Chapter Kit
- 35th Regional Director Welcome
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Greetings Brothers of the Wild Wild Western Region,
On behalf of the organizing committee, I am excited to warmly welcome each of you as we prepare for our 68th Regional Conference. We are filled with anticipation and enthusiasm to host you in the vibrant and diverse city of Los Angeles, CA.
This conference promises to be an enriching experience, offering insightful discussions, valuable networking opportunities, and unforgettable moments. I am confident that this event will leave a lasting impact on all who attend as we come together to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and strengthen the bonds of brotherhood.
Let us embrace the spirit of unity and collaboration that defines our organization as we embark on this journey together. Take full advantage of this opportunity to learn, inspire one another, and renew our commitment to Brotherhood, Service, and Scholarship.
It is my great pleasure to welcome you once again to Los Angeles. I sincerely hope this conference will be a time of growth, fellowship, and meaningful connections. It is an honor to have you with us, and we look forward to an unforgettable experience together as ONE SIGMA.
Fraternally,
Bro. Sidney Jackson, Jr., PLM #39
Regional Director | WR
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Incorporated
Phone: (310) 563-8752 ext. #9
director@pbswest.org"Servant Leadership"
- State Dir., & Host Chapter Welcome
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Brothers,
Welcome to California – the Golden State! On behalf of all Men of Sigma across California and the host chapter, Phi Beta Sigma, we warmly welcome you. It is our distinct pleasure to host the 68th Western Regional Conference, and we are deeply honored to have successfully held the 2025 Western Region Fall Board Meetings in preparation for this momentous occasion.
As State Director, I am truly honored to host this year's conference. The Brothers of Phi Beta Sigma, alongside alumni and collegiate chapters throughout California, are thrilled to have you with us. We invite you to explore the many experiences the valley has to offer during your stay. To our Brothers, Sorors, guests, family, and friends—enjoy yourselves and make lasting memories.
As we come together to conduct the business of Sigma, may this conference be both productive and inspiring, rooted in the principles of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service.
As President of the host chapter, it is my joy to welcome each visiting Brother and guest. We are committed to ensuring your time here is exceptional and memorable. From breathtaking sunsets and world-class resorts to championship golf, fine dining, handcrafted cocktails, and a vibrant nightlife—California is ready to impress.
With support from our Southern California Brothers, Sorors, fellow NPHC/D9 organizations, and local partners, it is our honor to lead the planning and execution of the 2026 Western Regional Conference.
Fraternally,
Bro. Gerald Reneau
California State Director | WR
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, IncorporatedBro. Dr. Stephen Rice
Immed. Past President | Phi Beta Sigma Chapter
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated- WRC Registration
Conference Registration
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Western Region Conference (WRC) is attended by Sigma Men of all ages. One third (1/3) of all attendees are voting delegates, both alumni and collegiate. Non-voting attendees, visiting International officers, staff members, spouses, and guests make up the majority of conference attendees. According to your registration classification, your role at the WRC, registration fee, and schedule of activities will vary. If you would like to register for the upcoming conference, please click the appropriate registration link below:Special Conference Registration
The special registration window closed on Thursday, July 31, 2025, at 11:59 PM PDT.
Alumni: $300.00
DSC: $250.00
IHQ: $350.00*
Life Member DSS, & Past RDs: $275.00
Collegiate: $200.00
Guests: $200.00Regular Conference Registration
The regular registration window closed on Friday, February 27, 2026, at 11:59 PM PST.
Alumni: $350.00
Alumni Neophytes ('25 & '26): $325.00
Life Member DSS, & Past RDs: $325.00
DSC: $300.00
IHQ: $350.00
Collegiate: $250.00
Guests: $250.00Late Conference Registration
The late registration window closes on Saturday, April 18, 2026, at at 11:59 PM PDT.
Alumni: $400.00
Alumni Neophytes ('25 & '26): $375.00
Life Member DSS, & Past RDs: $375.00
DSC: $350.00
IHQ: $350.00
Collegiate: $250.00
Guests: $250.00Please click [ here ] to register as an Collegiate WRC attendee today!
Please click [ here ] to register as an Alumni WRC attendee today!
- Vendor Registration
Interested in vending at our conference?
We invite vendors to be part of this event and showcase their products and services to a wide and diverse audience. If you’re interested in participating, please complete the registration to secure your vending space. All businesses must align with the mission and values of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. The vendor registration window closes Friday, April 10, 2026, at 11:59 PM PST.Vendor space will be assigned in the order applications are received. Once capacity is reached, any additional applications and payments will be returned. Please note that vendors selling Phi Beta Sigma paraphernalia must hold a valid license from International Headquarters and Affinity Licensing.
Shipping & Handling: Vendors are responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Western Region does not assume custody or liability for any shipment, including loss, damage, delays, or missing items while in transit or at the hotel.
Refund Policy: Refund requests must be submitted in writing and postmarked by April 10, 2026, including the reason for cancellation, contact information, and signature. Approved refunds are subject to a 25% processing fee. Requests received after this date or failure to attend will result in forfeiture of the registration fee, and vendor space will be reassigned upon cancellation.
Please click [ here ] to register as a vendor today!
- Hotel Reservation
Hotel Room Block
The room block is being hosted at the Gateway Sheraton Los Angeles Hotel located at 6101 W Century Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045. The contracted room block is good from Monday, April 13 - Wednesday, April 22, 2025. The deadline for reserving a room at the conference rate expiers Thursday, March 26, 2026, at 5:00 PM PST. Please contact our Regional Conference Planner, [ Bro. Dye ] if you have any questions or concerns.
Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel is set around a 10-minute ride from Fox Hills in Los Angeles. This hotel offers a private parking lot on site and a heated swimming pool.The accommodation in the LAX district, 1.8 km from Tom Bradley International Terminal. Also, this property provides access to sport attractions such as the municipal 9-hole Lakes at El Segundo Golf Course, which is about a 10-minute ride away. Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel offers 803 rooms with tea/coffee making equipment, and such modern conveniences as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. For your comfort, you will find coffee and tea making facilities, and a refrigerator. Featuring a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, the bathrooms also have a hair dryer and towels.
Guests can have breakfast in the restaurant every morning. The à la carte restaurant has a spacious terrace. There is a restaurant serving local dishes on site. Offering Delhi dishes, Jersey Mike's Subs lies only a 6-minute stroll away.
The hotel provides guests with access to an on-site gym, boasting free weights and cardio machines with personal TVs. For relaxation, guests can unwind by the outdoor resort-style pool, complete with several private cabanas. The 4-star Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles also includes a clothing and souvenir shop.
Below are the room options offered within the room block at the conference hotel: Amenities available in every room include:
- 49” flat-screen TV
- Individually-controlled heat and air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Robes
- Coffeemaker
- Minifridge
- Iron and ironing board
- In-room safe
Please click [ here ] to reserve your room for the WRC today!
- Travel, Shuttle Service, & Parking
Airline Fare Discount Code
Alaska Airlines is the official airline partner for the WRC. The special fare code for online bookings is ECMO530, valid from Tuesday, April 14 - Monday, 20, 2026. Please note the blackout dates: Friday, April 17 - Sunday, April 19, 2026. Using this fare code, attendees can enjoy a 7% discount on flights. To redeem your discount, simply visit alaskaair.com, enter the code when searching for flights, and the discount will be automatically applied to eligible flights.You and your guests can also apply the discount code by calling the Alaska Airlines Group Desk, though a $15.00 service fee will be charged per person. Be sure to review your contracts for valid dates, terms, and any restrictions. Please verify all travel policies and current baggage allowances at [ AlaskaAir.com ] prior to travel. The Alaska Airlines Group Desk hours of operation are 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM PST Monday through Friday and 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM PST on Saturdays.
Los Angeles International Airport
Commonly referred to by its IATA code [ LAX ], is the primary international airport serving Los Angeles and its surrounding metropolitan area, in the U.S. state of California. LAX is located in the Westchester neighborhood of the city of Los Angeles, 18 miles (29 km; 16 nmi) southwest of downtown Los Angeles, with the commercial and residential areas of Westchester to the north, the city of El Segundo to the south, and the city of Inglewood to the east. LAX is the closest airport to the Westside and the South Bay.Hotel Shuttle Service
As a courtesy, Gateway Shaeraton Los Angeles Hotel guests are provided daily shuttle transportation to Los Angeles International Airport and back to the hotel 24 hours a day. When you arrive at baggage claim and have your luggage in-hand, please call the Gateway Sheraton Los Angeles Hotel at (310) 642-1111.Hotel Parking
Valet parking at the Gateway Sheraton Los Angeles Hotel is managed by a third-party service and costs $40.00 per day, including in-and-out privileges for overnight guests. Self-parking is available for WRC registrants not staying at the hotel at a rate of $24.00 per day, without in-and-out privileges. Parking fees can be paid at the hotel front desk—no advance purchase is required.
- Conference Map
Know where you are and where you want to go!
Please click [ HERE ] to view the conference map for the Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel.- Overview of what to expect
The Goal
The goal of the WRC is to impart an unwavering enthusiasm, pride, and affinity for the Sigma experience into the hearts and minds of all who participate. It is also a place to learn new things! As engaging speakers discuss topics to help you continue your journey of lifelong learning and individual growth.Fostering Meaningful Connections
Ask any Brother why they continue to attend, and you will likely get one answer: the friendships. From the moment you register, you will have the opportunity to build true and invaluable connections with Brothers from around the region.Whether you’re a past regional director, a member of the Hon. Bro. William Perry Distinguished Service Society (HBWPDSS), a regional or chapter officer, or just attending the conference for the first time, you’re sure to build bonds with Brothers that will last a lifetime.
Making Impactful Decisions
The WRC provides a unique opportunity for Sigmas of all ages from across the Region to come together in the spirit of Brotherhood while conducting Regional business during plenary sessions, where delegates make key decisions that shape the future of our Region, including:
- Reviewing of Committee Reports.
- Selecting future WRC locations.
- Enacting laws for the regulation of the Region.
- Electing our Executive officers for the next term (two years).
Celebrating and Honoring our Brothers
The WRC is also the proper time to recognize individual Brothers and chapter achievements, sharing in the pride we have for each other’s accomplishments, as well as remembering those who have transitioned to the Omega Chapter.- Omega Ceremony
Honor our Brothers who have joined the Omega Chapter. This moving service offers the chance to not only mourn Brothers we lost, but also celebrate their lives and contributions to our wondrous band - Rededication Ceremony
A time-honored occasion to rededicate our hearts and minds to the creed, principles, and mission of our beloved fraternity. - Regional Awards
Individual and chapter awards will be presented Saturday evening during the Hon. Bro. Oscar Morgan Gala. - Presentation of Society Inductees
The Western Region Heritage Society, the Esteemed Bro. Dr. Emile Pitre Honors Society, and the Hon. Bro. William Perry Distinguished Service Society will be bestowed Saturday evening during the Hon. Bro. Oscar Morgan Gala.
