Charles H. Chapman
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| Founding Members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity |
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| CC Poindexter [1] |
| James Morton |
| Morgan Phillips [2] |
| George Tompkins [3] |
| CC Poindexter |
| Henry A. Callis |
| Charles H. Chapman |
| Eugene K. Jones |
| George B. Kelley |
| Nathaniel A. Murray |
| Robert H. Ogle |
| Vertner W. Tandy |
Charles Henry Chapman was one of the seven founders (commonly referred to as Jewels) of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity at Cornell University in 1906. During the organization stages of Alpha chapter, he was the first chairman of the Committees on Initiation and Organization.
Chapman entered the field of higher education and eventually became Professor of Agriculture at what is now Florida A&M University (FAMU). During his tenure at FAMU, Chapman was a founder of the fraternity's Beta Nu chapter.
Charles Chapman died in 1934 and his university funeral was held with noticeable Fraternity participation as Chapman became the first Jewel to enter Omega chapter.
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[edit] References
- Wesley, Charles H. [1928] (1981). The History of Alpha Phi Alpha, A Development in College Life. Foundation Publishers. ASIN: B000ESQ14W.
- Mason, Herman "Skip" [1997] (1999). "'The Reclaimed Jewel'—Vertner Woodson Tandy", The Talented Tenth: The Founders and Presidents of Alpha. Four-G Publishers, Inc. ISBN 1-885066-63-5.
