Congratulations!The Mid-Atlantic region is home to six HBCUs which recently received $50,000 endowment awards from the Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation, Inc. The announcement came during the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated virtual 69th Boule II Public Meeting. Thank you for your ongoing support of HBCUs. If your favorite HBCU is among the recipients, tell us in the comments! #MidAtlanticAKA #AKA1908
Greetings, and welcome to the virtual home of the Gracious Gamma Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.®
Since January 15, 1908, collectively members of our beautiful sisterhood from all over the world have been providing service to all mankind, and under the administration of our current International President, Dr. Glenda Glover, we continue our commitment to “Exemplifying Excellence Through Sustainable Service” with the execution of our five international program targets:
1. HBCU for Life
2. Women’s Healthcare and Wellness
3. Building Your Economic Legacy
4. The Arts!
5. Global Impact
Since our chapter was chartered on March 25, 1944, Gamma Upsilon Omega (GUO) has perpetuated the legacy of our great sorority as we have dedicated ourselves to providing uninterrupted community service, scholarships through our foundation and exceptional educational programs to the city of Hampton and the Hampton Roads community at large.
On behalf of the sophisticated sisters of GUO, we invite you to peruse our site full of exemplary service programs, exciting upcoming events, and a deeper dive into our 77-year rich history and purpose. We have a renewed focus this year of Cultivating Excellence in our Pearls, Programs and Presence, and we are excited to activate our vision and welcome you along the journey as we continue to impact our community and world.
Respectfully,
Lorraine Speller, President
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®
Gamma Upsilon Omega Chapter