- Service Project & Social Events
Making A Difference Through Service.
This year we are partnering with the American Red Cross for a blood drive to help support our nation’s blood and blood cell components. Every day, blood donors help patients of all ages: accident and burn victims, heart surgery and organ transplant patients, cancer treatment, and transfusions following traumatic injuries. Since most patients with sickle cell disease are Black or African American, the most compatible blood type match is most often from a donor of the same race or ethnicity. [ HERE ].Hospitality Suites
Hospitality Suites hosted by local D9 sororities will be open each night of the conference. Join us to relax and connect while enjoying fellowship with Brothers, Sorors, and guests.
Comedy Show
Don’t miss your chance to hang with the 'Mab on Friday, April 17, 2026, as we witness the hilarious antics of our beautiful Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Sor. Sheryl Underwood, plus an exciting roster of additional comedians. General admission tickets are $35.00. The price of admission to the after party is included for Brothers registered for the conference.
Non-Registrants please click [ HERE ] to register to attend the Comedy Show.Line Dancing & Party
The vibe continues immediately after the comedy show with line dancing and our after-party.Hon. Bro. Oscar Morgan Gala
Join us on Saturday, May 18, 2026, as we proudly present our biennial formal event in the Sheraton Gateway Ballroom. Don your tuxedos and formal gowns and join us for an elegant evening featuring award presentations, dining, dancing, the induction of the 2026 class of our prestigious Societies, and the unveiling of the 2026–27 elected Executive officers. Tickets are $125.00. The price of admission is included for Brothers registered for the conference.
Non-Registrants please click [ HERE ] to register to attend the Hon. Bro. Oscar Morgan Gala.- Conference Speakers
2026 WRC Speakers
Please click here to view Men’s Health Talk speaker - Dr. Glenna Tolbert's Introduction
Please click here to view Men’s Health Talk speaker - Dr. Bill Releford's Introduction
- Conference Agenda
Wednesday, April 15, 2026
Attire: Blue blazers, black slacks, and black shoesTentative Schedule
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
2026 WRC Candidates Forum - Bro. Woodrow Bailey (Virtual via RingCentral)
8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Pre Confernce Board Meeting
8:00 PM - 8:15 PM
Adoption of Conference Rules
8:15 PM - 8:30 PM
Adoption of Conference Agenda
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Attire: Blue polos, black slacks, and black shoesTentative Schedule
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Registration Check-In – Registration Committee
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Public Meeting - Bro. Blake Dye
9:00 PM - Until
Hospitality Suite (Sponsored by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.)
Friday, April 17, 2026
Attire: Dark suits, blue tie, white shirt, black slacks, and black shoesTentative Schedule
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Registration Check-In – Registration Committee
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Light Breakfast
8:00 AM - 8:45 AM
Invocation, Roll Call, Ratification of Quorum, Delegate Verification/Certification,
and Approval of 2024 WRC Minutes9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
International Reports
11:00 AM - 11:15 AM
Nominating Committee Report - Bro. Dr. Stephhen Rice
11:15 AM - 11:30 AM
Elections Committee Report - Bro. Colin Taylor
11:30 AM - 11:45 AM
Budget Committee Report - Bro. Carl Houston
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Lunch (Sponsored by Border States Electric)
1:00 PM - 2:00PM
2026 WRC Elections Bro. Colin Taylor
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Bio Interview: Bro. James Washington 2X Super Bowl Chapmion
3:00 PM – 3:20 PM
Dir., Sigma Beta Clubs Report - Bro. Agha Khan
3:20 PM – 3:40 PM
Sigma Zeta Relations Committee Report - Bro. Cedrick Soso
3:35 PM – 4:00 PM
Life Membership Liaison Report - Bro. Dr. Jason Lester
4:00 PM - 4:15 PM
Group Photo with conference gift
4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
Free Time
5:00 PM – 7:00
Hospitality Suite (Sponsored by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.)
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Comedy Show (Paraphernalia) – Free Admission w/ registration
9:00 PM – Until
Line Dancing & After-Party
Saturday, April 18, 2026
Attire: Black Suits, blue tie, white shirt, black slacks, and black shoesTentative Schedule
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Omega Ceremony/Rededication
8:00 AM - 8:45 AM
State of the Region Report - Bro. Sidney Jackson, Jr., 35th Regional Dir.
8:45 AM - 9:00 AM
1st Vice Regional Dir., Report - Bro. Warren Brown
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM
2nd Vice Regional Dir., Report - Bro. Jaylen Dudley 9:30 AM - 9:45 AM
Regional General Counsel Report - Bro. Donald Lancaster, Esq.
9:45 AM - 10:10 AM
Break
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Men’s Health Talk – Dr. Glenna Tolbert, MD and Dr. Bill Releford
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Collegiate Luncheon (Sponsored by MMD Institute)
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Owning Your Brand – Macy’s Representative
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Collegiate Training
3:00 PM – 3:15 PM
Dir., Collegiate Affairs Report - Bro. Dr. Mike Baslee
3:15 PM – 3:30 PM
Dir., of Social Action Report - Bro. Dr. Nataniel Sesson
3:15 PM – 3:30 PM
Dir., of Education Report - Bro. Dr. Theo Fowles
3:15 PM – 3:30 PM
Dir., of B&BB - Bro. David Sledge
3:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Good & Welfare
3:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Free Time
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Hon. Bro. Oscar Morgan Gala – Tux preferred/formal attire
9:00 PM – Until
Hospitality Suite
10:00 PM – Until
After Party – Ballroom
Sunday, April 19, 2026
Attire: White polos, black pants, and black shoesTentative Schedule
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Church Service
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Post Conference Board Meeting
- Proposed Conference Rules
- Proposed WRC Conference Rules
- The current edition of Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised shall govern Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.'s Western Region Conference in all instances where applicable and not inconsistent with the Constitution and By-laws of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, the Western Region, and these standing rules.
