| 词条 | List of Omega Psi Phi brothers |
| 释义 |
This is a list of notable members of Omega Psi Phi fraternity (ΩΨΦ) which was founded on November 17, 1911, at Howard University. Arts{{mem/fstart|ilist= |alist={{Mem/f |name=Count Basie |chapter=Xi Phi (Honorary) |nota=Famous American Jazz Bandleader |ref=[1] }}{{Mem/f |name=Sterling Brown |chapter= Gamma |nota= Poet, author, writer, and professor emeritus at Howard University |ref= }}{{Mem/f |name=Roland Hayes |chapter= Gamma (Honorary) |nota=Internationally known tenor and orator. |ref=Omega Men of Distinction 6th edition. }}{{Mem/f |name=Langston Hughes |chapter= Beta |nota=Poet |ref=[2] }}{{Mem/f |name=Benjamin Mays |chapter= Gamma |nota= Presidential advisor, author, mentor to MLK |ref= Omega Men of Distinction 6th edition. }}{{Mem/f |name=Max Roach |chapter= Grand Chapter (Special Intake) |nota=Internationally known jazz drummer and improvisationalist. |ref=Omegas in the Decades. }} }} Business{{Empty section|date=December 2015}}Religion{{Empty section|date=December 2015}}College Presidents{{mem/fstart|ilist= |alist={{mem/f |name=Dennis Norfleet |chapter= Phi |nota=College Football RB and Return Specialist Michigan Wolverines Football |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Reginal S. Avery |chapter= Nu Psi |nota=Coppin State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=David Beckley |chapter= |nota=Rust College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Billy Black |chapter= Chi Epsilon |nota=Albany State College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Ernest A. Boykins, Jr. |chapter= |nota=former President of Mississippi Valley State University (1971-1981) |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Jerryl Briggs |chapter= |nota=current President of Mississippi Valley State University (2017-present) |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Micky L. Burnim |chapter= Phi Gamma (Charter Line 1968) |nota=former president of Bowie State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Luther Burse, Sr. |chapter= Psi Psi |nota=Fort Valley State University, 1983-1991 |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=William B. Bynum, Jr. |chapter= |nota=Jackson State University (2017-present) |ref=[3] }}{{mem/f |name=Nathaniel Glover |chapter= Chi |nota=Edward Waters College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Samuel DuBois Cook |chapter=Psi |nota=Dillard University, 1974–1997 |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Lawrence A. Davis |chapter= Tau Sigma |nota=University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Walter S. Davis |chapter=Rho Psi, founder |nota=Tennessee State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Albert W. Dent |chapter=Psi |nota=Dillard University, 1941–1969 |ref=16th Grand Basileus [4] }}{{mem/f |name=William E. Gardner, Jr. |chapter= |nota=former president of Savannah State College (1989 - 1991) |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=William Harris |chapter= |nota=Alabama State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=William Jasper Hale |chapter=Rho Psi, founder |nota=Tennessee State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=William R. Harvey |chapter=Gamma Psi |nota=Hampton University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Billy C. Hawkins |chapter= |nota=Texas College, Talladega College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=James A. Hefner |chapter= Chi Omega (1965) |nota=Tennessee State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Andrew H. Hugine Jr. |chapter= Xi Psi |nota=former president of South Carolina State University(2003-2007), current President of Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University (A&M University or AAMU) 2009- present |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Samuel D. Jolley, Jr. |chapter= Upsilon Sigma |nota=Morris College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Willie D. Larkin |chapter= Iota Omega |nota=Grambling State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=James E. Lyons |chapter= Upsilon Epsilon |nota=Jackson State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Roderick McDavis |chapter= Sigma Psi (Charter Member) |nota=Ohio University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Walter E. Massey |chapter= Psi |nota=President of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 2010-present; ninth president of Morehouse College, 1995-2007 |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Benjamin Mays |chapter= Gamma |nota=Sixth president of Morehouse College, 1940-1967 |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Eddie N. Moore |chapter= Nu |nota=Virginia State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=James Nabrit, Jr. |chapter= Psi |nota=Dean of Howard University School of Law, 1958-1960; Second Black president of Howard University, 1960-1965, 1968-1969 |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Ivory V. Nelson |chapter= |nota=Central Washington University , Lincoln University, PA |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=John A. Peoples |chapter= Upsilon Epsilon (Chapter Charter Member Fall 1948) |nota=Jackson State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Nathaniel Pollard, Jr. |chapter=Eta Sigma |nota=Bowie State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Oscar Prater |chapter= |nota=Fort Valley State College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Luns Richardson |chapter= Alpha Sigma |nota=Morris College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Robert L. Satcher |chapter= |nota=Saint Paul's College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Albert Sloan |chapter= |nota=Miles College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=William W. Sutton |chapter=Theta Sigma |nota=Mississippi Valley State University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=H. Patrick Swygert |chapter= Alpha |nota=Howard University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Henry N. Tisdale |chapter= Lambda Sigma |nota=Claflin University |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Jimmy R Jenkins |chapter= Lambda Gamma |nota=Livingstone College |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Thomas H Scheer |chapter= Theta Phi |nota=Kaplan College Jacksonville |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=John M. Rudley |chapter= Omega Epsilon |nota=Texas Southern University (President 2008-2016, President Emeritus 2016-Present) |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Jabrill Peppers |chapter= |nota=NFL Player Cleveland Browns |ref= }} }} Entertainment{{mem/fstart|ilist= |alist={{mem/f |name=Bill Cosby |chapter= Beta Alpha Alpha |nota=Comedian, actor, |ref=[5] }}{{mem/f |name=Steve Harvey |chapter= Special Intake (Tau Tau) |nota=Comedian and radio host |ref=Visual Observation }}{{mem/f |name=Terrence J (Terrence Jenkins) |chapter=Mu Psi |nota=Television Personality |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Tom Joyner |chapter=Lambda Epsilon |nota=radio host |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Wanya Morris |chapter=Special Intake (Tau Tau) |nota= member of R&B group Boyz II Men |ref=Visual Observation }}{{mem/f |name=Rickey Smiley |chapter=Kappa Beta |nota=Comedian |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Doug Stewart |chapter= |nota=Sports Radio/TV Personality (The 2 Live Stews) |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Ryan Stewart |chapter=Delta Kappa |nota=Sports Radio/TV Personality (The 2 Live Stews) |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Joe Torry |chapter=Eta Sigma |nota=Comedian |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=A.J. Calloway |chapter= Tau Chi |nota=Television Personality |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Nate Williams |chapter=Alpha Delta Pi |nota=Comedian |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Brian James (radio personality) |chapter= Gamma Kappa |nota= Radio & TV Host |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Lil' JJ |chapter=Alpha Delta Pi |nota=Comedian |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Jeremy Sample |chapter=Rho Lambda Lambda |nota=Stunt Coordinator |ref= }} }} Military{{mem/fstart|ilist= |alist={{mem/f |name=Charles F. Bolden, Jr. |chapter=Gamma Nu (1983) |nota =USMC Major General, Astronaut; Current NASA Administrator |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Charles Young |chapter= Honorary Member (March 12, 1912) |nota= Third Black West Point Graduate, Col. US Army, Buffalo Soldier |ref = [6] }}{{mem/f |name=Frederick D. Gregory |chapter=Alpha Omega |nota= US Air Force Colonel, Astronaut, Former NASA Deputy Administrator |ref = }}{{mem/f |name=Robert Henry Lawrence Jr. |chapter=Xi Epsilon |nota= Major US Air Force, Fighter Pilot, Test Pilot, First Black Astronaut |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Roscoe Robinson |chapter=Upsilon Omega |nota=First Black Four Star General - U.S. Army & 1st Black representative on the NATO Military Committee |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Matthew A. Zimmerman |chapter= Theta Rho |nota=First African American Chief of Chaplains - U.S. Army |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=William E. "Kip" Ward |chapter=Phi Nu |nota=First Commander of US Africa Command |ref=[7]}} }} Politics{{mem/fstart|ilist= |alist={{mem/f |name=Clifford Alexander Jr. |chapter= |nota=First African American Secretary of the Army |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=John P. Davis |chapter= |nota= Lawyer, Publisher, Civil rights activist |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Roger Gregory |chapter= Upsilon Nu |nota=Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit |ref=[8]}}{{mem/f |name=Nathan Hare |chapter=Phi Psi |nota=The first coordinator of a black studies program; Founding publisher of The Black Scholar |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=William H. Hastie |chapter= Alpha Psi |nota=First Governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Benjamin Hooks |chapter= Epsilon Phi (1942) |nota=Executive Director of NAACP,Civil Rights Activist, Minister |ref=[9] }}{{mem/f |name=Jesse Jackson Jr. |chapter=Nu Pi Graduate Chapter Joliet, IL |nota=Representative from Illinois |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Jesse Jackson, Sr. |chapter=Pi Psi |nota=Founder of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition,Civil Rights Activist, Democratic Presidential Nominee, Minister |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Hank Johnson |chapter= Kappa Alpha Alpha |nota=Representative from Georgia |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Rushern L. Baker, III |chapter= Alpha |nota=County Executive of Prince George's County |ref=[10] }}{{mem/f |name=Vernon Jordan |chapter= Zeta Phi |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Ronald Langston |chapter= |nota=National Director of the Minority Business Development Agency |ref=[11] }}{{mem/f |name=Clarence Lightner |chapter= Tau Psi |nota=First popularly elected Mayor of Raleigh, North Carolina and the first African American elected mayor of a metropolitan Southern city. |ref=[12][13] }}{{mem/f |name=Kendrick Meek |chapter= Upsilon Psi |nota=Representative from Florida |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Kweisi Mfume |chapter= Grand Chapter (Special Intake) |nota=Former President/CEO of NAACP, Congressman |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Khalid Abdul Muhammad |chapter= Theta Sigma |nota=National Representative for the Nation of Islam & National Chairman of the New Black Panther Party |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Bayard Rustin |chapter= Upsilon |nota=Leader in social movements for civil rights, socialism, pacifism and non-violence, and gay rights. |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=David Satcher |chapter= Psi |nota=Surgeon General of the United States |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Teddy B. Taylor |chapter= Florida A&M University |nota=American diplomat |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Walter Washington |chapter=Alpha |nota= First Home-Rule Mayor of the District of Columbia |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Robert C. Weaver |chapter= Kappa Omicron |nota=first United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Togo West |chapter=Kappa Psi |nota=Secretary of the Army and Secretary of Veterans Affairs |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Lawrence Douglas Wilder |chapter=Zeta |nota=Governor of Virginia |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=James E. White |chapter=Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical University |nota=Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from Tyler County }}{{mem/f |name=Roy Wilkins |chapter=Xi |nota= President NAACP }}{{mem/f |name=Carl Stewart |chapter=Theta Sigma |nota= Chief Judge, United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal{{mem/f |name=Michael Morgan |chapter=CHI OMEGA |nota= Associate Justice -North Carolina Supreme Court }} Science{{mem/fstart|ilist= |alist={{mem/f |name=Ernest Everett Just |chapter= Founder |nota= Founder. Was a pioneering African-American biologist, academic and science writer |ref=http://www.oppf.org }}{{mem/f |name=Charles Bolden |chapter=Gamma Nu |nota= 12th Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and 1st African American to lead NASA's Discovery joint space venture with the Soviets. |ref=Omega's Firsts & Other facts }}{{mem/f |name=Ronald McNair |chapter= Mu Psi (1969) |nota=Astronaut (perished in the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster in 1986); Laser Physicist; member of the Bahá'í Faith |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Ernest Melville DuPorte |chapter= Sigma |nota= Entomologist. In group of 13 members that were first international members of the fraternity, in newly established Sigma chapter at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. (The