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Young Sigma Author: Reggie Cuyler, Jr.

12/02/201405/27/2009 by warren s. galloway, jr.

During the Southern Regional Conference I got the opportunity to meet a young Sigma brother from Florida State, Bro. Reggie Cuyler, Jr. Bro. Cuyler is an author and he had a booth in the vendor area selling his most recent book �Plight of the Savage.??? Check out the attached picture and synopsis of the book. … Read moreYoung Sigma Author: Reggie Cuyler, Jr.

2009 Gulf Coast/Louisiana Collegiate of the Year

05/25/200905/26/2009 by warren s. galloway, jr.

Congratulations to Bro. Jarell Johnson of Rho Chapter, Southern University. In February, he was named the �Louisiana State Collegiate of the Year???, and then in April he was named �Gulf Coast Region Collegiate of the Year.??? Listed below is the bio for Bro. Johnson. My name is Jarell Johnson, a spring 2006 initiate of the … Read more2009 Gulf Coast/Louisiana Collegiate of the Year

George Oliver Bullock

12/02/201405/22/2009 by steven townsend

Born November 19, 1872 in Granville N.C., George Oliver Bullock earned a Bachelor of Theology in 1900 and an A.B. from Shaw University in 1901. He was awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity in 1912. He was a clergyman in North Carolina, having served as a Missionary from 1901-1905. He was Pastor of the Friendship … Read moreGeorge Oliver Bullock

Louisiana National Guard’s First Black General

12/02/201405/21/2009 by warren s. galloway, jr.

During the recent Southern Regional Conference, Bro. Michael D. Moody, of the Gamma Delta Sigma Alumni Chapter (Orlando Alumni) informed me that Bro. Owen W. Monconduit was recently promoted to Brigadier General in the Louisiana National Guard. Please see the below article about Bro. Monconduit. Brigadier General Bro. Owen W. Monconduit is the commander of the 225th Engineer Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, Multi-National Division, Baghdad, Iraq. Bro. Monconduit joined Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity at Louisiana State University (LSU) in 1980 (Iota Tau Chapter).

BAGHDAD � Four weeks to the day after the inauguration of America�s first black president, the Louisiana National Guard promoted its first black officer to the rank of brigadier general.

Atlanta to be host to Sigmas

07/19/201105/20/2009 by gerald d. smith