- To gain admission and participate in the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.’s Western Region Conference (WRC) (plenary sessions and meetings), members and newly inducted members must be duly registered and wear the official Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Western Region Conference wristband/badge issued by the Conference Registration Committee.
- During a plenary session or meeting, a registered member must wait to be recognized by the presiding officer (Chair) before speaking. Upon recognition, members should state their name and chapter affiliation. Members-at-large should announce their member-at-large status.
- Recognized members may speak for up to two minutes during a plenary session or meeting, unless a 2/3 majority of registered delegates votes to extend this period.
- Only Chapter Delegate(s), Members-At-Large, Past Regional Directors, and Elected Officers are allowed to make motions. Members may not speak more than once on a motion.
- Voting in plenary sessions may be conducted viva voce (by raising hands).
- Voting during committee meetings will be viva voce. Each committee member, except the chairperson, has one vote.
- Voting for elected regional officers and the Distinguished Service Society will take place during an open plenary session through Election Runner. Only Chapter Delegate(s), Members-At-Large, Past Regional Directors, and Elected Officers will vote according to their voting rights.
- No profanity is allowed when addressing the presiding officer or another member during sessions. Violations will result in a $5.00 fine payable to the Western Region, collected by the Sergeant-at-Arms and processed by the Regional Secretary.
- All reports and materials for permanent record must be legibly printed, handwritten, and submitted to the Western Region Secretary post-presentation.
- No hats are allowed during sessions. Non-compliance after a warning incurs a $5.00 fine, handled as per rule 9.
- All announcements to Conference attendees must be written, signed, and delivered via email or alternative electronic communication to the Western Region Secretary for scheduling during sessions.
- Late arrivals to ordered sessions are fined $5.00, payable before seating, collected and processed as stated in rule 9.
- Members not dressed appropriately will be asked to leave and change. Non-compliance results in a $5.00 fine, handled as in rule 9.
- Members failing to pay fines will be asked to leave the session until payment is made.
- Sound-producing devices should be set to silent or turned off during sessions. Necessary calls should be taken outside the meeting area.
- The sale, purchase, or consumption of narcotics is prohibited, as is tobacco use in session rooms and other designated areas.
- Conference rules will be posted at the main entrance of the assembly room and in the chat on RingCentral during sessions.
Adopted ____________________________
Signed by Regional Secretary ____________________________- Constitution & Bylaws
Regional Constitution & Bylaws
Log in to the Regional Member Portal (RMP), located in the upper-right corner of the page, to access the latest version of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Western Region Constitution.- Chapter Delegates
Chapter Delegates Selection
One of the most important decisions a chapter makes before the WRC is selecting its primary and alternate delegates, as all formal actions taken at the conference are decided through voting. Those eligible to vote at the WRC include:
- Collegiate chapter delegate (primary and/or alternate)*
- Alumni chapter delegate (primary and/or alternate)*
- Elected officers of the Regional Board*
- Past Western Regional Directors*
*Must be in Good Financial Standing which is defined as being financial on all 3 Levels = Nationally, Regionally, and Alumni Chapter.
Please click [ HERE ] to submit your Chapter Delefate Form today!
- Candidates running for election
Listed below are the candidates running for elected positions at the WRC:
Regional Director
Bro. Warren Brown
Tau Theta Sigma Chapter | Scottsdale, AZ1st Vice Regional Director
Bro. Dennis Randle
Epsilon Delta Sigma | Fresno, CA2nd Vice Regional Director
TBA
Treasurer
Bro. Carl Houston
Kappa Delta Sigma Chapter | Carson, CASecretary
Bro. William Watson, III
Lambda Kappa Sigma Chapter | Tucson, AZDir., of B&BB
Bro. James Rolf
Theta Alpha Sigma Chapter | Long Beach, CADir., of Social Action
Bro. Dr. Nathaniel Session
Theta Alpha Sigma Chapter | Long Beach, CADir., of Dir., of Education
Bro. Joe Stubblefield II
Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chapter | Phoenix, AZDir., of Collegiate Affairs
Bro. Hur-Khan Allen
Theta Gamma Sigma Chapter | Sacramento, CAGeneral Counsel
Bro. Craig Snellings, Esq.
Alpha Nu Sigma Chapter | Oakland, CA- Estd. Bro. Dr. Emile Honors Society Nominations
Dr. Emile Pitre Honors Society (EBDREPHS)
Established in 2024 at the 67th Regional Conference held in Phoenix, AZ, the Estd. Bro. Dr. Emile Pitre Honors Society (EBDREPHS) wass created to recognize high achieving Collegiate Brothers within the Western Region of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. These brothers exemplify high scholastic ideals while leading on campus, in the community, and within the fraternity. This Honors Society serves as the highest distinction a Collegiate Brother can obtain within the region during their collegiate years.
