List of Kappa Alpha Psi brothers

The list of Kappa Alpha Psi brothers (commonly referred to as Kappas or Nupes) includes initiated and honorary members of Kappa Alpha Psi (ΚΑΨ). These members are recognized as leaders in the arts, athletics, business, civil rights, education, government, and science.[1] Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on the campus of Indiana University in 1911. The fraternity has more than 105,000 members with 721 undergraduate and alumni chapters in every state of the United States, and international chapters in the United Kingdom, Germany, Korea, Japan, the Caribbean, Saint Thomas, Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, Canada, Dominican Republic, and South Africa.[1]

The Sample Gates of Indiana University; IU was the site for the founding of Kappa Alpha Psi in 1911

Academics
Name Original chapter Notability References
Ray Belton Shreveport (LA) Alumni Chancellor for Southern University System
Cleo W. Blackburn Nu American educator. Founder and CEO for The Fundamental Board of Education;
Horace Mann Bond Epsilon President of Fort Valley State University; first African American president and alum of Lincoln University, Pennsylvania
J. Max Bond, Sr. Iota President of University of Liberia; Brother of Horace Mann Bond;
Herman George Canady Theta Noted social psychologist;
Warrick L. Carter Alpha Theta President of Columbia College;
Rufus Early Clement Theta Longtime President of Atlanta University;
Elbert Frank Cox Alpha First African American to earn a Ph.D in pure mathematics, a field concerned with mathematical theory rather than with practice or application [2]
Kenneth Clark Xi Ph.D, African-American psychologist, with his wife Dr. Mamie Clark, conducted important research among children and were active in the Civil Rights Movement. They founded the Northside Center for Child Development in Harlem and the organization Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited (HARYOU). He was also the first black president of the American Psychological Association.
Dr. Juan E. Gilbert Kappa Delta Professor and Andrew Banks Family Preeminence Endowed Chair at the University of Florida; recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring [3]
Lorenzo Greene Omicron Tenth Grand Historian of Kappa Alpha Psi; longtime History professor at Lincoln (MO) University; Historian;
Charles V. Hamilton Alpha Rho Political Scientist, Author, Professor;
Vivian Wilson Henderson Alpha Kappa Educator and human rights activist, and the eighth president of Clark College now Clark-Atlanta University.
Marc Lamont Hill Abington-Ambler (PA) Alumni Professor at Temple University; author; activist; TV political commentator and host of Our World with Black Enterprise [4]
Martin Jarmond Mu Nu Boston College Athletic Director
Joseph B. Johnson Gamma Psi Ph.D; former president of Grambling State University (1977 - 1991); former president of Talladega College (1991 - 1998). [5]
Dr. Larry Johnson Jr. Thomasville, GA Alumni President at Phoenix College in Phoenix, AZ. In July 2018, he was appointed the sixth president of Phoenix College and the first African American in its 100-year history.
Edward A. Jones Pi Longtime Morehouse College professor; Author of the A Candle in the Dark: History of Morehouse College;
Laurence C. Jones Gamma Founder and long-time president of Piney Woods Country Life School in Rankin County, Mississippi. A noted educational innovator who spent his adult life supporting the educational advancement of rural African-American students in the segregated South.
Leroy Keith Pi Eighth president of Morehouse College from 1987-1994;
C. Eric Lincoln Beta Mu Noted African-American scholar and author; Author of The Black Church Since Frazier and Race, Religion and the Continuing American Dilemma
Pellom McDaniels III Iota Iota Curator of African American Collections, Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library; Assistant Professor of African American Studies at Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia; former World League of American Football (1991-1992) and NFL (1993-2000) defensive lineman
Dr. Khalil Gibran Muhammad Delta Eta Ph.D., History; Professor; Director of The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (2011 - 7/2016),[6] New York Public Library, New York City, NY; Author [7]
Samuel DeWitt Proctor Alpha Gamma President of Virginia Union University; president of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, where he made close acquaintance with then student body president Jesse Jackson; 47th Laurel Wreath laureate;
Robert Reed (artist) Alpha Iota Artist and Collegiate professor at Yale University School of Art;
Benjamin S. Ruffin Jr. Winston-Salem (NC) Alumni African American civil rights activist, educator, and businessman in Durham, North Carolina; Past Chairman of the University of North Carolina Board of Governors
Arturo Alfonso Schomburg Omicron Historian and scholar of African-American culture [8]
James E. Shepard Durham (NC) Alumni Ph.D; founder and first President of North Carolina College at Durham, which is currently known as North Carolina Central University
Francis Cecil Sumner Tau First African American to earn a Ph.D. in psychology, known as the "father of Black psychology"
Dwaun Warmack Nu Eta President of Claflin University, former president of Harris-Stowe State University
Joseph White (psychologist) Gamma Alpha Ph.D, African-American psychologist, known as the "godfather of Black Psychology"; Professor Emeritus at the University of California-Irvine
Dr. Harrison B. Wilson Jr. Alpha Upsilon Second president of Norfolk State University
John Silvanus Wilson Pi Ph.D, Eleventh president of Morehouse College, former executive director, White House Initiative on HBCUs [9]
Arturo Schomburg

Arts and entertainment

Film, television and theatre
Name Original chapter Notability References
Keith Carlos Nu Former American football wide receiver and fashion model, who became the first male winner of America's Next Top Model.
Joe Clair Alpha Iota Television host, best known for hosting BET's Rap City [4]
Aaron Douglas Eta American painter, illustrator and visual arts educator. He was a major figure in the Harlem Renaissance. [4]
Sam Gilliam Alpha Omicron Noted color field painter and lyrical abstractionist artist.
John Marshall Jones Theta Actor
Max Julien Xi Actor; best known for his role as Goldie in the 1973 blaxploitation film, The Mack
Cedric 'The Entertainer' Kyles Mu Zeta Comedian and actor [4]
Stan Lathan Delta Theta Film director, television producer and television director' producer of shows such as Sanford & Son and Russell Simmons' Def Comedy Jam [10]
Whitman Mayo Upsilon Actor, best known as the character Grady Wilson on the sitcom Sanford and Son [4]
Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles Nu Alpha Actor and comedian, best known as "Nephew Tommy" of The Steve Harvey Morning Show
Finesse Mitchell Iota Chi Comedian, actor, writer, MC
Y'lan Noel Omicron Actor
Robert Powell III Eta Pi Stand-Up Comedian
Robert Reed (artist) Alpha Iota Artist and tenured art professor at Yale University School of Art [4]
Kevin A. Ross Los Angeles (CA) Alumni Host and producer of daytime syndicated legal show America's Court with Judge Ross
John Singleton Beta Omega Director, best known for Boyz n the Hood and Rosewood (film) [4]
Aaron D. Spears Mu Phi Television actor [4]
Ernest Lee Thomas Alpha Zeta Actor, best known as Roger "Raj" Thomas of What's Happening!! and What's Happening Now!! [4]
Darnell Lamont Walker Gamma Theta Writer and Director, best known for Blue's Clues; Emmy Nominated Producer, best known for Anacostia]].
Palmer Williams Jr. Beta Phi Stage and television actor; best known for his role as Floyd Jackson on Tyler Perry's House of Payne and the sitcom Love Thy Neighbor [11]
Lee Thompson Young Beta Omega Actor, best known for the Disney Channel's The Famous Jett Jackson
John Singleton
Cedric The Entertainer

