The Bahamas Alumni Chapterof Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Chartered January 12, 1973
Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavor
Begin the storyBrotherhood Leadership Service Achievement
I Roots
Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on January 5, 1911, at Indiana University, and has grown into an international brotherhood. Our local chapter carries those enduring principles forward through mentorship, community engagement, and the development of future leaders.
The Bahamas Alumni Chapter was chartered on January 12, 1973, and has been part of the story of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. in The Bahamas. Our chapter brings together men committed to achievement, fellowship, leadership, and meaningful service to the community.
Leadership & Brotherhood
Welcome to the Bahamas Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Our brotherhood is rooted in achievement and strengthened by service. We honour the brothers who laid our foundation, support the aspirations of our young people, and work together for a stronger Bahamas. Thank you for taking the time to learn about our chapter. We look forward to building meaningful connections with you.
II Our roots in The Bahamas
The Bahamas Alumni Chapter was chartered on January 12, 1973, and has built a legacy spanning more than five decades. Early leaders included William “Bill” Wallace and Eugene “Geno” Nairn, followed by generations of brothers who advanced the chapter's mission.
Our historical records preserve the service of past Polemarchs and the contributions of those who helped establish and sustain Kappa Alpha Psi in The Bahamas.
View the Polemarch RegisterIII Undergraduate brotherhood
University of The Bahamas · Chartered August 18, 2018
Rho Mu made history as Kappa Alpha Psi’s first international undergraduate chapter. Its establishment brought together the dedication of undergraduate brothers and the support of Bahamas Alumni, led at the time by Polemarch Quinton C. Lightbourne. Dominic Parker served as Rho Mu’s first Polemarch.
Discover Rho Mu’s storyIV Our active youth development program
Investing in the next generation through mentorship, education, leadership development, and character building. Guide Right creates opportunities for young men to learn from positive role models and develop the skills to succeed.
Now Currently serving C.I. Gibson Senior High School
V Service beyond ourselves
October 2026
Brothers of the chapter ran a food booth at the Bahamas Red Cross Society’s Annual Raffle & Mini Fair at the Arawak Cay Fish Fry Heritage Site. All proceeds from the chapter’s booth benefited the Bahamas Red Cross Society.
Earlier service
The chapter hosted a breakfast feeding project in Nassau’s Montel Heights community, organised to feed up to 200 residents. The project reflects our commitment to meeting community needs through practical service.
Read the documented report · page 18Achievement takes shape in service to our community.
Outreach through the years: these two photographs are from other occasions.
VI Our brotherhood
Moments of fellowship. A bond across generations.
Today Continuing the legacy of achievement and service
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