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List of Alpha Phi Alpha national conventions

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Alpha Phi Alpha is an intercollegiate historically African American fraternity. It was formed at Cornell University on December 4, 1906. The general conventions and other national conventions of Alpha Phi Alpha are as follows.[1]

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Notes

  1. Crisis indicates this conference was held in New York City, New York.
  2. The conception of the Sphinx came out of this convention.
  3. Convention was followed by travel to Washington, D.C. on December 28, 1921 to Initiate of Frederick Douglass into the Omega chapter.
  4. The Delta Sigma Theta convention held simultaneously.
  5. This was a special conferencedevoted to ending Jim Crow practices in public education.
  6. This conference was hosted at Tennessee State University campus.
  7. Began use of General Convention with this year.
  8. This was a Tri-Convention with Alpha Kappa Alpha and Kappa Alpha Psi.
  9. Membership requirement to be a Negro was removed at the conference
  10. Former Vice President Henry A. Wallace gave a speech at the convention.
  11. The theme of this convention was Segregation Must Go.
  12. Jet magazine (January 17, 1951) has Los Angeles/Santa Monica as the location.
  13. This was a joint convention with Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta. Kappa Alpha Psi, Sigma Gamma Rho, and Zeta Phi Beta.
  14. The constitution was changed to allow admission "regardless of race, color or creed" at this convention.
  15. The convention's theme was "First of All Servants of All". Its speakers included Thurgood Marshall and Archibald Carey Jr.
  16. The convention's theme was "Desegregation the Mode; Total Integration the Goal"
  17. During the convention the National Headquarters in Chicago was dedicated.
  18. The convention's theme was "Building on the Past--To Face the Challenges of the Future." Its speakers were New York Governor W. Averell Harriman, Kentucky Senator John Sherman Cooper, and Martin Luther King Jr.
  19. This was a joint convention with Alpha Kappa Alpha.
  20. This was the last wintertime convention.
  21. This convention's theme was Communication - Excellence: Key to Equality.
  22. The convention's speakers were Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley.
  23. The convention's theme was Alpha's Outreach to Business.
  24. The convention's theme was Alphas in Government: Planning for the Future of Our Children. The speaker was UN Ambassador Andrew Young.
  25. The convention's theme was Saluting the Past – Securing the Future (The Agenda for the '80s). Its speakers were Christopher Edley Jr., Vernon Jordan, Maynard Jackson, and Ernest Morial.
  26. The convention's peakers included Jesse Jackson and John E. Jacob.
  27. The convention's speakers included Senator Edward Brooke.
  28. This was the National Alpha Scholarship Forum with speakers Edward Brooke and Horace Dawson.
  29. The speaker for this convention was James A. Joseph.
  30. This included an Economics Empowerment Seminar.
  31. This was an Economic Development Conference.
  32. This was a Constitutional Convention.
  33. This was the Centennial Convention. Its speakers were Hugh B. Price, Andrew Young, Lou Gossett Jr., and Bill Pinkney.
  34. The convention's theme was A Global Vision for Brotherhood: Gateway to the Dream.
  35. The convention's theme was Few in Number, Mighty in Power, Influence in Service.
  36. the convention's theme was Focused on the Future: Investing in our Community, Health, Wealth and Self.
  37. The convention's theme was The Urgency of Now.
  38. The convention's theme was Alpha Advocacy in Action: Silence Is Not An Option.
  39. The convention's theme was Elevating the Alpha Spirit: Men of Distinction Impacting Our Communities.
  40. The convention's theme was Theme: Strengthening the Brotherhood and Standing for Social Justice.
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