Journalism and commentary
Name Original chapter Notability References
Robert Sengstacke Abbott Chicago (IL) Alumni Known as the African-American William Randolph Hearst, Abbott was the owner and publisher of the preeminent African-American newspaper of the 20th century, The Chicago Defender. Abbot is the 2nd awardee of the fraternity's Laurel Wreath award.
Robert W. Bogle Norristown (PA) Alumni President/CEO of Philadelphia Tribune
Charles M. Blow Gamma Psi American journalist; current visual op-ed columnist for The New York Times; former graphics director and art director for National Geographic magazine. [12]
Chris Broussard Iota Nu Sports columnist and sports reporter for Fox Sports 1 [13]
Bryan Burwell Alpha Phi Sportswriter and sports television personality
Kevin Corke Beta Theta Fox News White House Correspondent [14]
Alan Roger Currie Alpha Author, public speaker, radio personality [15]
Harold Dow Alpha Eta American news correspondent, journalist and investigative reporter for CBS News
Calvin Hughes Delta Omega Miami, FL newscaster.
Bruce Johnson (journalist) Alpha Omicron American journalist; American TV news anchorman and reporter for WUSA 9 (CBS) TV in Washington, D.C. Politics and Urban Affairs, Investigative, and hard-hitting feature stories are his expertise.
Augustus "Gus" Johnson Jr. Silver Spring (MD) Alumni Fox Sports commentator [16]
Louis Lautier Washington (DC) Alumni First African-American journalist admitted to the White House Correspondents' Association.
Thomas Miles Beta Upsilon
(Charter Member: Nu Alpha)		 Actor, writer, comedian, radio personality, better known as "Nephew Tommy" on the number-one rated syndicated radio show The Steve Harvey Morning Show
Demarco Morgan Delta Delta CBS News anchor; former News reporter and anchor for Atlanta's NBC affiliate, WXIA [17]
William Raspberry Nu Syndicated Public Affairs columnist
Tavis Smiley Alpha Talk show host; political commentator; author [18][19]
Vincent Tubbs Pi Leading African American journalist, who became the first black person to head a motion picture industry union.
Jim Vance Gamma Omega News anchor for the NBC affiliate WRC-TV in Washington, D.C. [20][21]
Solomon Wilcots Beta Theta NFL commentator and analyst for NFL Network and CBS; former NFL defensive back
Ralph Wiley Beta Phi Sports writer and author
Bill Wilkerson Gamma Upsilon Late St. Louis sportscaster and morning radio host mainly with KMOX; Play-by-play voice for NFL St. Louis Cardinals and University of Missouri Tigers football in the 1970s and 1980s;
Roger Wilkins Sigma Journalist, professor, and civil rights leader; [22]
Charles M. Blow
Kevin Corke
Tavis Smiley

Music
Name Original chapter Notability References
Gerald Alston Alpha Kappa R&B singer, lead singer with The Manhattans
Alvin Batiste Alpha Sigma Jazz clarinetist [23]
Lawrence Brownlee Indianapolis (IN) Alumni Opera singer [24]
Elwood Buchanan Beta Jazz trumpeter; music educator; early mentor to jazz legend Miles Davis [4]
Kenny Burrell Alpha Beta Jazz guitarist, Jazz Educator
Donald Byrd Alpha Beta Jazz and R&B trumpeter [4]
Byron Cage Kappa Upsilon Gospel musician [2]
Danny! Gamma Nu Recording artist for Questlove's Okayplayer Records; music producer/ and composer for MTV's Hype Music production library [2]
DeP (musician) Beta Beta R&B Recording Artist, Actor and Model [25]
Cleveland Eaton Alpha Theta Jazz bassist with Count Basie Orchestra and the Ramsey Lewis Trio [4]
DJ Jubilee Gamma Psi Noted DJ and rapper
Jester Hairston Chi American composer, songwriter, arranger, and choral conductor; actor on sitcom Amen [4]
Graham W. Jackson, Sr. Pi Organist, Composer, Music Educator, Pianist, and choral conductor [4]
Edward Jordan Alpha Sigma Jazz saxophonist [23]
Montell Jordan Beta Omega R&B musician [4]
Booker T. Jones Alpha American multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, record producer and arranger, best known as the frontman of the band Booker T. & the M.G.'s. [4]
Lecrae Eta Gamma Christian hip hop artist, record producer, and actor; president, co-owner and co-founder of the independent record label Reach Records [26]
Naledge Delta Eta Hip-hop artist
Smokie Norful Gamma Sigma Gospel musician [2]
Vinx De'Jon Parrette Beta Psi Percussionist, singer and songwriter;
Marvin Sapp Grand Rapids (MI) Alumni Gospel musician [2]
William Grant Still Delta Classical composer, first African American to conduct a major American symphony orchestra [22]
Billy Taylor Alpha Phi Jazz musician [27]
Kris Thomas Eta Gamma R&B and soul singer; competed in Season 4 of The Voice [22]
Grant Still
Billy Taylor
Lecrae (left)

Business
Name Original chapter Notability References
James A. Dallas Miami (FL) Alumni Businessman, nightclub owner, and civic leader, Fort Lauderdale; [28]
John Edward Jacob Xi Vice President of Anheuser-Busch; former CEO of the National Urban League 60th Laurel Wreath Laureate; [2]
Robert L. Johnson Beta American businessman, media magnate, executive, philanthropist and investor; founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET); former majority owner of the Charlotte Bobcats; first African-American billionaire; first African-American majority club owner of a major American sports league [4]
Reginald Lewis Alpha Phi CEO of TLC Beatrice International, the first black-owned company to have more than $1 billion in annual sales [4]
Kedar Massenburg Delta Mu President and CEO of Motown Records [2]
William Gaston Pearson Durham (NC) Alumni One of the organizers of North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, the Fraternal Bank and Trust Company, Southern Fidelity and Surety Company as well as Banker's Fire Insurance Company; [2]
Guy Primus Lambda Delta COO of Overbrook Entertainment; named one of Urban Influence Magazine's "Men of Influence 2009" [29]
Roy Roberts (chief executive) Grand Rapids (MI) Alumni Former executive with General Motors; [2]
Max Siegel Indianapolis (IN) Alumni CEO of USA Track & Field; [2]
Donald Andrew Spencer Sr. Cincinnati (OH) Alumni Noted Cincinnati businessman. Songwriter of many Kappa Alpha Psi songs; [2]
John W. Thompson Alpha Xi CEO of Virtual Instruments; Chairman of the Board of Directors for Microsoft Corporation; former vice-president at IBM; former CEO of Symantec Corporation [30]
A. Maceo Walker Alpha Delta Universal Life Insurance Company and Tri-State Bank. 34th Laurel Wreath Laureate
Carl Ware Gamma Kappa American businessman, philanthropist; Longtime Executive of Coca-Cola; 57th Laurel Wreath Laureate [4]
James A. Dallas
Robert L. Johnson
Guy Primus

