WELCOME TO

EPSILON ALPHA

"THE CORNERSTONE QUES"

WELCOME TO

EPSILON ALPHA

"THE CORNERSTONE QUES"

Uplifting the Fort Worth and surrounding area communities since 1932 through service lead by our cardinal principles.

MANHOOD

Being appropriate in character and marked by moral excellence, courage; bravery; and resolve.

SCHOLARSHIP

Demonstrating an attitude toward education, learning and being informed by achieving or exceeding and maintaining the minimum educational requirements of the fraternity.

PERSEVERANCE

Exhibiting a “spirit” of brotherhood, togetherness, humility, cooperation, and a willingness to go an extra mile for the goal sought, as a responsible first-class citizen.

UPLIFT

Sharing ones gifts with the community in the form verifiable aid, activism and leadership.

Being appropriate in character and marked by moral excellence, courage; bravery; and resolve.

Demonstrating an attitude toward education, learning and being informed by achieving or exceeding and maintaining the minimum educational requirements of the fraternity.

Exhibiting a “spirit” of brotherhood, togetherness, humility, cooperation, and a willingness to go an extra mile for the goal sought, as a responsible first-class citizen.

Sharing ones gifts with the community in the form verifiable aid, activism and leadership.

Carter BloodCare Blood Drive (10/28/25)

Epsilon Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. and the Sigma Lambda Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., in partnership with the Fort Worth Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.


Time: 10AM-5PM

Location: Texas Wesleyan University - Nick and Lou Martin University Center (1201 Wesleyan St. Fort Worth, TX 76105)


Contact:

Rodney Anthony

(318) 499-0867

rodneya15@gmail.com

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The Epsilon Alpha Chapter was organized October 1, 1932, under the direction of Brother William C. Paul, Ninth District Representative.

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BRO. L CLIFFORD DAVIS

Davis was born in Wilton. Since the town's educational opportunities for black students ended in the eight grade, Clifton attended high school at Dunbar High School in Little Rock. He graduated from Philander Smith College in 1945. The state paid tuition for Davis to attend a school out of state to avoid having him in a classroom with white students, but when Davis realized the higher cost of living at Howard University in Washington, D.C. far outweighed the cost of tuition, he insisted on applying to U of A. To learn more CLICK HERE.

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