Gamma Xi Scholars Mentorship Program

"Each One ,Teach One "

In response to this social, political and economic problems affecting African American community, the brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated, Gamma Xi Chapter at UCLA propose the formation of a high school young men group at Washington High School that is mentored by the chapter. The organization would be a consolidation of its 3 national programs as tool for progressive youth empowerment.  Gamma Xi chapter commits itself to the scholars program to teach and mentor  young men "how to organize, plan, and execute a nonprofit, community service based organization and promote academic excellence to  develop them into effective servant leaders and college bound young men". The founding principals are initiative, accountability, dedication, and love for all mankind. This youth group is to develop throughout the year as a self-sufficient organization that will, with patient and steadfast dedication, affect all of the Los Angeles County and eventually receive national recognition for  educational advancement, community service, and economic stability.

Aims: To become academically competitive for university. To prepare to take on the role of manhood in our community. To stimulate the social, academic, and economic stability of the community.

Current Officers of the

Gamma Xi Scholars Program 2004-2005

Officers:

Gamma Xi Scholars  Co-Chairs: Bros. Na'Shaun Neal and Christopher Hurd

President: Yohancé Salmon

Vice President: Sean Cleland

Secretary: Timothy Alford

Treasurer: Demitrius Jones

Past Workshops

"Keeping the Dream Alive"

 Finding your Mission in Life and Creative Writing Workshop

Sunday, January 17, 2005

Pictures Here

"Getting your Message Across"

Effective Communication Workshop

Sunday, January 23,2005

17th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Oratorical Contest

"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.” -Rev. Dr. M.L. King Jr.

Thursday January 27, 2005

7pm Northwest Auditorium