Government and politics
Name Original chapter Notability References
Archie Alexander Gamma Governor of US Virgin Islands; 6th Grand Polemarch; 4th Laurel Wreath laureate; [27]
Lionel Artis Nu Indianapolis civil servant and administrator; past Editor of the Kappa Alpha Psi Journal; 8th Laurel Wreath laureate [27]
Richard H. Austin Detroit (MI) Alumni Michigan Secretary of State
Mandela Barnes Gamma Phi First African-American Lt. Governor for state of Wisconsin
Nelson B. Bascome Alpha Iota Minister of Health and Member of Parliament, Bermuda [31]
William A. Bell Birmingham (AL) Alumni Former mayor of Birmingham, Alabama
Stephen K. Benjamin Zeta Epsilon Mayor of Columbia, South Carolina [4]
Sanford Bishop Pi Representative from Georgia [32]
Tom Bradley Upsilon Mayor of Los Angeles, California; 18th Grand Polemarch; 22nd Laurel Wreath laureate; [4]
Alvin Brown Delta Psi First African-American Mayor of Jacksonville, Florida
George L. Brown Mu First Black Lieutenant Governor of Colorado; with his Kappa brother, California's Mervyn Dymally, he was one of the first two Black lieutenant-governors since Reconstruction and outside of any southern state [4]
William D. Burns Iota Former member of the Chicago City Council representing 4th Ward, Chicago. Burns (D) represented the 26th District in the Illinois House of Representatives from 2008 through 2011.
John A. Burroughs, Jr. Gamma Former US Ambassador to Uganda (1988-1991) and to Malawi (1981-1984); Played offensive linesman for the University of Iowa (1958-1959)
Dwaine Caraway Beta Upsilon Former mayor and city councilman Dallas, Texas [4]
William Lacy Clay, Jr. St Louis (MO) Alumni Representative from Missouri [32]
Michael B. Coleman Columbus (OH) Alumni Mayor of Columbus, Ohio [32]
Ian Conyers Kappa Chi Michigan Senator from District 4 [32]
John Conyers Alpha Beta Representative from Michigan; chairman of the House Judiciary Committee; 52nd Laural Wreath laureate; [32]
George W. Crockett Pi Representative from Michigan; civil rights activist; 38th Laurel Wreath laureate; [4]
Sam Cunningham Wilberforce (OH) Alumni First African-American mayor of Waukegan, Illinois [33]
Mike Davis Zeta Delta California State Assembly member [2]
Rufus Davis Theta Eta Mayor of Camilla, Georgia [2]
Richard C. Dixon Dayton (OH) Alumni Former mayor of Dayton, OH
Mervyn M. Dymally Upsilon First black Lieutenant Governor of California; Representative from California [4]
Walter E. Fauntroy Alpha Gamma Representative from Washington, D.C.; civil rights leader [4]
Adrian Fenty Alpha Omega Former mayor of Washington, D.C. [34]
Aaron D. Ford Las Vegas (NV) Alumni State Senate Majority Leader Nevada [35]
Johnny Ford Beta Phi Former Mayor of Tuskegee, Alabama [32]
Jason Frierson Theta Sigma Speaker of the Nevada State Assembly [32]
Wilson Frost Alpha Delta Longtime Chicago, Illinois alderman [32]
Truman Gibson Iota Lawyer, Government advisor, and later influential boxing promoter who played a unique and unheralded role in the Civil Rights Movement, primarily as a member of the "Black Cabinet" of Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S Truman. [32]
William F. Gibson Beta Rho Dentist, Civil Rights activist, and former chairman of the NAACP [32]
Wilson Goode Philadelphia (PA) Alumni First African-American Mayor of Philadelphia [36]
Curtis Graves Beta Upsilon Former Texas state House of Representative [4]
Anton Gunn Zeta Epsilon First African American from District 79; South Carolina House of Representatives member
Elihu Harris Gamma Alpha Mayor of Oakland, California [22]
Alcee Hastings Alpha Delta Representative from Florida; Federal Judge; 59th Laurel Wreath laureate; [32]
John Hayden Jr. Beta Nu Police Commissioner of the St. Louis [32]
Dennis Courtland Hayes Alpha Former interim president and general counsel of NAACP
Wade Henderson Washington (DC) Alumni Former president of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights [32]
Dennis Hightower Xi Former Army Officer, retired business executive, college educator, and public servant who was the United States Deputy Secretary of Commerce from 2009 to 2010. [4]
Alvin Holmes Beta Zeta Former Alabama state House of Representative [4]
Alphonso R. Jackson Epsilon Eta 13th United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) [32]
Lester G. Jackson Epsilon Psi Georgia state senator [4]
Benjamin Jealous Washington (DC) Alumni President and CEO of the NAACP
Hakeem Jeffries Mu Kappa Representative from New York [32]
Eric Johnson (Texas politician) Theta Iota Mayor of Dallas, Texas; former state representative Texas
Richard Lee Jones Tau Former United States Ambassador to Liberia 1955-1959; U.S. Army General; [27]
Vernon Jones Alpha Kappa CEO of DeKalb County, Georgia; Senator from Georgia 2008 candidate [22]
Alfred Lawson Jr. Tallahassee (FL) Alumni Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Florida
Chokwe Lumumba Canton-Madison (MS) Alumni Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi
Joe Lang Kershaw Miami (FL) Alumni Florida politician and educator [27]
Jamie Mayo Rayville (LA) Alumni Former mayor of Monroe, Louisiana
Arthur B. McCaw Eta Civil servant and Civil Rights activist active in Nebraska.
Donald McEachin Beta Kappa, Charter Member Kappa Chi U.S. House of Representatives member from Virginia [32]
Nathaniel J. McFadden Baltimore (MD) Alumni President Pro Tempore, Senate of Maryland
Eddie Melton Alpha Upsilon Indiana state senator from Gary, IN
Clarence Mitchell III Alpha Iota Former member of the Maryland Senate and House of Delegates
Joseph Neal Gamma Mu South Carolina House of Representatives member from District 70;
Carl Officer Gamma Upsilon Former Mayor of East St. Louis, IL [32]
Alvin Parks Pi Former Mayor of East St. Louis, IL [32]
Cecil A. Partee Alpha Theta First African-American to serve both as President of the Illinois State Senate and Cook County's State Attorney; Three-term treasurer for city of Chicago, IL.
Obie Patterson Gainesville (FL) Alumni Maryland House of Delegates; former chairman of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland
James Perkins, Jr. Gamma Phi First African-American Mayor of Selma, Alabama [37]
Edward J. Perkins Alexandria-Fairfax (VA) Alumni US Ambassador to Liberia, South Africa, the United Nations, and Australia [38]
Kwame Raoul Theta Zeta State Attorney General for Illinois; former Illinois state representative [4]
Brensil Rolle Bahamas Alumni Member of Parliament, the Bahamas [39]
Kasim Reed Atlanta (GA) Alumni Mayor of Atlanta [40]
Julian Russell Epsilon Alpha Senator, the Bahamas [41]
Charles E. Samuels, Jr. Kappa Kappa 8th Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons; its first African-American director [42]
Carl B. Stokes Alpha Omega Mayor of Cleveland, first black mayor of a major US city [4]
Louis Stokes Alpha Omega First African-American Congressman from Ohio; civil rights lawyer; 51st Laurel Wreath Laureate [38]
John F. Street Philadelphia (PA) Alumni Mayor of Philadelphia [34]
Kurt Summers Beta Nu Former city treasurer of Chicago, Illinois
Danny Tabor Mayor of Inglewood, California [43]
Shawn Z. Tarrant Epsilon Zeta Maryland House of Delegates
Arthur Teele Alpha Xi Florida attorney; former US Assistant Secretary of Transportation; ran for mayor of Miami-Dade County in 1996
Bennie Thompson Gamma Rho Representative from Mississippi; Chairman of House Homeland Security Committee; 71st Laurel Wreath Laureate [4]
Decatur "Bucky" Trotter Alpha Phi Past member of the Maryland State Senate and past chairman of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland.
Luska Twyman Alpha Upsilon Kentucky's first African American mayor in 1968 when Twyman became mayor of Glasgow, Kentucky. An appointee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights
Clyde Vanel Xi Beta Assembly member for the 33rd District of the New York State Assembly;
Dwayne D. Warren Theta Iota Attorney; Elected 2012 as Mayor of the City of Orange Township, New Jersey
Craig Watkins Zeta Beta First African-American district attorney in Texas, Dallas County; lawyer
Wellington Webb Denver (CO) Alumni Mayor of Denver Former mayor of Denver, CO; 54th Laurel Wreath laureate of Kappa Alpha Psi [4]
Michael Weeks Bermuda Alumni Member of Parliament, Bermuda [44]
Jesse White Beta Zeta Secretary of State of Illinois [45]
Michael White Zeta Mayor of Cleveland
J. Ernest Wilkins, Sr. Beta Attorney; Undersecretary of Labor for International Labor Affairs; 13th Grand Polemarch; 5th Laurel Wreath laureate;
Albert Wynn Beta Epsilon Former member of the U.S. House of Representative from Maryland [32]
Sanford Bishop
William Clay
John Conyers
Rufus Davis
Adrian Fenty
Alcee Hastings
Charles E. Samuels, Jr.

Law
Name Original chapter Notability References
Marvin S. Arrington Sr. Gamma Kappa Fulton (GA) County Judge, former Fulton (GA) County Commissioner [4]
A. A. Birch, Jr. Epsilon First African American to serve as Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court <rfw-famouskappas/>
A. Scott Bolden Pi Noted Attorney and television political commentator, [4]
Robert Brokenburr Indianapolis (IN) Alumni Indianapolis based attorney, civil rights leaders and Indiana state senator. [4]
Johnnie Cochran Upsilon Defense attorney, best known for his role in the legal defense during the O. J. Simpson murder case [4]
William Cousins Beta Retired Illinois State Appellate Judge; Former Chicago Alderman, [4]
George Crockett III Pi Judge, Recorder's Court (Detroit); served on the same bench as his father, Judge George Crockett, Jr. [46]
Earl B. Dickerson Beta Prominent African-American attorney, community activist and business executive who successfully argued before the US Supreme Court in Hansberry v. Lee; 5th Grand Polemarch; 14th Laurel Wreath laureate;
Robert Morton Duncan Zeta First African-American to serve as a Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court
Andrew L. Carter, Jr. Iota Delta District Court Judge, United States District Court for the Southern District of New York; appointed by President Barack Obama
Gonzalo P. Curiel Alpha District Court Judge, United States District Court for the Southern District of California; appointed by President Barack Obama [47]
Richard Erwin Alpha Epsilon First African American to be elected to a statewide office in North Carolina; President Jimmy Carter appointed Erwin in 1980 as the first black federal judge in North Carolina
Henry Frye Alpha Nu First African American chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court; 53rd Laurel Wreath Laureate [4]
William P. Greene, Jr. Tau Former judge on the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims <rfw-famouskappas/>
George Edward Chalmer Hayes Washington (DC) Alumni Civil rights attorney; 15th Laurel Wreath laureate [2]
Wade Henderson Washington (DC) Alumni Attorney; President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Donald L. Hollowell Beta Lambda Civil rights attorney; attorney for Martin Luther King Jr.; 18th Laurel Wreath laureate;
Napoleon A. Jones, Jr. Delta Epsilon Past U.S. District Court Judge for Southern District of California
Nathaniel R. Jones Beta Pi Former judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. As general counsel of the NAACP, he gained recognition for his legal efforts to end school segregation in the northern United States; 65th Laurel Wreath Laureate
George N. Leighton Xi Retired Cook County (IL) Circuit Court Judge and Illinois Appellate Judge [4]
Conrad L. Mallett, Jr. Upsilon Attorney, Past Justice on the Michigan Supreme Court, [4]
C. Vernon Mason Pi Attorney for infamous Tawana Brawley case, Howard Beach incident. [4]
Wade H. McCree Alpha Delta First African American appointed to the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit; second African-American US Solicitor General
Loren Miller (judge) Mu American journalist, civil rights activist, attorney and judge. He was appointed to the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles [2]
Theodore McMillian Alpha Mu First African American to serve on the Missouri Court of Appeals, and the first African American to serve as a United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
William Robert Ming Iota Civil rights pioneer, attorney, law professor; best known as one of the architects of the legal strategy leading to the Supreme Court's landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education, working on the litigation team for that case and on a number of the important cases leading to Brown, including Shelley v. Kraemer, Sweatt v. Painter and McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents
Irvin Charles Mollison Iota First African American to serve on the United States Customs Court. [2]
James D. Montgomery Beta Chicago, IL based attorney [4]
Donald Gaines Murray Alpha Iota Central figure in Murray v. Pearson (1935), which ruled that the University of Maryland School of Law's policy of racial segregation was unconstitutional [48]
Theodore R. Newman Jr. Chi First African American to serve as Chief Justice of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals [2]
T. Gillis Nutter Tau Civil Rights activist, NAACP leader, 3rd Laurel Wreath laureate [4]
James Benton Parsons Alpha Mu First African American to serve as a US Federal District Judge
J. Richmond Pearson Pi Former Jefferson County Judge and Alabama State Senator
Eugene K. Pettis Zeta Phi First African American to serve as president of the Florida Bar [49]
Carlton W. Reeves Delta Delta District Court Judge, United States District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi; appointed by President Barack Obama
Donald Remy Nu Iota Executive Vice President of Law, Policy & Governance and

