100th year in existence. This milestone is not only an accomplishment for the chapter, but for the entire University of Michigan community, the city of Ann Arbor, and the Michigan District and Midwestern Region of Alpha of Alpha. And with this momentous occasion, we invite you to come back home.
The Epsilon Centennial Committee is busy planning events to celebrate our rich history, but none of this can happen without you. This celebration does not only include Epsilon Chapter Brothers, but all Alphas, NPHC members, and the entire University of Michigan campus and community. We realize that our success is your success, and we would be remiss in not including all of you. Please continue to check this website as it will continuously be updated with pertinent information.
We hope to see you in 2009 as Epsilon celebrates 100 Years of Unquestionable Excellence!
Fraternally,
Reggie Armstrong (E-’70) and Ron Jackson (E-’92)
Epsilon Centennial Co-Chairs
WHY I WANT TO BE AN ALPHA
“But, where else have so many great men bound under one name to build such a grand tradition?
And I want to be an Alpha because I can think of no better path to great achievement than to reside in the eternal company of great achievers”