Listed below are the minmimum qualifications for Dr. Emile Pitre Honors Society (EBDREPHS) nomination:
- Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 (with a minimum of 80 credit hours)
- Must have been in the Fraternity at least two full semesters or three quarters prior to citation submission.
- Applicant should currently hold, or have previously held an elected or appointed leadership role on campus and/or within the fraternity at the local or regional level.
- Must have made some constructive contribution to community, as well as the Fraternity, but especially the Fraternity.
- Must be in *Good Financial Standing on all three levels in the year of nomination.
- Must be a current financial member of the Western Region.
- Applicants must submit an EBDEPHS Citation application form for consideration.
- All citations must be submitted by 11:59 PM PST on Friday, April 3rd, 2026. No extensions will be granted.
*Good Financial Standing is defined as being financial on all 3 Levels = Nationally, Regionally, and Alumni Chapter.
Selection By Committee
- The Committee shall review the citations of all candidates recommended to the Regional Conference for membership in the EBDREPHS and obtain by personal interview or otherwise such other information regarding the candidates as it deems necessary.
- The Committee must make its report in writing to the Regional Conference as to the eligibility of candidates for membership in the EBDREPHS.
- Candiates must receive a (2/3) vote from the Regional Conference to be accepted.
- The Committee then delivers the approved list of candidates to the Regional Conference delegation for a majority approval by either approving the entire list of recommended candidates collectively or by casting a majority vote for each individual candidate separately.
- Upon approval from the Western Regional Conference, the candidates are then accepted into the EBDREPHS.
- During the Hon. Bro. Oscar Morgan Gala, a special induction ceremony will recognize and formally welcome the newly approved Collegiate Brothers into the EBDREPHS, presenting them before the conference delegation and distinguished guests.
- Hon. Bro. William Perry DSS Nominations
Hon. Bro. William Perry Distinguished Service Society
Listed below are the minmimum qualifications for Hon. Bro. William Perry Distinguished Service Society (HBWPDSS):
Established at the 1984 Regional Conference held in Seattle, WA, the Western Region Distinguished Service Society (WRDSS) was created to recognize deserving Brothers' long term work within the Region, who may (or may not) qualify for membership in the Distinguished Service Chapter (DSC) of the Fraternity. It is the highest honor given within the Region and is bestowed by the Regional body during our annual Regional Conference. The WRDSS was renamed the Hon. Bro. William Perry Distinguished Service Society (HBWPDSS) in 2022 at the 66th Regional Conference in San Diego, CA.
The Western Region Distinguished Service Society shall be reserved for financial active members who shall have distinguished themselves in the Region, their Chapter or in their respective communities, and shall have the following qualifications:
- Must have been a member of the Fraternity at least ten (10) years.
- Must be recommended by local Alumni Chapter.
- Must have been in *Good Financial Standing on all three levels with the Western Region for at least five (5) of the last qualifying 10 years.
- Must have registered and attended at least three (3) Western Regional Conferences and two (2) International Conclaves in the seven (7) years immediately-proceeding nomination.
- Must have made some constructive contribution to community, as well as the Fraternity, but especially the Fraternity.
- Must be in *Good Financial Standing on all three levels in the year of nomination.
- Must have held a Chapter, Regional or National office in Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
- Candiates must receive a (2/3) vote from the Regional Conference to be accepted.
- Must be a current financial member of the Western Region.
- Applicants must complete the self-scoring rubric prior to submitting their HBWPDSS Citation form. Applicants must achieve a minimum score of 90 before proceeding.
*Good Financial Standing is defined as being financial on all 3 Levels = Nationally, Regionally, and Alumni Chapter.
Selection By Committee
- The DSS committee shall review the citations from all candidates submitted to the Regional Conference for membership in the HBWPDSS and obtain by personal interview or otherwise such other information regarding the candidates as it deems necessary.
- The DSS Committee must make its report in writing to the Regional Conference as to the eligibility of candidates for membership in the HBWPDSS.
- Candiates must receive a (2/3) vote from the Regional Conference to be accepted.
- The DSS Committee will submit up to three (3) recommendations to the Regional Conference for approval by either approving the entire list of recommended candidates collectively or by casting a 2/3 vote for each individual candidate separately.
- Upon approval from the Western Regional Conference, the candidates are then accepted into the HBWPDSS.
- During the Hon. Bro. Oscar Morgan Gala, a special induction ceremony will recognize and formally welcome the newly approved esteemed Brothers into the HBWPDSS, presenting them before the Regional Conference and distinguished guests.
- Western Region Heritage Society Nominations
Western Region Heritage Society (WRHS)
Established in 2024 at the 67th Regional Conference in Phoenix, AZ, the Western Region Heritage Society (WRHS) was established to reflect the Conclave’s Blue Heritage Society at the regional level, honoring members who have achieved the extraordinary milestone of 50 or more years of dedicated service to our wondrous band of which at least 25 years of those years as a member of the Western Region.Listed below are the minmimum qualifications for Heritage Society (WRHS):
- Must be registered and in attendance at the 2026 WRC.
- Must have been a member of the Fraternity at least fifty (50) years.
- Must have been a member of the Western Region at least twenty-five (25) years.
- Must be recommended by local Alumni Chapter.
- Must have been in *Good Financial Standing on all three levels with the Western Region for at least twenty (20) of the last qualifying 50 years.
- Must have made some constructive contribution to community, as well as the Fraternity, but especially the Fraternity.
- Must be in *Good Financial Standing on all three levels in the year of nomination.
- Must be a current financial a member of the Western Region.