Chief Legal Officer at the N.C.A.A.
Scovel Richardson Beta Judge for the United States Court of International Trade appointed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower
Virgil C. Smith Delta Pi Judge of the 3rd Circuit Court in Wayne County, MI. He was appointed to fill a vacancy in this court by Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm. He has served as a member of the Michigan House of Representatives and as a Michigan state senator.
George H. Starke Pi Broke the color line as the first African-American law student at the University of Florida. [4]
Percy Sutton New York (NY) Alumni Attorney and civil rights activist; attorney for Malcolm X [2]
Johnnie Cochran

Literature
Name Original chapter Notability References
Lerone Bennett, Jr. Pi Best selling author; Author of Before the Mayflower; editor of Ebony [50]
Sam Greenlee Beta Omicron Author of The Spook Who Sat by the Door; Illinois poet laureate in 1969
LeAlan Jones Theta Eta Author of Our America: Life and Death on the South Side of Chicago [22]

Military
Name Original chapter Notability References
Claude M. Bolton Jr. Eta Retired United States Air Force flag officer who served as United States Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology from 2002 to 2008.
Andrew Chambers Xi Commanding general of the VII Corps and the United States Army Central;
Dennis Hightower Xi Former Army Officer; former United States Deputy Secretary of Commerce from August 11, 2009 to August 27, 2010.
Daniel James, Jr. Nashville (TN) Alumni First African-American four-star general; 28th Laurel Wreath laureate; [4]
James B. Knighten Beta Gamma Tuskegee Airmen; one of the first twelve African-Americans to become a pilot in the United States
Frederick C. Branch Alpha Epsilon First African-American officer in the United States Marine Corps [2]
Russell C. Davis Des Moines (IA) Alumni Lt. General in the United States Air Force
Frederic E. Davison Xi first African American United States Army Major General and division commander, who served as commander of the 199th Light Infantry Brigade during the Vietnam War.
John R. Fox Delta First Lieutenant in World War II; posthumously received Medal of Honor in 1997
Aundre F. Piggee Gamma Sigma Lt. General in the United States Army
John W. Shannon Delta Zeta Former Under Secretary of the United States Army;
Robert W. Smith III Beta Epsilon Major General in the United States Army Reserve [51]
Clifford Stanley Alpha Lambda Major General in the United States Marine Corps
Dennis L. Via Alpha Phi Four-star General; 18th Commander of the United States Army Materiel Command; 72nd Laurel Wreath laureate; [52]
Daniel James, Jr.
Dennis L. Via

Religion
Name Original chapter Notability References
Ralph Abernathy Beta Zeta Civil rights leader; former president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
Jamal Harrison Bryant Baltimore (MD) Alumni Pastor of Empowerment Temple AME Church in Baltimore, Maryland; has appeared on BET's Meet the Faith, CNN, C-SPAN, and Politically Incorrect; served as a panelist on the national town hall meetings entitled "The State of Black America" and "The State of the Black Church"
Calvin O. Butts Pi Pastor of Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem, New York; President of the State University of New York College at Old Westbury; Chairman and founder of the Abyssinian Development Corporation, an engine for $500 million in housing and commercial development in Harlem
Leon Finney Jr. Chicago (IL) Alumni Founder and pastor of Metropolitan Apostolic Community Church in Chicago, IL. He was also known for his association with The Woodlawn Organization, a community development initiative in the Woodlawn neighborhood of Chicago.
Eddie L. Long Alpha Kappa Pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church
Reverdy C. Ransom Delta A.M.E Bishop, Civil Rights activist;
Leon Sullivan Tau Late Baptist minister; civil rights leader and social activist; pastor emeritus of Zion Baptist Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 29th Laurel Wreath laureate;
Gardner C. Taylor Alpha Omega Late Pastor Emeritus of the Concord Baptist Church in Brooklyn, NY; awarded the 2000 Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Bill Clinton
Frederick B. Williams Pi Canon of the Church of the Intercession in Harlem.
Ralph Abernathy

Science
Name Original chapter Notability References
Julian Earls Epsilon Zeta Physicist work for NASA for 40 years; 74th Laurel Wreath Laureate;
Nathan L. Fletcher Alpha Iota President of the National Dental Association [53]
Henry Foster Pi Surgeon General of the United States nominee [4]
Bernard A. Harris, Jr. Eta Lambda Astronaut; first African American to walk in space; 50th Laurel Wreath laureate; [4]
Samuel P. Massie Alpha Delta Chemistry professor; first African American to teach at the US Naval Academy; worked on The Manhattan Project; was president of what was then North Carolina College at Durham; 25th Laurel Wreath Laureate
Roderic I. Pettigrew Pi Physicist, engineer, and physician who is CEO of EnHealth and Executive Dean for EnMean at Texas A&M University;
Ossian Sweet Delta Main figure in a noteworthy civil rights / self-defense case in the 1920s. Detroit physician known for being charged with murder in 1925 after he and his friends used armed self-defense against a hostile white crowd protesting after Sweet moved into their neighborhood.
J. Ernest Wilkins, Jr. Iota African-American mathematician and nuclear scientist who worked on The Manhattan Project
Bernard Harris

Sports

Baseball
Name Original chapter Notability References
Emmett Ashford Upsilon First African American umpire in Major League Baseball [54]
Larry Bradford Gamma Kappa Former MLB pitcher with the Atlanta Braves [54]
Harvey Branch Beta Zeta Former minor league pitcher and MLB player for the St. Louis Cardinals [54]
Don Buford Beta Omega Former MLB player for the Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles; former minor and major league coach [54]
Donn Clendenon Pi Former MLB first baseman; MVP in the 1969 World Series with the New York Mets [54]
Samuel Drake Beta Tau Former MLB infielder with Chicago Cubs and New York Mets in mid to late 1960s [54]
Solly Drake Beta Tau Former MLB outfielder with several MLB teams in mid to late 1950s [54]
Kenny Lofton Delta Omicron Former MLB outfielder [54]
Lloyd McClendon Zeta Alpha Hitting coach for Detroit Tigers. Former MLB outfielder; former manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Seattle Mariners [54]
Walter Owens Gamma Beta Former pitcher and outfielder who played in Negro league baseball. Coached baseball and basketball for 54 years, 34 of them at Northern Illinois University before retiring in 2007. [54]
Charlie Williams (umpire) Epsilon Kappa African American umpire in Major League Baseball [54]
Reggie Williams Alpha Sigma Former MLB player for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Cleveland Indians [54]
Lloyd McClendon

