Our Events
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. is an organization dedicated to the upliftment of all people. Our motto of “First of All, Servants of All, We Shall Transcend All” is a true pillar that can be applied in all aspects of life and extends far beyond the horizons of Alpha. In essence, the true aim of Alpha is the improvement of one self. Once self improvement is achieved, only then is an able bodied person able to travel amongst the globe and help others. Mu Eta Chapter is no different in the pursuit of self and community improvement, and as such it is our duty to serve the Phoenix and Arizona State University communities through educational forums and transformative workshops.
Listed below you will find just some of our core programs we host, outside of our three national programs. These events below were created out of the needs of the Arizona State University and Greater Phoenix communities, and have proven to be a positive staple for campus awareness. We our always creating and hosting new events, so be sure to check back often or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Myspace to keep up to date.
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Alpha Week
The objective of our Alpha Week is to provide a safe, educational, and social environment that allows for students at Arizona State University to explore current issues that have an effect on our futures. The issues we discuss range from education to racism, from finances to health. Alpha Week is also our time to shine, and we make every effort possible to be sure to let the true Light of Alpha shine at Arizona State University.
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Pharaoh Step Classic
The objective of the 13th Annual Pharaoh Step Classic is to create scholarships and funds for local high school step teams as well as to provide a positive social environment for the Greater Phoenix Valley and its communities. Stepping has roots in African traditions of dance and song, which have always been an important part of African American culture. The 13th Annual Pharaoh Step Classic aims at bringing this wonderful art form back to the community while supporting the future academic endeavors of the Phoenix youth.
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Miss Black and Gold Pageant
The object of the Ms. Black and Gold Pageant competition is to highlight and foster the inextricable connection between success and etiquette amongst young women. This pageant spotlights the young women's poise, self-confidence, intelligence, and beauty. Academic excellence and scholarship are greatly stressed in the competition with the Fraternity providing the contestants with scholarships to assist with the financial obligations associated with post-secondary studies.
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Black Tuesday
Each week, we pass out flyers containing important and relevant Black History facts. Our flyers highlight the triumphs of African-Americans in all fields of study, as well as touch on current events that effect the future of Blacks in America. We also showcase films that discuss prominent issues, and lead a discussion afterwards that encourage participants to not only strive to improve their own well-being but that of others in the United States.
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HIV and AIDS Awareness Forum
The objective of the HIV and AIDS Awareness forum is to provide an arena for students at Arizona State University to become more aware of the issues regarding the HIV and AIDS epidemic in the United States and abroad, as well as to provide them with the most recent and accurate information on how they can prevent the spread of the disease. This event also highlights safe sex practices for both men and women. Most importantly, free testing for HIV and other Sexual Transmitted Diseases is provided.
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Facilities Management Breakfast
The objective of the Facilities Management Breakfast is simply to show our appreciation to the Facilities Management Staff at Arizona State University. We understand that their duties are what truly keep the university in its best condition, although their contributions commonly go overlooked. In conjunction with other Fraternities and Sororities, we thank them by throwing them a free continental breakfast.




