Jeffery Brown

President

Mississippi State University-Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering Project Engineering Manager-Information Technology Specialist, Mojazz Enterprise, LLC. I want to utilize my experience in education, career and daily life to provide a continuum of engaged learning, research, service opportunities, and mentoring for young students.

Cecil Grimes

Vice-President

Bachelor of Science, Business Administration: Accounting degree, from California State University, Hayward. A Sr. Lead Financial Analyst for Kaiser Permanente Hospitals. Has a passion for helping the minority youth of the Bay Area reach their goals. As a founding Board member of the "Dress for Success" program, Cecil empowered youth to embellish a dress style that epitomizes success in their future.

Dr. Terrell Gray

Chief Financial Officer

Southern University, Baton Rouge (BS - Electronic Engineering), University of Phoenix (MBA - Technology Management), University of Charleston (Ph.D. - Executive Leadership). I excel in developing business to new geographies, establishing strategic partnerships to increase revenue.

Dorian Bohler

Director of Guide Right

Morehouse College (BS Physics) Georgia Institute of Technology (BS Mechanical Engineering) Wayne State University (MS Physics). Engineering Physicist at Stanford University National Accelerator Laboratory - I'm passionate about solving various technical challenges and writing state of the art software to run physics experiments. My ultimate goal is to become and entrepreneur in the tech industry.

Tyrone Guillory

Board Member

University of California, Berkeley (B.A. Business Administration). He is the Director for the Accounting Career Awareness Program which is an accounting based residency week long program that has been established to expose minority high school students to the career opportunities available in accounting, finance and other business related fields. I would like to help students by mentoring in every capacity.

Lewis Jordan

Board member

Fisk University Bachelors of Science in Sociology , Rutgers University Executive Directors Education Program, Executive Director Marin County Housing Authority. My biggest goal in the work I do is to partner with government entities and community based organizations such as schools , job training ,and health care agencies to better address systemic issues relating to generational poverty.

James DeFrantz

Board Member

Dartmouth College (BS Economics) University of San Francisco- Juris Doctor Pacific Coast Banking School-certificate in Bank Management I want to help our Kappa Leaguers develop their own ability to think critically and challenge the stereotypes and mischaracterizations that often are attached to young men of color.  I believe that in doing so, they will achieve academic success. 

Frederic Roots

Board Member

San Francisco State University (BA Political Science) Experienced people and business manager, and community organizer for civic and philanthropic causes. Helping students in under served and under resourced communities, overcome social and learning barriers to achieve their goals.

Michael Dudley

Board Member

University of Virginia (BA Sociology) US Naval War College (MA National Security and Strategic Studies) Serves as the Director, Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) Stockton, California. I want to help students visualize the opportunities available to them via a career in public service. I want to help students establish and set in motion the plan to finish school, go on to college, and prepare themselves for the future.   

James Parrish III

Board Member

University of California Davis BS-Psychology; San Francisco State University MA-Aministrative Education; MS Marriage Family Therapist & School Counseling. Serves as Middle School Principal at Benjamin Franklin Intermediate School in the Jefferson Elementary School District. As an African-American man, I understand the need for positive role models for young people in every field of human endeavor. I have dedicated my life to mentoring and support young people."

Letter From The Director

The Berkeley Alumni Kappa League program is a developmental program that provides the necessary training for leaders of tomorrow. We typically enroll middle school students and provide educational resources until they graduate from high school. Our ultimate goal is to help young men gain admittance into four-year colleges and universities. We seek to work with individuals who have demonstrated the potential to be high achievers, but are currently under-performing. At the middle school level we help students overcome barriers to academic success by:

1. assessing their academic performance in core curriculum.
2. providing needed educational resources.
3. developing good study skills.

We teach our high school students principles of disciplined lifestyles that are required to attend the nation’s top colleges.  We are currently focused on developing a fundraising strategy, which will allow us to continue to extend the program to new students while providing scholarships for our graduates. In this third year of our pilot program, we are looking to expand our program and provide scholarship support for our inaugural class of boys who will be graduating from high school in 4 years. To do this good and needed work, we seek financial support from individuals, organizations, and/or corporations that see the value that our work affords our community.

-Dorian Bohler

President, Kappa Community Project

Saturday Academy

Kappa League Magazine

Kappa League Calendar

Kappa League Application

Mentoring

 

ROBERT HARRIS LETTER   ADELAIDE NZEUSSEU LETTER   CHARHEAM HARGROVE LETTER   ANNA PEARL LETTER   PHOEBE WATTS LETTER                      

"Fund Raising" "Annual Charity Golf Tournament" "Charter Day & Scholarship Award Banquet" "Black & White Scholarship Ball"

During the past 58 years, Berkeley Alumni's Kappa Alpha Psi Community Projects, Inc. has awarded over 700 Scholarship to deserving high school graduates. This program has been the cornerstone of the organization's national Guide Right Program. Students have attended and graduated from schools from the East Coast to West Coast and from Ivy Leagues to traditional Black Colleges. After students are selected for scholarships, members of Kappa Alpha Psi, follow-up on their progress through graduation. Many of the matriculating students return from college to speak with new student scholarship winners.

The Scholarship application and guidelines are available by clicking on the link below:


Kappa-Alpha-Psi-Scholarship-2016-2017

Registration will be available on June 1, 2017

Students will explore computer science fundamentals through the usage of the programming language C/C++. Topics will include: compiler basics, strings, functions, arrays, and pointers. Students will also experience hands-on use of Arduino single board computers with accompanying kits including motors, sensors, and other electronic components.        

Actual Workshop (Saturday Only Dates):

July 29, August 5, August 12, August 19, August 26, September 2, September 9, September 16, September 23,  september 30.

Workshop Schedule (link)