Basketball
Name Original chapter Notability References
Cy Alexander Washington (DC) Alumni Former head basketball coach of North Carolina A&T State University, Tennessee State University and South Carolina State University;
Bernie Bickerstaff Delta Epsilon Assistant coach for the Cleveland Cavaliers; NBA coach and front office executive [4]
Rolando Blackman Beta Psi Former Dallas Mavericks guard; College Basketball Hall of Fame, 2015; Assistant coach with Turkey national basketball team; one of only two former Maverick players to have his jersey retired by the team [10]
Walter Bond Psi Former NBA guard, professional motivational speaker
Bill Bridges Mu Former NBA Forward; 1975 NBA Champion; 3 time NBA All Star
Kevin Broadus Silver Spring (MD) Alumni Head coach of Morgan State University, former head mens basketball coach - Binghamton University;
Bill Buntin Sigma Former NBA Forward;
Willie Burton Psi Former NBA Forward;
Mack Calvin Beta Omega Former ABA Guard;
Jason Capel Theta Omicron Former men's head basketball coach of Appalachian State University; former basketball player for the North Carolina Tar Heels
Jeff Capel II Epsilon Beta Former men's head basketball coach Old Dominion University, North Carolina A&T University and Fayetteville State University; former NBA assistant coach Philadelphia 76ers and Charlotte Bobcats [4]
Wilt Chamberlain Mu Former NBA center; Basketball Hall of Fame, 1978; College Basketball Hall of Fame, 2006 [4]
John Chaney Gamma Theta Distinguished Cheyney University of Pennsylvania and Temple University head coach; Basketball Hall of Fame 2001 [4]
David Cox (basketball) Xi Theta Current head basketball coach of University of Rhode Island
Gene Cross Beta Former head professional and collegiate basketball coach;
Erick Dampier Eta Upsilon Former NBA center [4]
Harold Ellis Pi Former NBA Los Angeles Clippers Denver Nuggets forward; NBA team executive [4]
Alex English Zeta Epsilon Former NBA forward; Basketball Hall of Fame, 1997; College Basketball Hall of Fame, 2006, NBA assistant coach for Toronto Raptors and Sacramento Kings
Larry Finch Memphis (TN) Alumni Former head coach of University of Memphis
Dwight Freeman Dover (DE) Alumni Former Head coach of Norfolk State University, former head mens basketball coach - Marshall University;
Bill Garrett Alpha First African-American to play on the IU basketball team and also the first to regularly start on a Big Ten team; Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, 1974
Caesar Felton Gayles Pi
(Charter Member)		 Distinguished Langston University men's basketball head coach; College Basketball Hall of Fame 2014 [4]
James Green Lambda Pi
(Charter Member)		 Former Head coach of Jacksonville State University
Tommie Green Baton Rouge (LA) Alumni Former NBA guard; Former men's head basketball Southern University
Penny Hardaway Kappa Beta Former Orlando Magic guard; 1996 Summer Olympics gold medalist; Current head basketball coach at University of Memphis; [10]
Leonard Hamilton Zeta Kappa
(Charter Member)		 Head coach of Florida State University; former head coach at Oklahoma State University, the University of Miami, and NBA's Washington Wizards
Marques Haynes Alpha Pi Former Harlem Globetrotter; Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, 1998 [10]
Walt Hazzard Upsilon Former NBA guard; former head coach of UCLA; led UCLA to its first NCAA Championship while going undefeated; 1964 Summer Olympics gold medalist
Alan Henderson Alpha Former NBA forward [4]
Bob Hopkins New Orleans (LA) Alumni Former NBA player, coach and scout. Interim head coach of Seattle SuperSonics 1977-1978;
Talen Horton-Tucker Omega Drafted by the NBA Los Angeles Lakers in 2019 NBA Draft; [4]
Allan Houston Mu Rho Assistant general manager for the New York Knicks; former NBA guard; 2000 Summer Olympics gold medalist [4]
Wade Houston Alpha Omicron Former head basketball coach at University of Tennessee; first African-American head basketball coach in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) [4]
Phil Hubbard Sigma Former NBA forward and assistant coach; 1976 Summer Olympics gold medalist
Melvin Hunt Lambda Lambda
(Charter member: Xi Sigma)		 NBA assistant coach; Interim head coach for NBA Denver Nuggets in 2015
Ben Jobe Alpha Delta Former collegiate basketball head coach; best known as the head coach of Southern University
George T. Johnson Beta Gamma Former NBA Center; Member of the 1975 NBA Champion Golden State Warriors;
Sam Jones Boston (MA) Alumni Former Boston Celtics Guard; Basketball Hall of Fame, 1984; College Basketball Hall of Fame, 2006, ten-time NBA champion [4]
Kerry Kittles Delta Eta Former NBA forward;
Lonnie Kluttz Alpha Nu Former ABA player;
Lonnie Lynn Delta Former ABA player; Father of rapper and actor Common
McCoy McLemore Omega Former NBA guard; long time color analyst for Houston Rockets; <
Kennedy Meeks Theta Omicron Forward on the 2016-17 NCAA champion North Carolina Tar Heels basketball team;
Joe Meriweather Gamma Upsilon Former NBA center;
Eddie Miles Gamma Eta Retired NBA guard Detroit Pistons, New York Knicks, Baltimore Bullets
Jerome Mincy Kappa Kappa Member of the Puerto Rican national basketball team 1983-2002 [10]
Johnny Newman Eta Xi Former NBA forward [4]
David Noel Theta Omicron Former NBA forward; played in Philippine Basketball Association and the French LNB Pro A
Sam Perkins Fort Worth (TX) Alumni Former NBA forward; 1984 Summer Olympics gold medalist; Member of 1982 NCAA men's basketball championship University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Elliot Perry Kappa Beta Former NBA guard; Memphis Grizzlies radio commentator
Charles Ramsey (basketball) Delta Nu Former men's head basketball coach Eastern Michigan University from 2005-2011 [4]
Ulysses Reed Iota Tau Former star guard with University of Arkansas teams of the late 1970s and early 1980s
Oscar Robertson Beta Eta Former NBA guard; Basketball Hall of Fame, 1980; College Basketball Hall of Fame, 2006; FIBA Hall of Fame, 2009; 1960 Summer Olympics gold medalist; the Oscar Robertson Trophy was named in his honor [4]
Bill Russell Gamma Alpha Former NBA center; first African-American inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame; Basketball Hall of Fame, 1975; College Basketball Hall of Fame, 2006; FIBA Hall of Fame, 2007; 1956 Summer Olympics gold medalist; eleven-time NBA champion; awarded the 2011 Presidential Medal of Freedom; the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award was named in his honor; 1956 Summer Olympics gold medalist [4]
Cazzie Russell Sigma Former NBA guard and forward; CBA coach; College Basketball Hall of Fame, 2011
Mark Tatum Iota Phi NBA Deputy Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer (COO); first African-American Deputy Commissioner of the NBA [55]
Tom Thacker (basketball) Beta Eta Former NBA / ABA Forward; 1968 NBA Champion; 1971 ABA Champion
James Wade (basketball) Kappa Zeta
(Charter Member: Omicron Iota)		 WNBA head coach of Chicago Sky
Darrell Walker Iota Tau Head basketball coach Clark Atlanta University former assistant coach for the New York Knicks; former head coach of NBA Toronto Raptors, former NBA guard [4]
Melvin Watkins Zeta Delta Former head coach of Texas A&M University
Milt Williams Alpha Mu Former NBA guard; New York Knicks
George Wilson Beta Eta Former NBA forward-center; 1964 Summer Olympics gold medalist
Lorenzen Wright Kappa Beta Former NBA forward
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Bill Russell
Penny Hardaway

