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A day connecting education, cultural history, and future aspirations.
MENTORSHIP · EDUCATION · COMMUNITY
Our letters carry
a responsibility.
We put that responsibility into practice through consistent mentorship, educational opportunity, and service alongside our neighbors.
01 / ALPHA G.E.N.T.S.
Presence.
Guidance.
Possibility.
Alpha G.E.N.T.S. is a local mentoring program built around positive relationships, educational growth, leadership, and personal development. Chapter brothers give their time to help young men see a wider range of possibilities for their future.
The chapter announced a May 2026 graduation at Holladay Fine Arts Magnet School to close the school-year program. A new small-group mentoring cohort opened in September 2026 with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Arizona.
Families and prospective mentors can contact the chapter for the current schedule and enrollment process. Mentor participation includes the partner’s required volunteer enrollment.
Ask about mentoring02 / COLLEGE EXPOSURE
A campus visit.
A wider horizon.
On March 7, 2026, Eta Psi Lambda and Zeta Theta hosted Alpha G.E.N.T.S. students at the University of Arizona.
Brothers and mentors
Alumni and college members serving side by side.
Shared purpose
Helping young people see themselves in higher education.
Attendance figures are from the chapter’s March 7, 2026 after-action report; they describe this event only.
03 / PROJECT ALPHA
Growing confidence.
Practicing leadership.
Local Project Alpha correspondence documents youth mentorship at Holladay Fine Arts Magnet School. A December 2025 session combined interactive learning, teamwork, and structured fitness activities, with parents and guardians involved.
That local experience connects to the chapters’ wider commitment to educational opportunity and responsible youth development. Program names, formats, and schedules are confirmed by the chapter for each cycle.
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04 / COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
Neighbors.
Partners.
A stronger Tucson.
The chapters’ service reaches beyond a single event. In 2026, the Tucson Alphas supported A Better Community’s HBCU Unity & Greek Night and answered a call to help stock the MLK Jr. student-space food pantry at the University of Arizona.
Community partnerships give brothers a way to connect their skills and resources with local needs.
Partner with the Tucson Alphas05 / CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Informed voices.
Active communities.
Voter education and community participation are recurring themes in chapter correspondence. September 2026 plans identify Zeta Theta as a coordinator of voter-registration activities at the University of Arizona, with alumni support.
Contact the chapters for confirmed civic-service opportunities. For registration rules, deadlines, and voting information, use official election resources.
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