Service with a smile
Our Executive Board
President: Kim Green
Vice-President: Stephanie Seawright
Secretary: Meisha Wade
Assistant Secretary: Tanasha Reshard
Financial Secretary: Amelia Hall
Treasurer: Sheri Brassfield
Corresponding Secretary: LaTorria Mosely-Johnson
Graduate Advisor: Bridget Lee
Assistant Graduate Advisor: Phyllis Hilliard
Hostess: Kendrena Caffie
Sargent-At-Arms: Terrie Ellerbe
Membership Chair: Diyonne McGraw
Membership Co-Chair: Richardean Foster-Daniels
Ivy Leaf Reporter: Latalyia McKnight
Assistant Ivy Leaf Reporter: Ruelle Fludd
Mentor/Mentee: Terrie Ellerbe
Historian: Dale George-Harris
Parliamentarian: Meshon Rawls
Chaplain: Geraldine McClellan
Assistant Chaplain: Shirley Green-Brown
A message from our President
Thank you again for visiting the Mu Upsilon Omega website. I look forward
to continuing the great work of this organization as we exemplify excellence
through sustainable services in the Gainesville and Alachua County community.
In service to all mankind,
Mrs. Kimberly C. Green
President
Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated
Thank you for visiting our website and welcome to
Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. located in Gainesville, Florida!
Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter was chartered on August 25, 1979 and is
Gainesville, Florida’s only graduate chapter. Since its inception, we have
remained focused on community engagement and improving the lives of
women and girls in our community.
Under the leadership of our International President Dr. Glenda Baskin
Glover, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated ® is dedicated to
implementing programs of service that enhance the social, economic, and
educational well-being of the local, national and international communities.
The program theme for 2018-2022 is Exemplifying Excellence Through
Sustainable Service. The International Program includes five program
targets that are designed to advance the mission of Alpha Kappa Alpha
with excellence and underscore our commitment to sustainable service.
The five program targets are HBCU for life: A Call to Action; Women’s
Health and Wellness; The Arts; Building Your Economic Legacy; and
Global Impact.
The Signature Program is #CAP which is the abbreviation for College
Admissions Process. It is designed to assist students in their efforts to
enter college by providing a hands-on approach that includes all the steps
from researching various colleges to actually completing the application
process.
As Chapter President, my vision for Mu Upsilon Omega is to nurture a kind
spirit of sisterhood and service and embody the ideals set forth by our
founders on the campus of Howard University in January 1908. Together,
we will build on the firm foundation that has been laid for us, while
embracing those that we serve.