Football
Name Original chapter Notability References
Cleveland Abbott Tuskegee (AL) Alumni Served as the head coach at Tuskegee University between 1923-1954; Won 6 black college football national championships;
Hubbard Alexander Alpha Theta Longtime NFL and College Running Back coach for multiple teams
Jaire Alexander Alpha Omicron Green Bay Packers defensive back
Willie Alexander (American football) Gamma Pi Former Houston Oilers cornerback;
Houston Antwine Gamma Upsilon Former AFL defensive tackle for New England Patriots, and Philadelphia Eagles; 6 time AFL All Star
Nnamdi Asomugha Gamma Alpha Former Oakland Raiders All-Pro cornerback; philanthropist [56]
Chris Barclay Omicron Sigma Former NFL running back [2]
Lem Barney Delta Delta Former Detroit Lions All-Pro safety; Pro Football Hall of Fame, 1992 [4]
Odell Barry Beta Xi Retired wide receiver Denver Broncos; former of mayor Northglenn, Colorado [2]
Reggie Barlow Jacksonville (FL) Alumni Former Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver; Head Coach Virginia State University [2]
Tra Battle Zeta Iota Former NFL defensive back
Albert Bell (American football) Eta Chi Former NFL wide receiver [56]
Latin Berry Delta Alpha Former NFL defensive back with Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns [2]
J. J. Birden Delta Alpha Former NFL wide receiver [2]
Harry Boatswain Nu Gamma Former NFL offensive tackle for New York Jets and Philadelphia Eagles; member of the Super Bowl XXIX champion San Francisco 49ers
Keith Bostic (American football) Sigma Former Houston Oilers defensive back;
Jim Braxton Beta Epsilon
(Charter Member: Epsilon Chi)		 Former Buffalo Bills fullback; blocking back for OJ Simpson;
Johnny Bright Omega Former CFL running back, College Football Hall of Fame, 1984, Canadian Football Hall of Fame, 1970, Three time Grey Cup Champion [2]
Dana Brinson Eta Former wide receiver for NFL San Diego Chargers and Atlanta Falcons and the London Monarchs of the World League [2]
Marlin Briscoe Alpha Eta Former AFL quarterback and AFL/NFL wide receiver; 2-time Super Bowl Champion as a wide receiver on Miami Dolphins, the first African-American to start at quarterback for a major professional football league game with the 1968 AFL Denver Broncos
Bob Brown Eta Former Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams, and Oakland Raiders offensive tackle; Pro Football Hall of Fame, 2004 and College Football Hall of Fame, 1993
Larry Brown Kappa Epsilon Former Dallas Cowboys cornerback; Super Bowl XXX MVP
Reggie Brown (running back) Delta Alpha Former NFL running back with Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles and USFL Arizona Outlaws [2]
Steve Brown Delta Alpha Former Houston Oilers cornerback; NFL secondary coach [56]
Brandon Brooks Houston (TX) Alumni Philadelphia Eagles Guard
Earnest Byner Eta Psi Former NFL Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins and Baltimore Ravens running back, NFL running back coach [2]
Jim Caldwell Gamma Former head coach of the Detroit Lions; former head coach of the Indianapolis Colts and Wake Forest Demon Deacons; former offensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens [57]
D. J. Campbell Gamma Alpha Miami Dolphins safety
Chris Canty New York (NY) Alumni Former NFL defensive lineman Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Baltimore Ravens, Member of the 2011 Super Bowl Champion New York Giants,
Drew Carter Zeta Former Carolina Panthers, Oakland Raiders wide receiver [2]
Maurice Carthon Theta Mu Former assistant head coach for the Kansas City Chiefs; Former fullback for New York Giants and USFL New Jersey Generals; Two-time Super Bowl champion [58]
Marino Casem Jackson (MS) Alumni Served as the head coach at Alabama State University, Alcorn State University, and Southern University; inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2003
Greg Childs Iota Tau Former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver [4]
Dextor Clinkscale Alpha Lambda Former NFL Dallas Cowboys defensive back; [56]
Ken Coffey Iota Delta
(Charter Member: Lambda Theta)		 Former NFL Washington Redskins defensive back
Junior Coffey Gamma Eta Former NFL running back with the Green Bay Packers, Atlanta Falcons, and New York Giants; Thoroughbred horse trainer
Corey Coleman Xi Sigma NFL wide receiver Cleveland Browns; Buffalo Bills; New England Patriots; New York Giants
Ron Cooper (American football) Eta Mu Former head football coach of Louisville University and Alabama A&M University; longtime assistant coach in NCAA and NFL;
Reggie Corner Xi Xi Former Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars safety
Jerome Couplin III Xi Theta Former Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles, Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams Safety. Former CFL Linebacker for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Current Safety for the Orlando Apollos
Neal Craig Alpha Delta Former Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Browns safety
B. J. Daniels Zeta Chi Former NFL Seattle Seahawks, Houston Texans QB [59]
Theophilus Danzy Natchez (MS) Alumni Former head football coach at Alabama A&M University, Alcorn State University, Prairie View A&M University, and Stillman College
Eric Davis Eta Mu Former All-Pro San Francisco 49ers, Carolina Panthers cornerback; former NFL Network analyst
Khalil Davis Eta 2020 draft pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Willie Davis Gamma Psi Former All-Pro Cleveland Browns and Green Bay Packers defensive end; Pro Football Hall of Fame, 1981; member of the Green Bay Packers Board of Directors
Ron Dickerson Beta Psi Former head coach of Temple University and Alabama State University [4]
Ron Dickerson Jr. Iota Tau Former wide receiver NFL Kansas City Chiefs; former head football coach of Gardner-Webb University
Willie Drewrey Epsilon Chi Former NFL Houston Oilers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver
Chuck Ealey Beta Xi Former CFL All-Pro quarterback; Led University of Toledo to 35 consecutive wins in a three-year span from 1969–1971, finished eighth in 1971 Heisman Trophy ballot
T.B. Ellis Pi Former Jackson State University head football coach (1946-51) and basketball coach (1949-50)
Earl Faison Alpha Former AFL defensive tackle for San Diego Chargers, and Miami Dolphins; Member of 1963 AFL Champion San Diego Chargers; 1961 AFL Rookie of the Year
Donnie Fletcher Chi Former NFL cornerback [2]
Jamar Fletcher Beta Omicron Former NFL cornerback; recipient of Jim Thorpe Award and Jack Tatum Trophy [56]
Terrell Fletcher Beta Omicron Retired NFL running back San Diego Chargers [56]
Duke Foster Pi Head football coach at Morehouse College from 1957 to 1966
Ramon Foster Brentwood (TN) Alumni Pittsburgh Steeler Guard
Wallace Francis Gamma Sigma Former NFL wide receiver with the Atlanta Falcons and Buffalo Bills
Kenneth Geddes Eta Former NFL linebacker;
Howard C. Gentry Alpha Xi Former Tennessee State University head football coach (1955-60)
John Gilliam Atlanta (GA) Alumni Former NFL wide receiver
Marquise Goodwin Iota Delta San Francisco 49ers wide receiver; 2012 Summer Olympic long jumper
Jason Goss Kappa Epsilon Former NFL/CFL cornerback
Chris Gragg Iota Tau Buffalo Bills tight end [60]
Derrick Gragg Nu Rho Collegiate Athletic Administrator; Athletic Director at Tulsa University, former collegiate defensive back at Vanderbilt University;
David Grant Epsilon Chi Former NFL defensive lineman [2]
Leon Gray Delta Delta Former Pro Bowl offensive tackle for New England Patriots, Houston Oilers, and New Orleans Saints;
Robert Green (American football) Eta Omega Former NFL running back [2]
Bobby Grier Beta Epsilon First African American football player to break the color barrier of the collegiate Sugar Bowl game when his Pittsburgh Panthers played in the 1956 Sugar Bowl held in New Orleans, LA against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets [2]
DeJuan Groce Eta Former NFL cornerback [2]
Cortez Hankton Beta Upsilon Former NFL wide receiver; current college football assistant coach;
Mike Harden Sigma Former NFL Denver Broncos safety
Willie Harper Eta Former San Francisco 49ers linebacker; Member of 1981 Super Bowl Champion San Francisco 49ers
Bobby Harris Lambda Pi Former NFL/CFL offensive tackle [2]
Chick Harris Gamma Iota Long time NFL assistant coach [4]
Corey Harris Nu Rho Former NFL safety [2]
Duriel Harris Eta Tau Former NFL wide receiver with Miami Dolphins
Nic Harris Zeta Omega Former Buffalo Bills and Carolina Panthers linebacker
Matthew Hatchette Langston (OK) Alumni Former NFL wide receiver [2]
Adam Henry (American football) Epsilon Phi Longtime NFL and College assistant coach for multiple teams
Kahlil Hill Gamma Former NFL/CFL wide receiver [56]
Randal Hill Miami (FL) Alumni Former NFL wide receiver [56]
Randy Hilliard Theta Lambda Former NFL defensive back; [56]
Jessie Hester Theta Eta Former NFL wide receiver
Bruce Holmes Stockbridge-Jonesboro (GA) Alumni Retired Minnesota Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs linebacker [2]
Earl Holmes Alpha Xi Former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker [2]
DeAndre Houston-Carson Xi Theta NFL defensive back [2]
Hornsby Howell Durham (NC) Alumni Former head football coach at North Carolina A&T University; first African-American on the football coaching staff of the University of Georgia [2]
Lane Howell Gamma Psi Retired NFL lineman New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles [2]
Brett Hundley Upsilon NFL Quarterback Green Bay Packers Seattle Seahawks quarterback
Gerald Irons Gamma Xi Former Oakland Raiders and Cleveland Browns linebacker
Larron Jackson Delta Omega Former NFL Denver Broncos and Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman
Willie Jackson Zeta Phi Former NFL wide receiver [56]
Willie Jeffries Alpha Lambda First African American head coach of an NCAA Division I-A football program at Wichita State University; elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2010
Tony Jeter Eta Retired NFL tight end; [2]
Billy Joe Wilberforce (OH) Alumni Former AFL running back; 1963 AFL Rookie of the Year; longtime college head coach Central State University, Florida A&M University, Miles College, Member of the College Football Hall of Fame,
John Henry Johnson Gamma Iota Pro Football Hall of Fame 1987; member of 49ers Million Dollar Backfield [4]
Marquis Johnson Eta Chi Former NFL cornerback
Daryll Jones Zeta Iota Former defensive back with Green Bay Packers and Denver Broncos;
J. J. Jones Alpha Delta Former New York Jets quarterback; backup QB to Joe Namath; played for Calgary Stampeders in CFL;
Kevin Jones Theta Psi Former Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears running back [22][56]
William Judson Alpha Lambda Former NFL Miami Dolphins cornerback; [56]
EJ Junior Eta Chi Former Arizona Cardinals and Miami Dolphins linebacker; two-time Pro Bowler [56]
Colin Kaepernick Xi Phi Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback [61]
Shaun King St. Petersburg (FL) Alumni Former NFL and Arena Football League quarterback; sports personality [22]
Roland Lakes Delta Upsilon Former San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman
Jerry Latin Epsilon Omicron Former NFL St. Louis Cardinals (football) running back [2]
Steve Lawson Mu Former NFL offensive lineman <
Charles Lee Lambda Omega Former Arizona Cardinals wide receiver
Larry Lee (American football) Upsilon Former NFL offensive tackle for Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins and Denver Broncos;
Cleo Lemon Theta Mu Former NFL/CFL quarterback [62]
Keenan Lewis Iota Iota New Orleans Saints cornerback [2]
Leo Lewis Alpha Mu Former CFL Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back, College Football Hall of Fame, 2005, Canadian Football Hall of Fame, 1973, Four time Grey Cup Champion [2]
