About ΔΚ
Over 40 years ago on Saturday, November 20, 1976, BOLD Delta Kappa Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., was chartered at the Georgia Institute of Technology, making it the first Black Greek-Letter Organization chartered at Georgia Tech. The man who played a key role in getting Delta Kappa chartered was Brother James Mack, a graduate of Morgan State University (Π Chapter) and the Dean of Pledges for the first two lines at ΔΚ.
Since that time, ΔΚ has added 34 lines and 135 Brothers to its number, with Brothers that have gone on to excel in the fields of engineering, medicine, law, government, business, finance, military service, and professional sports after graduation from Georgia Tech.
Besides their scholastic and community service achievements, ΔΚ Brothers have always been engaged in campus life by hosting Achievement Week events, incredible parties and yard shows, and GT Football gameday tailgates. Delta Kappa is also known for the power, precision, and dominance of its hop teams in competitive step shows at various college campuses around the Southeast and across the United States.
Indeed, future collegiate men of like mind,in partnership with their fellow students and the surrounding community, will ensure that BOLD Delta Kappa Chapter continues its service to the Georgia Tech and Atlanta communities for the next 40 years and beyond.
2025 - 2026 ΔΚ Officers
Christopher Copeland, Basileus Sidney Lee, Vice Basileus Clayton Powell-Lee, Keeper of Records and Seal Christopher Copeland, Keeper of Finance Clayton Powell-Lee, Keeper of Peace Sidney Lee, Chaplain Clayton Powell-Lee, Public Relations Editor Wilford Smith, Graduate Advisor Ian Johnson, Assistant Graduate Advisor Michael Reed, Faculty Advisor
Events
BOLD Delta Kappa Chapter's commitment to academic excellence, community outreach, and social engagement has kept ΔΚ at the forefront of Georgia Tech campus life for 40 years. Besides parties, step shows, and our involvement in campus and professional organizations, we celebrate Omega's leadership in social action and providing scholarships during our annual Achievement Week.
Achievement Week 2021
Past Events
The value of our Fraternity is not in numbers, but in Men, in real Brotherhood. Eight Men thoroughly immersed in the true Omega Spirit are far greater assets than Eighty with lukewarm Enthusiasm.
Chapter Lineage
In The Beginning
June 17, 1976 (Spring) D.P. James Mack Ω 1. Wilford Smith 2. Brian Lewis 3. Dwain Laing 4. Reginald Jackson 5. Frank Boyd 6. Ken McCray Ω 7. Vermond Walker 8. Michael Martin Ω
Super Six
June 19, 1977 (Spring) D.P. James Mack Ω 1. Paul Butler 2. Leigh Torrence 3. Anthony Allen 4. Henry Skrine, Jr. Ω 5. Frank Rucker 6. Roy Simmons Ω
Renaissance
May 23, 1979 (Spring) D.P. Reginald Jackson 1. Mical Bruce 2. David Wheaton 3. George Steele 4. James Lane, Jr. 5. Dwayne Bell
Odyssey
April 5, 1980 (Winter) D.P. Leigh Torrence 1. Kurt Wilson 2. Mel Turner 3. Leonard Searcy 4. Frederick Work, Jr. 5. Jerome Peters
Over The Hill Gang
March 1, 1981 (Winter) D.P. James Lane, Jr. 1. Bernard Weston 2. Steve Edmonds 3. James Robinson 4. William McDonald, Jr.
Anixi Trilogy
May 29, 1981 (Spring) D.P. Frederick Works, Jr. 1. Eric Pinckney 2. John Pittman Ω 3. Alan Hairston Ω
A New Beginning
May 24, 1982 (Spring) D.P. James Robinson 1. Michael Pittman 2. Ozie Dee Adams, Jr. 3. Milton Parks, Jr. 4. Daryl Jones
Odd Couple
April 9, 1984 (Winter) D.P. Bernard Weston 2. Charles Wilson 3. John Dooley
Destiny
April 1, 1986 (Winter) D.P. Eric Pinckney 1. Rolandrius Bradford 2. David Miller 3. William Clyburn 4. Gavin Samms
Triumph
June 1, 1986 (Spring) D.P. John Dooley 1. Johnny Fountain 2. Keith Macey 4. Bernard Gunn 5. Stephen Andrews
Convict Six
March 4, 1987 (Winter) D.P. Gavin Samms A.D.P. William Clyburn 1. Cleophus Alan Hudson 2. Commodore Primous, Jr. 3. Troy Pinkney 4. Cedric Stallworth 5. Richard Bell 6. George Malone
