1. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program Presented to Mr. Michael Burrell Koons Toyota/Scion Annapolis, Maryland February, 2009

2. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program A brief history of Alpha Phi Alpha & Delta Lambda Chapter Background on the Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion program Participant expectations Beautillion schedule Point system Beautillion mentor component

3. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program The Delta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., founded May, 1919, is currently engaged in our seventh annual Delta Lambda Beautillion As the oldest predominantly African American collegiate fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha has as one of its tenets, the support of youth through active community service Through programs such as the Beautillion, members of the chapter work to have a positive impact on the lives of youths and guide them toward more purposeful futures

4. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Mission The mission of the Delta Lambda Beautillion Program is to identify young men of promise in Baltimore area schools who are graduating seniors, bring them into a mentoring relationship with the men of Delta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. This mentoring relationship, coupled with a six-month series of personal development and cultural enrichment activities is designed to facilitate the beaus’ transition from adolescence to adulthood, from high school to college and to help them in raising scholarship money.

5. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Beautillion Program Background

6. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program At the conclusion of the six month educational and personal development training, participating young men (known as beaus) are formally presented to society at the chapter’s annual Black & Gold Ball. The 2009 ball will be on Saturday, may 16th. The highlight of this evening is the presentation of college scholarships to each beau. Since its inception, the Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion program has raised more than $46,000 in scholarship funds for the first four Beautillion classes In 2008 we raised approximately $20,000 in scholarships that were distributed to between the fifteen young men within the 2006 Beautillion class

7. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program Young men eligible for the program are high school seniors with demonstrated academic and/or leadership potential have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale are involved in some type of extracurricular activities A nominal participation fee of $200.00 is assessed for each beau to help defray program expenses Beaus are encouraged to identify “sponsors” who might help pay this fee. Many members of the Delta Lambda Chapter have been willing to serve in this capacity

8. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Beau Expectations

9. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program Each Beau is expected to attend the scheduled seminars in order to be eligible for the Beau of the Year Note: An excuse to miss a scheduled seminar must be done so via telephone or email, no later than 24 hours prior to the event and the Beau must make arrangements to obtain the missed material Unless otherwise directed, Beaus are to wear a shirt and tie to all sessions and to be on time Attendance during the entire Beautillion retreat is mandatory. Any Beau who misses any of the retreat will be dismissed from the program

10. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program Beaus have the opportunity to support their Beautillion presentation booklet with the procurement of tax- deductible donations from patrons and benefactors. All scholarships awarded by the Chapter must be requested by March 1, following the ball. All scholarships not requested by then will be forfeited. Requests for these scholarships must be made after being officially registered in college during the first semester deadline (Aug. 15th – Sept. 30th) and/or the second semester deadline (Jan. 15th –March 1st). An enrollment verification form and completion instructions will be mailed to each Beau in August of each year.

11. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program Participants of the Beautillion program elect officers (president, vice president and secretary) to serve as their official leaders during this unique “rights of passage” training and personal development program The Beau candidate with the highest total points by the deadline of April 15, will be designated “Beau of the Year”

12. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Beautillion Program Schedule

13. Introduction to Beautillion Program & “Setting Sights High” 11th Annual National Day of College Preparation Free SAT practice tests & other workshops College Admissions/Financial Aid Application Process Alpha Phi Alpha Founders’ Day Program Counseling and Emotional Health Election of Officers Conflict Resolution/Handling Peer Pressure/Anger Management Financial Management Alpha Legislative Night Reception & Visit to the General Assembly Beautillion Retreat Project Alpha (Male Responsibility & Healthy Life Choices), Leadership Development, Social Etiquette Dining Etiquette Professional Dress & Grooming Habits Public Speaking Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program

14. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Beautillion Point System

15. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program GPA Points –2.5 – 2.915 –3.0 – 3.420 –3.5 – 3.925 –4.030 Attendance, 210 total pts Appropriate dress, 70 total pts Punctuality, 48 total pts Leadership ability and potential, 26 total pts –Rated by Beautillion participants Cultural event(s) attendance Meeting deadlines, 40 total pts Event tickets, 5 pts for every ticket sold Souvenir journal donor levels, 1 – 20 total points per level

16. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Q&A / Discussion