- Applicants must submit an WRHS Citation form for consideration.
*Good Financial Standing is defined as being financial on all 3 Levels = Nationally, Regionally, and Alumni Chapter.
Selection By Committee
- The Committee shall review the citations of all candidates recommended to the Regional Conference for membership in the WRHS and obtain by personal interview or otherwise such other information regarding the candidates as it deems necessary.
- The Committee must make its report in writing to the Regional Conference as to the eligibility of candidates for membership in the WRHS.
- Candiates must receive a (2/3) vote from the Regional Conference to be accepted.
- The DSS Committee will submit up to three (3) recommendations to the Regional Conference for approval by either approving the entire list of recommended candidates collectively or by casting a 2/3 vote for each individual candidate separately.
- Upon approval from the Western Regional Conference, the candidates are then accepted into the WRHS.
- During the Hon. Bro. Oscar Morgan Gala, a special induction ceremony will recognize and formally welcome the newly approved Brothers into the WRHS, presenting them before the Regional Conference and distinguished guests.
- Forms & Committee Selections
All WRC Form submissions must be submitted by 11:59 PM PST on Thursday, March 7, 2026.
- Candidate Notification Form
- Chapter Delegate Certification Form
- Constitution/ Bylaw Change Request Form
- Esteemed Bro. Dr. Emile Pitre Honors Society Citation Form
- Graduating Senior Recognition Form
- Grievance Form
- Heritage Society Citation Form (50 Years of Service)
- Hon. Bro. William Perry Distinguished Service Society Citation Form
- Milestone Information Form
- Military Brother of The Year Nomination Form
- Omega Chapter Commemoration Form
- Resolution Form
Each chapter is asked to submit up to two names for committee selection as required by the conference rules. Selection announcement will be made available no later than Monday, March 2, 2026, and distributed no later than Thursday, March 7, 2026, as required for all conference-related materials.
Every name submitted will not be selected. Delegates must be committed to registering by the conference's deadline of Thursday, April 9, 2026, at 11:59 PM. Special consideration will go to those who have registered by the early-bird deadline. Before the opening of the WRC and upon the recommendations received from the chapters of the Region, the Regional Director shall appoint the following Committees:
- Sub-Section 1 - Chairman: Bro. Dr. Stephen Rice | Nominating Committee Selection
- Sub-Section 2 - Chairman: Bro. William Watson, III | Credentials Committee Selection
- Sub-Section 3 - Chairman: Bro. Donald Lancaster, Esq. | Law & Revision Committee Selection
- Sub-Section 4 - Chairman: Bro. Donald Lancaster, Esq. | Grievance Committee Selection
- Sub-Section 5 - Chairman: Bro. Blake Dye | Time & Place Committee Selection
- Sub-Section 6 - Chairman: Bro. Ira Young | Auditing Committee Selection
- Sub-Section 7 - Chairman: Bro. Carl Houston | Budget Committee Selection
- Sub-Section 8 - Chairman: Hon. Bro. Phil Hubbard | Dinstinguished Service Committee Selection
- Sub-Section 9 - Chairman: Bro. Gary Hogans | Omega Chapter Committee Selection
- Sub-Section: 10 - Chairman: Bro. Colin Taylor | Election Committee Selection
- Sub-Section: 11 - Chairman: Bro. Anthony Buchanan | Awards Committee Selection
- Sub-Section: 12 - Chairman: Bro. Dennis Latimer | Resolutions Committee Selection
- Sub-Section: 13 - Chairman: Bro. Cedrick Soso | Sigma Zeta Relations Committee Selection
- Sub-Section: 14 - Chairman: Bro. Woodrow Bailey | History Committee Selection
- Conference Award Categories
- Brother of the Year Awards (Alumni & Collegiate)
Hon. Bro. Jeffery Whitmore Alumni Brother of the Year- Description: This prestigious award recognizes an outstanding Alumni Brother who has demonstrated exemplary commitment and contributions to the fraternity at the regional level.
- Requirements: Active Alumni members with significant achievements in fraternity initiatives, community service, and leadership roles within the past year.
- Description: This prestigious award recognizes an outstanding Collegiate Brother who embodies the fraternity's ideals through exceptional academic, leadership, and community involvement.
- Requirements: Active Collegiate membership status, notable fraternity participation, academic excellence, and significant community service contributions.
Hon. Bro. Dr. Anthony Samad Elected Board Member of the Year- Description: Honors an elected board member who has shown outstanding leadership, dedication, and innovative contributions to the fraternity's governance and initiatives.
- Requirements: Currently serving as an elected board member with a record of exceptional service and initiative in fraternity affairs.
- Description: Recognizes an appointed board member for their exceptional contributions, dedication, and service to the fraternity’s mission and goals.
- Requirements: Must be a currently serving appointed board member with notable achievements in their role.
Area/State Director of the Year- Description: Celebrates the exemplary leadership and significant impact of an Area or State Director in advancing fraternity goals and member engagement.
- Requirements: Current Area or State Director with outstanding performance in fraternity leadership and program execution.
Level I/II/III Alumni Chapter of the Year- Description: These awards recognize the excellence of Alumni Chapters across three levels, based on size and scope.
- Requirements: Demonstrated excellence in fraternity engagement, community service, membership growth, and program implementation.
- Description: These awards recognize the improvement of Alumni Chapters across three levels, based on size and scope.
- Requirements: Demonstarted substantial growth and development over the past year.
- Description: This award recognize the excellence of a Collegiate Chapter, based on size and scope.
