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Riverside Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Hosts Annual College Signing Day Ceremony

By Jason O’Brien, Community Writer
June 29, 2015 at 10:20am. Views: 123

The Riverside Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. hosted its 2015 College Signing Day event on Saturday, June 20 at the Old Spaghetti Factory in Redlands. The event acknowledged the success of the graduating high school seniors, and each was awarded the Chapter’s $1,000 individual scholarship award. Parents, friends, relatives, mentors and other supporters applauded the recent graduates and wished them well. There were seven high school graduates who received scholarships to six different colleges and universities. Two of the graduates, Myles Jones and Dezi Williams, elected to attend California State University, Pomona. The remaining graduates will attend as follows: Aaron Jamel Berry – Azusa Pacific University; Brycen Barron-Borden – University of California San Diego; Jaire Bowen – California State University, Los Angeles; David Lawson – Humboldt State University and Aaron Smith – New York University. “We are so proud of our graduates for their poise and the positive ideals we see in them,” said Chapter Polemarch, Demarius Carmichael. Fifty-year member Phillip Murray served as the master of ceremonies. The program was a huge success. The young men were encouraged to come back and share their college experiences with the next Signing Day class.

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