Four-Ever and a Day
May 22, 1988 (Spring) D.P. Keith Macey A.D.P. Gavin Samms 1. Barian Woodward 2. Dana Gordon 3. Anthony Moore 4. Walter Reed
By Any Means Necessary
November 21, 1989 (Fall) D.P. Commodore Primous, Jr. A.D.P Cleophus Alan Hudson 1. Richard Harris, III 2. Alex Parker 3. Robert Stanard 4. Stephen Clemons
The Seventh Sign
April 16, 1990 (Spring) D.P. Cedric Stallworth A.D.P. Anthony Moore 1. Marc Riley 2. Augustus Henderson 3. Daryl Watkins 4. Brian Blake 5. Derrick Hamilton 6. Dorian Cartwright 7. Sterling Garrett
Resurrection
June 2, 1991 (Spring) D.P. Stephen Clemons A.D.P. Alex Parker 1. Andrew Headley 2. Sheldon Turner 3. Tobias Pace
Chain Gang
June 2, 1992 (Spring) D.P. Marc Riley A.D.P. Sterling Garrett 1. Kiel Divens 2. Chad McKnight 3. Claude Roney 4. Edward Fye 5. Antwane Shephard Ω 6. Jason Reynolds 7. Ryan Stewart
And Then There Were Two
December 5, 1992 (Fall) D.P. Marc Riley 1. Julian Walker Ω 2. James Williams
Apocalypse
May 14, 1994 (Spring) D.P. Sheldon Turner A.D.P. Daryl Watkins 1. Jarrad Reddick 2. Darwin Newton, Jr. 3. Michael Thompkins 4. Dexter Stallworth
Faces of Death
December 1, 1995 (Fall) D.P. Chad McKnight A.D.P. Jason Reynolds 1. Michael Wells 2. Travis Spaulding 3. David Anderson 4. Kevin Martin
The Last QUE-Sade
October 13, 1997 (Fall) D.P. Jason Reynolds A.D.P. Michael Thompkins 1. Ian Johnson 2. Larry Brown 3. Charles Wright, II
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
April 2, 1999 (Spring) D.P. Travis Spaulding A.D.P. Kevin Martin 1. Calvin Clayton, Jr. 2. Michael Gyamfi
Ground Zero
March 15, 2002 (Spring) D.P. Larry Brown A.D.P. Michael Gyamfi 1. Maurice Williams 2. Jicori Minor 3. Timothy Perdue, Jr. 4. Kelvin Cannady, Jr. 5. Justin Cotton 6. David Hutcherson, II 7. Maxwell Frazier
The Ascension
April 21, 2007 (Spring) D.P. Kelvin Cannady, Jr. A.D.P. Timothy Perdue, Jr. 1. Anthony Threatts 2. David Long 3. Michael Reed
Soul Survivors
April 16, 2008 (Spring) D.P. Anthony Threatts A.D.P. Michael Reed 1. Christopher Chidi 2. Gregory Smith
The Revolutionary Six
November 15, 2008 (Fall) D.P. Michael Reed A.D.P. Christopher Chidi 1. Douglas Walker 2. Warren Wills 3. Quincy Kelly 4. Joleon Pettway 5. Osahon Tongo 6. Arthur Rozier, IV
Like Father, Like Son
April 9, 2010 (Spring) D.P. Christopher Chidi A.D.P. Douglas Walker 1. Bijan Machen 2. DeRon Jasper
OWTKast
January 15, 2014 (Spring) D.P. Michael Reed A.D.P. Christopher Chidi 2. Mark Miller
The Second Coming
April 24, 2015 (Spring) D.P. Christopher Chidi A.D.P. Mark Miller 1. Michael Alemayehu 2. Fonjah Fon
Cerberus' Revenge
April 9, 2016 (Spring) D.P. Mark Miller A.D.P. Michael Alemayehu 1. Brandan Brown 2. Lawrence Austin 3. Terrell Lewis
Chaos
February 12, 2017 (Spring) D.P. Brandan Brown A.D.P. Terrell Lewis 1. Chris Alan Hairston 2. Quentin Samuels 3. Marcus Daryl Jones 4. Francis Kallon
Que-Lamity
October 20, 2018 (Fall) D.P. Terrell Lewis A.D.P. Marcus Daryl Jones 1. Norman Harris, II
Ωuarantine: Eternally Quenected
March 30, 2019 (Spring) D.P. Marcus Daryl Jones A.D.P. Norman Harris, II 1. Christopher Martin 2. Christopher Payne 3. Brandon Adams Ω 4. Stephen Clemons 5. Joshua White
GOOD TROUBLE
November 18, 2020 (Fall) D.P. Christopher Martin A.D.P. Stephen Clemons 1. Zachary Crawford 2. Devin Smith 3. Derek Huell 4. Myles Sims
The Qure
November 14, 2021 (Fall) D.P. Stephen Clemons A.D.P. Zachary Crawford 1. Kailen De Saussure 2. Nate Moon, III 3. Chandler Simpson 4. Tyson Meiguez
Seven S.I.N.F.U.L. Disciples
January 8, 2023 (Fall) D.P. Zachary Crawford A.D.P. Nate Moon, III 1. Christian Clowers 2. Marvens Cherelus 3. David Anderson Jr. 4. Sidney Lee 5. Bradley Favors 6. John Watkins 7. Camron Hill
QonseQuences and ReperQussions
April 14, 2024 (Spring) D.P. Nate Moon, III A.D.P. Christian Clowers 1. Christopher Copeland 2. Kaleb Edwards 3. Clayton Powell-Lee 4. Avery Boyd 5. Zeek Biggers
The Pro2types
