Lawrence H. Bailey †
Xi · Howard University
On behalf of the 15th Administration, I extend heartfelt greetings. I am deeply honored to serve as the 15th Polemarch of this esteemed chapter, proudly known throughout the Eastern Province as “The Bridge.”
This moment marks a renewed commitment to service, excellence, and intentional impact.
As we look ahead, our mission is clear: to amplify our presence, elevate our influence, and expand the reach of our service throughout Prince William County and the surrounding areas.
We are cultivating a culture grounded in collaboration, driven by innovation, and anchored in excellence, all in pursuit of strengthening The Bridge as a transformative force and pillar within the Eastern Province.
Now is the time to lean in.
Get involved. Be present. Whether you’re a Brother, a partner, or a community member, there is space for you in this mission. The work ahead is meaningful, and we’re inviting you to be part of the movement.
Let’s build. Let’s serve. Let’s lead.
Yours in the Bond,
Dakhalfani Boyd
15th Polemarch
Woodbridge (VA) Alumni Chapter
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
For more than two decades before the chapter existed, Kappa men in Prince William County had two options if they wanted to be involved close to home: affiliate north with Alexandria-Fairfax, or south with Fredericksburg. Several brothers, led by past Grand Keeper of Records and Exchequer and 19th Eastern Province Polemarch William Croom, alongside Brothers Robert Harding, Sr. and Ronald Thompson, believed Prince William County could sustain a chapter of its own. Twenty-one others agreed and signed the petition.
On February 1, 1998 Kappa Alpha Psi established the Woodbridge (VA) Alumni Chapter at a chartering ceremony held at the Quantico Marine Corps Base Officers’ Club. The 21st Eastern Province Polemarch Anthony B. Hill presided. The room was full of brothers from across the Province and citizens from the local community. With that ceremony, a chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi became available to hundreds of communities between Fredericksburg, VA and Baltimore, MD.
Since then, The Bridge has carried its name with intention. Every initiative we undertake, every program we sponsor, every Saturday morning gathering, draws from the same source: the conviction that this chapter is a span between heritage and future, between brothers and the community we serve.
The brothers whose names were placed on the chapter’s chartering petition. They chartered The Bridge at the Quantico Marine Corps Base Officers’ Club, the 21st Eastern Province Polemarch Anthony B. Hill presiding.
Xi · Howard University
Gamma Epsilon · Tuskegee Institute
Eta Xi · Virginia Commonwealth
Delta Lambda · St. Paul’s College
Alexandria-Fairfax (VA) Alumni
Alpha Epsilon · Johnson C. Smith
Fredericksburg (VA) Alumni
Alpha Phi · Virginia State
Epsilon Zeta · Norfolk State
Xi · Howard University
Beta Chi · Hampton University
Alpha Phi · Virginia State
Delta Gamma · Shaw University
San Antonio (TX) Alumni
Eta Delta · Trenton State
Alpha Lambda · South Carolina State
Alexandria-Natchitoches (LA) Alumni
Beta Chi · Hampton Institute
Fredericksburg (VA) Alumni
Fredericksburg (VA) Alumni
Alpha Pi · Langston University
Xi · Howard University
Alpha Lambda · South Carolina State
Delta Lambda · St. Paul’s College
Men of distinction who placed their names on the petition and stood up the chapter at Quantico in 1998.
Hours invested in Prince William County and beyond. Youth mentorship, scholarship, civic engagement, and community uplift.
Continuous, uninterrupted brotherhood and impact since the chartering ceremony at Quantico in February 1998.
The Bridge operates on two parallel commitments. The first is the heritage of Kappa Alpha Psi itself, a national fraternity founded in 1911 with chapters across the country. The second is the next generation we are charged to develop. The Kappa League gives us the means.
Kappa Alpha Psi, a college fraternity now comprised of functioning undergraduate and alumni chapters on major campuses and in cities throughout the country, is the crystallization of a dream that began with ten men at Indiana University in 1911.
Read the history
The Kappa Leadership and Development League is a program designed to aid young men of high school age to grow and develop their leadership talents in every phase of human endeavor. It is our flagship Guide Right initiative.
Inside the program
The chapter keeps a full calendar, and not all of it is open to the public. Some events welcome family, guests, and the community; others are reserved for the brothers. Here is what is coming up. Where an event is open, consider this your invitation.
Coverage of the chapter’s programs, partnerships, and the brothers who carry them. A running record of how the work shows up in local and regional media.