chapter later moved to Michigan State University.) |ref=http://www.oppf13th.org/13thdistrict/ }}{{mem/f |name=Charles Drew |chapter= Alpha Psi |nota= Responsible for the single most important significant medical event with the creation of blood/plasma separation. This process has saved millions of lives in times of peace and war. |ref=}}{{mem/f |name=William Montague Cobb |chapter= Gamma |nota= As the first African American to earn a Ph.D in anthropology, President of the NAACP from 1976 to 1982. Founder of Kappa Psi Chapter |ref=}}{{mem/f |name=John Hopps |chapter= Psi |nota=Nuclear engineer at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Deputy Undersecretary of Defense under George W. Bush |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Percy Julian |chapter= Sigma Omega |nota= American research chemist and a pioneer in the chemical synthesis of medicinal drugs from plants |ref=}} }} Sports{{mem/fstart|ilist= |alist={{mem/f |name=Herb Adderley |chapter=Sigma |nota=Professional Football Player Green Bay Packers 1st Round Pick 1961, Pro Football Hall of Fame. |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Anthony Adams |chapter=Nu |nota= Professional Football Player Chicago Bears Defensive Tackle |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Mark Anderson |chapter=Beta Eta |nota= Professional Football Player Buffalo Bills Defensive End |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Ottis Anderson |chapter=Eta Pi |nota= Professional Football Player New York Giants Running Back |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Jordan Babineaux |chapter=Delta Eta |nota=professional football player Seattle Seahawks |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Thaddeus Bullard |chapter=Omicron Zeta |nota=Former University of Florida and professional football player, current WWE wrestler known as Titus O'Neil |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Vince Carter |chapter= Omicron Alpha |nota=professional basketball player |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Tony Delk |chapter=Rho Lambda |nota=professional basketball player |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Mark Duper |chapter=Theta Delta |nota=former professional football player |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Billy Joe Dupree |chapter=Sigma |nota=Football Player Dallas Cowboys 1st Round Pick 1973 |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Irving Fryar |chapter=Tau Kappa |nota=professional football player New England Patriots |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Rhadi Ferguson |chapter=Alpha |nota=For Judo USA Champion and 2004 Olympian |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Clarence Gaines |chapter= |nota=coached most basketball games in college history |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Alex Gordon |chapter=Psi Theta |nota=professional football player |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Ken Hamlin |chapter=Gamma Eta |nota=professional football player |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Ramon Harewood |chapter=Psi |nota=professional football player Baltimore Ravens |ref=}}{{mem/f |name=Madre Hill |chapter=Pi Omicron |nota=professional football playerOakland Raiders |ref=}}{{mem/f |name=DeHart Hubbard |chapter=Phi |nota=1924 Summer Olympics–first African American to win an individual Olympic Gold medal for the United States. |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Billy Hunter |chapter= Grand Chapter (Special Intake) |nota=Former professional football player for the Washington Redskins and Miami Dolphins; Executive Director of the National Basketball Players Association |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Malcolm Jenkins |chapter=Iota Psi |nota=professional football player, Thorpe Award Recipient. |ref=[14] }}{{mem/f |name=Ed "Too Tall" Jones |chapter=Rho Psi |nota=former professional football player, 1st HBCU player to be taken # 1. |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Sean Jones |chapter=Nu Phi |nota= Former Professional Football Player Houston Oilers, Green Bay Packers Defensive End|ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Akwasi Owusu-Ansah |chapter=Gamma Mu |nota=professional football player Dallas Cowboys #27 |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Jacoby Jones |chapter=Kappa Sigma |nota=professional football player Baltimore Ravens |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Michael Jordan |chapter=Omicron Alpha |nota=Hall Of Fame professional basketball player. Owner of the National Basketball Association Charlotte Hornets |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=David Justice |chapter=Eta Omega |nota=former MLB player |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Vonta Leach |chapter=Upsilon Zeta |nota=professional football player Baltimore Ravens |ref=[15] }}{{mem/f |name=Ray Lewis |chapter= Grand Chapter (Special Intake) |nota=professional football player Baltimore Ravens |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Robert Mathis |chapter= Nu Epsilon |nota=Indianapolis Colts defensive end |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Cedric Maxwell |chapter= Epsilon Zeta |nota=former professional basketball player |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Corey Mays |chapter= Rho Gamma Gamma |nota=professional football player |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Alonzo Mourning |chapter= |nota=former professional basketball player |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Steve McNair |chapter=Eta |nota=former professional football player |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Shaquille O'Neal |chapter= Grand Chapter (Special Intake) |nota=professional basketball player |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Chester Rogers |chapter=Gamma Gamma |nota=professional Football player currently with the Indianapolis Colts |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Ovince St. Preux |chapter=Iota Beta |nota=professional UFC Fighter |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=John Salley |chapter=Nu Omega |nota=former professional basketball player; television host |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Bo Scott |chapter= Iota Psi |nota=professional football player |ref=[14] }}{{mem/f |name=Jerome Singleton |chapter=Psi |nota=Gold medalist at 2008 Summer Paralympics, current world 100M champion and world's fastest amputee |ref=[16][17] }}{{mem/f |name=Matt Snell |chapter= Iota Psi |nota=professional football player and 1964 AFL Rookie of the Year |ref=[14] }}{{mem/f |name=Stephen A. Smith |chapter= Grand Chapter (Special Intake) |nota=Former collegiate basketball player, Sports Reporter, Columnist, Radio Host, Television Personality |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Terrence Trammell |chapter=Zeta Zeta |nota=Olympic Silver medalist Hurdles |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Mo Vaughn |chapter= Kappa Eta |nota=former professional baseball player |ref=[18] }}{{mem/f |name=Charlie Ward |chapter=Chi Theta |nota=former professional basketball player |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Tim Watson (American football) |chapter = Lambda Phi |nota=former professional football player |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Chuck Wiley |chapter = Phi Kappa Kappa |nota=former professional football player |ref=[2] }}{{mem/f |name=Steven Wilks |chapter=Psi Mu |nota=defensive backs coach, currently with the San Diego Chargers |ref=}}{{mem/f |name=Corliss Williamson |chapter=Gamma Eta |nota=professional basketball player |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Alvin Williams |chapter=Beta Eta |nota= Professional Football Player - Winnipeg Blue Bombers Defensive Back |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=George Wilson |chapter=Gamma Eta |nota=professional football player - Buffalo Bills |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= Wesley Woodyard |chapter= Rho Lambda |nota= professional football player - Denver Broncos |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= Rayfield Wright |chapter= Upsilon Sigma |nota= professional football player - Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= James Hasty |chapter= Chi Alpha Alpha (Washington State University) |nota= professional football player - Kansas City Chiefs |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= Teddy Williams |chapter= Alpha Delta Lambda (University of Texas San Antonio- UTSA) |nota= professional football player - Dallas Cowboys |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= Quinton Coples |chapter= Psi Delta |nota= professional football player - New York Jets |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= Brain M. Carpenter |chapter= Phi |nota= professional football player - Washington Redskins, New York Giants, Buffalo Bills |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= Brad Jones |chapter= Chi Phi |nota= professional football player - Green Bay Packers |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= J.T. Thomas |chapter= Nu Zeta |nota= professional football player - Jacksonville Jaguars |ref= }}{{mem/f |name= Reginald Nelson |chapter= Rho Beta |nota= former professional football player - San Diego Chargers Jacksonville Jaguars |ref= }}{{mem/f |name=Jahri Evans |chapter=Alpha Eta |nota= Professional Football Player |ref= }} }} Other{{Empty section|date=December 2018}}Will Downing , singer entertainment References1. ^{{cite book|url=http://ecommerce.oppf.org/cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=MOD3001 |title=Omega Men of Distinction Book |edition=6}} 2. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 {{cite web|url=http://oppf.org/famous.asp |title=Famous Omega Men |publisher=Omega Psi Phi Fraternity |accessdate=14 September 2010 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080202063612/http://www.oppf.org/famous.asp |archivedate=2 February 2008 |df= }} 3. ^[https://www.mvsu.edu/office-of-the-president/biography Biography] 4. ^{{cite book|last=Gill|first=Robert L.|title=The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and the Men Who Made Its History; A Concise History;, The Official History of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., 1911–1961|pages=83–84}} 5. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.omega-baa.org/chapter/chaplines.html|title=Official Website for the Beta Alpha Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.|publisher=}} 6. ^http://www.ques-lgg.org/content.aspx?club_id=781981&module_id=14931&page_id=22 7. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.africom.mil/ward.asp |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2010-10-16 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20100928222226/http://www.africom.mil/Ward.asp |archivedate=2010-09-28 |df= }} 8. ^{{cite web |url=http://upsilonnu.org/ChapterLineage.htm |title=Lineage of Upsilon Nu |publisher=Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Upsilon Nu chapter |accessdate=14 September 2010 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110728144818/http://upsilonnu.org/ChapterLineage.htm |archivedate=28 July 2011 |df= }} 9. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.omegafestmemphis.com/Epsilon_Phi/about-epsilon-phi/chapter-lineage/ |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2013-03-08 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130205054033/http://www.omegafestmemphis.com/Epsilon_Phi/about-epsilon-phi/chapter-lineage/ |archivedate=2013-02-05 |df= }} 10. ^{{Cite book |title= Prince George's County, Maryland |last=Corpening Rowe |first=Carolyn |author2=Jane Taylor Thomas |author3=Beverly Babin Woods |year= 2003 |isbn=0-7385-1562-0 |publisher= Arcadia |page=54 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=oed8kZP84RwC&pg=PA54&lpg=PA54&dq=&source=bl&ots=9n54ahQOJ6&sig=MJ_pAogo4pPfaNY0vZGiE3Em_k4&hl=en&ei=-QveTLuWGcP7lwf2rL3WDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBYQ6AEwADgK#v=onepage&q=%22&f=false |accessdate=12 November 2010}} 11. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.aaccnys.org/ronaldnlangstonbio.asp|title=AACCWR - Event Speakers - Mr. Ronald N. Langston Bio|website=www.aaccnys.org|accessdate=March 4, 2018}} 12. ^{{cite web| last=| first=| title= Mt. Hope Cemetery | work=| publisher=The Political Graveyard| url=http://politicalgraveyard.com/geo/NC/WK.html#1320BPMW1| accessdate=2009-05-17}} 13. ^{{cite web| last=| first=| title=Clarence Lightner -- Mayor, 80 | work=| publisher=New York Times| date=2002-07-12| url=https://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C0DE1DE1030F931A25754C0A9649C8B63| accessdate=2009-05-17}} 14. ^1 2 {{cite web|url=http://ques.org.ohio-state.edu/Ques%20in%20the%20News.htm |title=Ohio State Ques |accessdate=2008-01-20 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080714024547/http://ques.org.ohio-state.edu/Ques%20in%20the%20News.htm |archivedate=2008-07-14 |deadurl=yes |df= }} 15. ^{{cite web|url=http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/photos?photoId=1754470&gameId=271213034|title=ESPN.com|accessdate=2008-01-20}} 16. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/olympics/paralympic-sport/8283479/Jerome-Singleton-strips-100m-crown-from-Oscar-Pistorius-in-epic-photo-finish.html|title=Jerome Singleton strips 100m crown from Oscar Pistorius in epic photo finish}} 17. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2011/06/worlds_fastest_amputee_jerome.html|title=World's fastest amputee Jerome Singleton works with youth at Lakeshore Foundation's JAWS Camp (video)}} 18. ^{{cite book |last= |first=|title=The Making of Mo Vaughn|url=http://webpages.charter.net/joekuras/nomomo.htm}} External linksOmega Psi Phi's official page [https://web.archive.org/web/20150402131110/http://www.omegapsiphifraternity.org/famous_omegas.asp Famous Omega Men] Paul Williams Architect Further reading
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