- Requirements: Demonstrated excellence in fraternity engagement, community service, membership growth, and program implementation. For the "Most Improved" awards, evidence of substantial growth and development over the past year.
- Description: This award recognize the improvement of a Collegiate Chapter, based on size and scope.
- Requirements: Demonstarted substantial growth and development over the past year.
Bro. Lindsay Hughes Bigger & Better Business Programming Award (Alumni & Collegiate)- Description: Named in honor of Bro. Lindsay Hughes, this award is dedicated to recognizing chapters that have excelled in the Bigger & Better Business (B&BB) program. The award honors the legacy of Bro. Lindsay Hughes by acknowledging outstanding achievements in promoting economic empowerment, financial literacy, and business development within the community, distinguishing between alumni and collegiate chapters.
- Alumni Chapter Requirements: Demonstrated excellence in developing and implementing B&BB initiatives that significantly impact the local community and business environment.
- Collegiate Chapter Requirements: Exceptional engagement in B&BB activities, including innovative programs that enhance the economic understanding and skills of college students and community members.
- Description: Named in honor of Hon. Bro. Dr. William Riley, this award celebrates chapters that have made significant contributions to education, embodying the values and educational commitment of Hon. Bro. Dr. William Riley. It distinguishes between alumni and collegiate chapters in their efforts to promote educational excellence, literacy, and lifelong learning in their communities.
- Alumni Chapter Requirements: Outstanding initiatives in education, such as mentoring, literacy programs, and educational workshops that have a profound impact on the community.
- Collegiate Chapter Requirements: Innovative and effective educational programs on campus and in the community, demonstrating a commitment to academic excellence and support.
- Description: Named in honor of Bro. Dr. Huey P. Newton, this award acknowledges chapters that excel in social action initiatives. It recognizes the efforts of both alumni and collegiate chapters in championing social justice, community service, and civic engagement, reflecting Dr. Newton's dedication to social change.
- Alumni Chapter Requirements: Exceptional involvement in social action programs, including community service projects, advocacy, and efforts promoting social justice and equality.
- Collegiate Chapter Requirements: Active participation in social action endeavors, demonstrating leadership in addressing social issues on campus and in the broader community.
Collegiate Brother with the Highest GPA Award- Description: Recognizes the collegiate brother with the highest academic achievement across the region.
- Requirements: Must be a collegiate member with the highest GPA verified for the current academic year.
- Description: Awarded to the Sigma Beta Club that exemplifies exceptional youth development, mentorship, and community service.
- Requirements: Active Sigma Beta Club with notable achievements in youth programming and community impact.
- Description: Honors a collegiate advisory team for outstanding mentorship, support, and guidance to collegiate members.
- Requirements: Demonstrated excellence in advising, member support, and contribution to collegiate chapter success.
- Description: Acknowledges outstanding efforts in planning and executing fraternity conferences.
- Requirements: Exceptional organization, innovation, and execution of fraternity conferences, enhancing member experience and engagement.
- Regional Orgin
How the West was Won
The establishment of the Western Region of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., was initially created soon after Bro. Herbert L. Stevens was initiated into our wondrous band. With the chartering of the Beta Chapter at Wiley College in Marshall, TX, the first imprint of Sigma outside of Washington, D.C. was created and named the Western Region. Texas was later separated from the Western Region and re-established as the Lone Star Region of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.Twenty-two years later, the Western Region as we know it today was started on February 15, 1937, when Bro. William Perry directed a letter to Bro. Jessie W. Lewis, the then Dean of Terrell Law School, requesting information for the chartering of a chapter in Los Angeles, CA. At this time, there were no chapters west of Texas. The movement gained impetus through the form of Bro. Hugh Fisher Lewis, who was then Vice President of the Northern District. After careful selection, Bros. Lewis, Perry, Johnson, and Hill invited eleven other men to join as charter members: Bros. Fred Baker, George Beavers, Edgar Brown, Cecil Davis, Aaron Douglass, Dee Hodge, William Nickerson, Jr., Granville Norman, E. M. Porter, Clarence Smith, and Oscar Stokes.
The officers elected to serve the new chapter were: Bro. William Perry, President; Bro. Clarence Smith, Vice-President; Bro. Dee Hodge, Secretary; and Bro. Everette Porter, Treasurer. Bro. James Weldon Johnson — celebrated poet, author, and professor of creative literature — was the National President at the time of the chartering of the chapter.
Today, the Western Region is led by our 35th Regional Director, Bro. Sidney Jackson, Jr., and has blossomed into the largest region in the fraternity; it currently encompasses the states of AK, AZ, CA, CO, HI, ID, MT, NV, ND, OR, SD, UT, WA, and WY, as well as the countries of Japan, S. Korea, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates. We exist as a consortium of positive and professional men determined to continue our rich and historic legacy of providing the best in service through our programmatic thrusts of Bigger and Better Business, Education, Social Action, and the Sigma Beta Club. Dedicated to the principles of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service, it is our desire to provide communities within our Region with impactful and meaningful service.
