The Delta Zeta Chapter

After being deactivated due to external pressures, the Delta Zeta Chapter was reestablished on April 14th, 1973 by 30 ambitious black men. The chapter was reactivated on October 30, 1998 by brother Steven A. Whitaker and brother Chad A. Jefferies. Since our re-establishment, the Delta Zeta Chapter has main­tained an emphasis on service to all through our participation in our national programs, which include: Go-to-High School, Go-to-College, A Voteless People is a Hopeless people, Project Alpha and Brother’s Keeper. Additionally, we have expanded on our national initiatives through innovate chapter programs, such as our Miss Black and Gold Pageant, Annual Community Christmas Dinner, Up on the Hill, Hope Benefit Concert, Alpha Week and more.

Our commitment to developing leaders, promoting brotherhood and ac­ademic excellence while providing service and advocacy for our communities has earned widespread recognition. Our accolades include: Eastern Regional Chapter of the Year in 1979, Alpha Phi Alpha National Chapter of the Year in 1980, Outstanding Chapter Program of the Year in 2000, and in 2015, our chap­ter’s own Brother Ronald Taylor was awarded the National Brother of the Year. We are committed to developing our chapter and community, and we thank you for contributing to our growth.