Greg Lloyd Gamma Zeta Former Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowl linebacker [2]
Andre Lott Mu Rho Former NFL safety [2]
Derek Loville Delta Alpha Former NFL running back; played on 3 Super Bowl championship teams
Lenny Lyles Alpha Omicron Former Baltimore Colts cornerback, Member of the 1958 NFL Champions [56]
Brandon Marshall Lambda Omega Chicago Bears All-Pro wide receiver; 2012 NFL Pro Bowl MVP; most receptions in a game in NFL history (21) [56]
Brandon Marshall Xi Phi Denver Broncos linebacker [56]
Jim Marshall Zeta Former Minnesota Vikings All-Pro defensive end; member of the famed Purple People Eaters defense; [56]
Harvey Martin Zeta Upsilon
(Charter member: Eta Phi)		 Defensive end with the Dallas Cowboys; Super Bowl XII MVP; NFL Defensive Player of the Year, 1977
Ollie Matson Gamma Alpha Pro Football Hall of Fame, 1972; College Football Hall of Fame, 1976; won bronze medal in the 400-meter run and a silver medal as part of the US 4x400-meter relay team in the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki, Finland; member of the undefeated 1951 University of San Francisco football team [4]
Jordan Matthews Nu Rho Former Buffalo Bills wide receiver, Current Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver
Michael Matthews Lambda Delta Former New York Giants tight end, Super Bowl Champion
Aaron Maybin Delta Theta Toronto Argonauts linebacker; former NFL player for Buffalo Bills, New York Jets, and Cincinnati Bengals
Curtis McClinton Mu Former AFL player for the Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs; Member of the 1969 Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs; 1962 AFL Rookie of the Year
Pellom McDaniels III Iota Iota Former Kansas City Chiefs, Atlanta Falcons defensive end [2]
Anthony McFarland St. Petersburg (FL) Alumni Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle [2]
Guy McIntyre Zeta Iota Former San Francisco 49ers Pro Bowl guard; three-time Super Bowl Champion with the San Francisco 49ers [56]
Reggie McKenzie Sigma Former Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks guard; College Football Hall of Fame, 2002
Bennie McRae Sigma Former Chicago Bears cornerback; Member of the 1963 NFL Champion Chicago Bears [2]
Ron Meeks Theta Mu Defensive backs coach for San Diego Chargers; former Indianapolis Colts and Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator
John Merritt Alpha Upsilon Head football coach at Jackson State University and Tennessee State University; inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1994
Glyn Milburn Lambda Nu Former NFL special teams specialist [56]
Steven Mitchell (American football) Beta Omega NFL Los Angeles Rams, Houston Texans wide receiver [2]
Damontre Moore Nu Alpha New York Giants defensive end
Leroy Moore Alpha Pi Served as the head coach at University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
Zeke Moore Alpha Mu Former Houston Oilers defensive back
Emery Moorehead Beta Theta Former New York Giants, Chicago Bears tight end / wide receiver, Member of 1985 NFL Champions [2]
Derrick Morgan Lambda Delta Tennessee Titans defensive end
Kirk Morrison Delta Epsilon Former NFL linebacker [56]
Eric Mullins Gamma Alpha
(Charter member: Lambda Nu)		 NFL wide receiver Houston Oilers
Ace Mumford Delta Born Arnett W. Mumford; inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2001; coached Southern University Jaguars to five national championships in football; coached Southern University to the 1941 national championship in basketball by taking the National Intercollegiate Invitational Basketball Tournament [63]
Al Nelson Beta Eta Former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback
Jamar Newsome Lambda Omega Dallas Cowboys wide receiver
Cliff Odom Iota Alpha Former NFL Baltimore Colts and Miami Dolphins linebacker [56]
Chris Oldham Delta Alpha Former NFL cornerback [56]
Bill Olds Eta Former NFL Baltimore Colts running back
Jim Pace Sigma Former NFL and CFL running back; eighth pick in the first round of the 1958 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers
Tony Paige Theta Psi Former NFL running back
Preston Pearson Beta Former Baltimore Colts, Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys running back; Two-time Super Bowl Champion
Mike Perez (American football) Delta Rho Former NFL pro quarterback for multiple NFL and Arena Football teams; [56]
Bob Pickens Eta Former NFL offensive lineman with NFL Chicago Bears; U.S. Olympic wrestler 1964 Tokyo Olympics
Bert C. Piggott Beta Former head football coach of the North Carolina A&T University;
Ricky Price Zeta Theta Former Kansas City Chiefs safety
Ron Prince Mu Upsilon Head coach at Howard University, Former head coach Kansas State University
Stanley Pritchett Zeta Epsilon Former NFL fullback [2]
Mickey Pruitt Beta Theta Former NFL Chicago Bears and Dallas Cowboys linebacker, Member of 1992 Super Bowl Champion Dallas Cowboys
Kyle Queiro Theta Linebacker with NFL Dallas Cowboys and XFL
Dave Raimey Sigma Former NFL Cleveland Browns and CFL Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Toronto Argonauts. Member of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame [2]
Dwight T. Reed Psi Three lettermen in football at University of Minnesota; member of the 1935 and 1936 national champion Golden Gopher football teams; Former longtime head football coach at Lincoln University (Missouri) [2]
Herman Riddick Alpha Kappa Former longtime head football coach for North Carolina Central University [4]
Howard Richards St. Louis (MO) Alumni Former Dallas Cowboys Offensive Tackle
Gerald Riggs Gamma Iota Former NFL Atlanta Falcons and Washington Redskins running back [2]
Keenan Robinson Iota Delta Washington Redskins linebacker
Al Roberts Gamma Eta Long time NFL assistant coach
Andre Roberts Omicron Mu Arizona Cardinals wide receiver
Bill Roe Beta Theta Former NFL Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints linebacker
Johnny Roland Delta Omega Former St. Louis Cardinals and New York Giants running back; long time NFL running back coach; College Football Hall of Fame, 1998
Myron Rolle Theta Eta Former Tennessee Titans and Pittsburgh Steelers safety; Rhodes Scholar
John B. Sample, Jr. Gamma Xi Defensive back; played in the National Football League for the Baltimore Colts (1958–1960), Pittsburgh Steelers (1961–1962), and Washington Redskins (1963–1965), and in the American Football League for the New York Jets (1966–1968)
Weslye Saunders Zeta Epsilon Indianapolis Colts tight end
Gale Sayers Mu Former Chicago Bears running back; Pro Football Hall of Fame, 1977 College Football Hall of Fame, 1977
Ron Sayers Alpha Eta Former San Diego Chargers running back; Younger brother of Pro Football Hall of Famer Gale Sayers [4]
Hurles Scales Zeta Upsilon Former NFL St. Louis Cardinals and Green Bay Packers defensive back
Chris Scott (defensive end) Indianapolis (IN) Alumni Former NFL defensive lineman with Indianapolis Colts [2]
Darren Sharper Xi Theta Former NFL All-Pro safety
Travis Shelton Lambda Former NFL wide receiver
Rod Shoate Zeta Omega Former NFL New England Patriots linebacker, USFL linebacker, College Football Hall of Fame, 2013
Bob Simmons (American football coach) Beta Xi
(Charter Member: Zeta Nu)		 Former college assistant head coach, former head coach at Oklahoma State University
Duke Slater Gamma First African-American lineman in NFL history. Former AFL & NFL offensive tackle, 6x All Pro; Pro Football Hall of Fame 2020 Centennial Class; College Football Hall of Fame, 1951 [2]
Charlie Smith (wide receiver) Gamma Psi Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver [2]
Kolby Smith Independence (MO) Alumni Former NFL Kansas City Chiefs running back
Rick Smith Nu Former General Manager of NFL Houston Texans
Rod Smith Mu Epsilon Retired wide receiver with the Denver Broncos
Ron Smith Beta Omicron Retired defensive back / return specialist with 5 NFL teams
Ryan Smith Alpha Kappa Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive back;
Tre' Stallings Lambda Pi Former Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens offensive guard
Reggie Swinton Eta Beta Former NFL/CFL wide receiver and return specialist
Veryl Switzer Beta Psi Fourth pick of the first round of the 1954 NFL Draft by Green Bay Packers; Played halfback and return specialist in the Canadian Football League;
George Taliaferro Alpha First African American drafted by an NFL team, College Football Hall of Fame, 1981 [56]
Hurley Tarver Epsilon Gamma Former NFL and CFL cornerback;
David Tate Beta Theta Former NFL Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts safety [56]
Joe Taylor Epsilon Omicron
(Charter member: Zeta Mu)		 Retired football coach Howard University, Florida A&M University, Virginia Union University, and Hampton University; College Football Hall of Fame inductee [56]
Dontarrious Thomas Theta Delta Former NFL linebacker [56]
Earl Thomas Iota Delta Seattle Seahawks All-Pro safety; member of Seahawks' Legion of Boom, which led the team to its first Super Bowl win in franchise history
Reyna Thompson Paul Quinn College Former NFL cornerback;
Tyke Tolbert Nu Iota NFL and college wide receiver assistant coach
Burl Toler Gamma Alpha First African-American referee in the NFL; first African-American official of any professional sport when he was hired in 1965; member of the undefeated 1951 University of San Francisco football team [64]
Mike Tomlin Eta Omega
(Charter member: Xi Theta)		 Head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers; youngest head coach to lead his team to a Super Bowl victory in 2009; has the most wins by an African-American Head Coach in NFL history [2]
Lynden Trail Norfolk (VA) Alumni Former NFL linebacker
Jason Tucker Kappa Epsilon Former Edmonton Eskimos wide receiver; two-time Grey Cup Champion; current receivers coach for Saskatchewan Roughriders [2]
Bobby Turner Delta Iota Longtime NFL running back coach [2]
Ted Vactor Eta Former Washington Redskins defensive back;
Courtney Van Buren Gamma Sigma Former San Diego Chargers and Detroit Lions offensive tackle [2]
Kevin Walker (linebacker) Cincinnati Alumni Former Cincinnati Bengals linebacker [2]
Carl Ward Sigma Former Cleveland Browns return specialist
Tavares Washington Zeta Phi Former NFL/UFL offensive guard
Ted Washington Sr. Zeta Zeta Former NFL Houston Oilers linebacker [2]
Dick Westmoreland Alpha Nu Former San Diego Chargers cornerback [4]
Freeman White Eta Retired tight end New York Giants; Ottawa Rough Riders [2]
Bernard Whittington Alpha Former NFL Indianapolis Colts defensive lineman
Kyle Wilber Omicron Sigma Oakland Raiders and Dallas Cowboys linebacker
Barry Wilburn Beta Mu
(Charter Member: Lambda Pi)		 Retired Washington Redskins defensive back; Member of 1987 Super Bowl Champion Washington Redskins and 1994 Grey Cup Champion British Columbia Lions
Solomon Wilcots Beta Theta Former NFL defensive back; NFL commentator and analyst for NFL Network and CBS
Michael Wiley Zeta Former NFL Dallas Cowboys running back
Aeneas Williams Alpha Sigma Former All Pro St. Louis Rams defensive back; Pro Football Hall of Fame, 2014 [4]
Elijah Williams (American football) Zeta Phi Former NFL running back [2]
Bill Willis Zeta One of the first African-American football players to play professional football in the modern era; Pro Football Hall of Fame, 1977 and College Football Hall of Fame, 1971 [4]
Deatrich Wise Jr. Iota Tau Defensive end for the New England Patriots
Donovan Woods Zeta Theta Former NFL linebacker [56]
Tony Wyllie Beta Upsilon
(Charter member: Mu Sigma)		 Senior Vice President for the Washington Redskins
Colin Kaepernick
Nnamdi Asomugha
Earl Thomas
Gale Sayers
Mike Tomlin