November 2, 2025 (Fall) D.P. Sidney Lee A.D.P. Christopher Copeland 1. Christian Llopis 2. Anthony Spradling

Bradley Favors (5.ΔK.2022)GT Track & Field
John Watkins (6.ΔK.2022)GT Track & Field
Camron Hill (7.ΔK.2022)GT BaseballPitcher
Nate Moon, III (2.ΔK.2021)GT FootballSafety
Chandler Simpson (3.ΔK.2021)GT BaseballShortstop
Tyson Meiguez (4.ΔK.2021)GT FootballLinebacker
Myles "Spider" Sims (4.ΔK.2020)GT FootballCornerback
Devin Smith (2.ΔK.2020)GT FootballCornerback
Michael Martin Ω (8.ΔK.1976)GT BasketballPower Forward, Center
Chris Martin (1.ΔK.2019)GT FootballDefensive Tackle
Norman Harris, II (1.ΔK.2018)GT BasketballPoint Guard
Joshua White (5.ΔK.2019)GT FootballDefensive End
Reginald Jackson (4.ΔK.1976)GT FootballRunningback
Roy Simmons Ω (6.ΔK.1977)GT Football, New York GiantsSuperbowl XVIIIGuard
Francis Kallon (4.ΔK.2017)GT Football, Tennessee TitansDefensive End
Terrell Lewis (3.ΔK.2016)GT FootballLinebacker
Bernard Weston (1.ΔK.1981)GT GymnasticsStill Rings
Lawrence Austin (2.ΔK.2016)GT FootballDefensive Back
Cedric Stallworth (4.ΔK.1987)GT Football, Green Bay PackersCornerback
Ryan Stewart (7.ΔK.1992)GT Football, Detroit LionsSafety
George Malone (6.ΔK.1987)GT FootballLinebacker
Quincy Kelly (3.ΔK.2008, Fall)GT FootballRunningback, Fullback
Osahon Tongo (5.ΔK.2008, Fall)GT FootballDefensive End, Linebacker
Greg Smith (2.ΔK.2008, Spring)GT FootballWide Receiver
Richard Bell (5.ΔK.1987)GT BasketballPoint Guard
In 1924, at the urging of Brother Carter G. Woodson (shown above), the Fraternity launched Negro History and Literature Week in an effort to publicize the growing body of scholarship on African-American history. Encouraged by public interest, the event was renamed "Negro Achievement Week" in 1925 and given an expanded national presence in 1926 by Woodson's Association for the Study of Negro Life as "Negro History Week." Expanded to the full month of February in 1976, this event continues today as Black History Month.
Brothers of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., have been recognized as leaders in arts, academics, athletics, entertainment, business, civil rights, education, government, science, and as presidents of colleges and universities. Over 250,000 men have been initiated into Omega Psi Phi throughout the United States, Bermuda, Bahamas, Virgin Islands, South Korea, Japan, Liberia, Germany, and Kuwait.
Dr. Charles Drew ΩPhysician, SurgeonRevolutionized blood storage and transfusion during World War II
Ronald McNair ΩAstronaut, PhysicistSecond African-American in space. Killed in Space Shuttle Challenger explosion
Michael JordanNBA Shooting Guard6-time NBA Champion, 6-time NBA Finals MVP, 5-time NBA MVP, NCAA Champion, 1984 and 1992 Olympic Gold Medalist,Owner of the Charlotte Hornets
William "Count" Basie ΩJazz Pianist, Organist, ComposerLeader of the Count Basie Orchestra
Langston Hughes ΩPoet, Activist, Novelist, PlaywrightLeader of the Harlem Renaissance
Maj. Gen. Charles BoldenAstronaut, U.S. Marine,Vietnam War Veteran,NASA Administrator
L. Douglas Wilder66th Governor of Virginia78th Mayor of Richmond, VirginiaFirst African-American elected Governor
Earl Graves, Sr. ΩPublisher, Philanthropist, Advocate of Black Businesses,Founder of Black Enterprise magazine
Dr. Percy Julian ΩChemistPioneer in the chemical synthesis of medicines from plants; Awarded more than 130 patents.
Shaquille O'NealNBA Center4-time NBA Champion, 3-time NBA Finals MVP, NBA MVP,NBA Rookie of the Year, 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist,NBA on TNT Sports Analyst
Bayard Rustin ΩCivil Rights ActivistPrimary Organizer of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Posthumously awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama
Tom JoynerRadio Personality, PhilanthropistHost of Nationally-syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show,First African-American inducted into National Radio Hall of Fame