Track and field
Name Original chapter Notability References
Jerome Biffle Beta Theta 1952 Olympics gold medalist, long jump
Larry Black Alpha Kappa Gold medalist in the 4 × 100 m relay and silver medalist in the 200 m at the 1972 Summer Olympics
Sol Butler Chicago (IL) Alumni Multi-talented athlete who competed in American football and track and field. He finished seventh in the long jump competition at the 1920 Summer Olympics.
Henry Carr Gamma Iota Gold medalist in the 200 meters, and also when he anchored the 4 x 400 meter relay team to a world record 3:00.7 at the 1964 Summer Olympics
Cletus Clark Eta Lambda Pan American Games gold medalist hurdler
Hollis Conway Theta Nu 1988 Olympic silver medalist and 1992 Olympic bronze medalist in the high jump [4]
Ivory Crockett Gamma Upsilon Broke the world record in 1974 for the 100-yard dash and held the distinction of being the world's fastest man at his distance
Jon Drummond Kappa Epsilon 2000 Olympic gold medalist in the 4X100 relay [4]
Ron Freeman Gamma Iota Winner of the gold medal in the 4 × 400 m relay and bronze medal in 400 m at the 1968 Summer Olympics
Ed Gordon Gamma Won the gold medal in the long jump at the 1932 Summer Olympics
Charles Greene Eta Winner of the gold medal in 4 × 100 m relay and bronze medal in 100 m at the 1968 Summer Olympics
Vincent Henderson Iota Tau Sprinter [2]
Thomas L. Hill Des Moines (IA) Alumni Won a bronze medal in the men's 110 m hurdles event in the 1972 Summer Olympics
Hayes Jones Delta Nu 1964 Olympic gold medalist in the high hurdles; 1960 Olympic bronze medalist in the high hurdles
Byron LaBeach Alpha Iota Retired Jamaican sprinter who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics [2]
James LuValle Upsilon Won the bronze medal in the 400 m at the 1936 Summer Olympics held in Berlin; graduated Phi Beta Kappa in chemistry and earned his PhD
Sean Maye Las Vegas (NV) Alumni 1997 World Indoor Championships 4x400 gold medalist [2]
Deon Minor Xi Sigma Former U.S. track and field athlete who specialized in the 400 meter dash
Antonio Pettigrew Gamma Omicron 2000 Olympic gold medalist in the men's 4x400 meter relay for the US; won the gold medal at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo
Tyrone Smith Iota Omega Long jumper
Charlie Tidwell Mu World record holder in the 220 Hurdles; Member of the 1960 U.S. Olympic Track & Field
Lorenzo Wright Alpha Beta Gold medalist in the 4 × 100 m relay at the 1948 Summer Olympics
Erick Walder Iota Tau Long and triple jumper [2]

Other athletics
Name Original chapter Notability References
Arthur Ashe Upsilon Tennis legend, social activist; 39th Laurel Wreath laureate; [4]
Kenny Bayless Gamma Alpha Noted championship boxing referee [4]
Richard Hudlin Iota Famed tennis coach, tennis mentor to Althea Gibson and Arthur Ashe, Helped desegregation public tennis facilities in St. Louis, MO [4]
Kendrick Farris Xi Alpha Olympic weightlifter
Franklin L. Forbes Pi Former Morehouse College Athletic Director and basketball coach; The 6,000 seat on-campus arena, Forbes Arena, is named after him which hosted basketball preliminaries during the 1996 Summer Olympics and was the home arena to the Atlanta Glory; [4]
Wilbert McClure Beta Xi 1960 Olympics gold medalist in boxing, light middle-weight division; only boxing gold medalist in the history of the Olympics to earn a Ph.D
Dasan Robinson Iota Mu MLS player [2]
Dante Washington Theta Psi MLS player; 1992 Olympian [65][66]
Darryl Washington Beta Epsilon World-class swimmer; multiple Big East Conference Champion [4]

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