- Regional Leadership
Elected Officers
Director, Bro. Sidney Jackson, Jr.,
Phi Beta Sigma Chapter | Los Angeles, CA
director@pbswest.org1st Vice Dir., Estd. Bro. Warren Brown
Tau Theta Sigma Chapter
1stvicedirector@pbswest.org2nd Vice Dir., Bro. Jalen Dudley
Lambda Xi Chapter | Arizona State University
2ndvicedirector@pbswest.orgSecretary, Bro. William Watson, III
Lambda Kappa Sigma Chapter | Tucson, AZ
secretary@pbswest.orgTreasurer, Bro. Carl Houston
Kappa Delta Chapter | Carson, CA
treasurer@pbswest.orgImmediate Past Dir., Bro. Kedric Nalls
Theta Gamma Sigma Chapter | Sacramento, CA
director34@pbswest.orgAppointed Officers
Chief of Staff, Estd. Bro. Everett Bond
Sigma Zeta Sigma Chapter | Tacoma, WA
publicity@pbswest.orgChaplain, Estd. Bro. Gary Hogans
Phi Beta Sigma Chapter | Los Angeles, CA
chaplain@pbswest.orgDir., of Sigma Beta Clubs, Bro. Agha Khan
Kappa Delta Sigma Chapter | Carson, CA
sigmabetaclubs@pbswest.orgDir., of Publicity, Estd. Bro. Everett Bond
Sigma Zeta Sigma Chapter | Tacoma, WA
publicity@pbswest.orgDir., of Risk Mmgt., Bro. Craig Snellings. Esq.
Alpha Nu Sigma Chapter | Oakland , CA
riskmanagement@pbswest.orgDSS Chair, Hon. Bro. Phillip Hubbard, III
Alpha Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chapter | Inland Empire, CA
dss@pbswest.orgDir., of Stds & Awards, Bro. Anthony Buchanan
Epsilon Epsilon Sigma Chapter | Seattle, WA
awards@pbswest.orgDir., of Conference Planning, Bro. Blake Dye
Omicron Theta Sigma Chapter | Portland, OR
conferenceplanning@pbswest.org
Area & State Directors
Arizona State Dir., Bro. Kijan Edwards
az_sd@pbswest.orgHawaii State Dir., Bro. Johnny Davis
hi_sd@pbswest.orgJapan Area State Dir., Bro. Patrick Jackson
j.area_sd@pbswest.orgMiddle East Area State Dir., Bro. Scherwin Henry
me.area_sd@pbswest.orgNevada State Dir., Bro. Garren Morris
nv_sd@pbswest.orgN. California State Dir., Bro. Isaac Terry
n.ca_sd@pbswest.orgNortheast State Dir., Bro. Don Cross
ne.area_sd@pbswest.orgNorthwest State Dir., Bro. Julian Heyward
nw.sd@pbswest.orgS. California State Dir., Bro. Gerald Reneau
s.ca_sd@pbswest.orgS. Korea Area State Dir., Bro. Sidney Thomas
sk.area_sd@pbswest.orgDir., of Collegiate Affairs, Estd. Bro. Dr. Mike Baslee
Phi Beta Sigma Chapter | Los Angels, CA
collegiateaffairs@pbswest.orgDir., of B&BB, Bro. David Sledge
Iota Lambda Sigma Chapter | San Diego, CA
business@pbswest.orgDir., of Education, Bro. Dr. Theo Fowles
Phi Beta Sigma Chapter | Los Angels, CA
education@pbswest.orgDir., of Social Action, Bro. Dr. Nathaniel Session
Theta Alpha Sigma Chapter | Carson, CA
socialaction@pbswest.orgGeneral Counsel, Bro. Donald Lancaster, Esq.
Gamma Phi Sigma Chapter | San Franciso, CA
generalcounsel@pbswest.orgDir., of Protocol, Bro. Gregory Harris
Theta Gamma Sigma Chapter | Sacramento, CA
protocol@pbswest.orgDir., of Military Affairs, Bro. Perry Harris
Epsilon Psi Sigma Chapter | Las Vegas, NV
militaryaffairs@pbswest.orgDir., of Technology, Bro. Chris Manigault
Theta Alpha Sigma Chapter | Long Beach, CA
technology@pbswest.orgHon. Cmte. Mbr., Hon. Bro. Jeffrey Sneed
Kappa Delta Sigma Chapter | Carson, CA
honorary@pbswest.orgSigma Zeta Relations, Bro. Hur-Khan Allen
Theta Gamma Sigma Chapter | Sacramento, CA
sigmazetarelations@pbswest.orgLife Mbrshp. Lais., Bro. Dr. Jason Lester
Delta Delta Sigma Chapter | Denver, CA
lifemembership@pbswest.org
AZ Area Dir., (Phx) Bro. Joe Stubblefield II
az_ad_ph@pbswest.org
AZ Area Dir., (Tuc) Bro. Vic Mikulin Jr.
az_ad_tu@pbswest.orgHI Area Dir., TBA hi_ad@pbswest.org
JP Area Dir., Bro. Brian Harris j.area_ad@pbswest.org
ME Area Dir., TBA me.ad@pbswest.org
NV Area Dir., TBA nv.sd_lv@pbswest.org
N. CA Area Dir., (Sac) Bro. Jarrett Davis
n.ca_ad_sa@pbswest.org
N. CA Area Dir., (Oak/SF) Bro. Monolito Twyman
n.ca_ad_os@pbswest.org
N. CA Area Dir., (Central) Bro. Dennis Randle
n.ca_ad_cn@pbswest.orgNE Area Dir., TBA
ne.area_ad@pbswest.orgWA Area Dir., Bro. Anthony Buchanan
wa.ad@pbswest.org
OR Area Dir., Bro. Dennis Latimer
or.ad@pbswest.org
ID Area Dir., Bro. Kevin Archangel
id.ad@pbswest.orgS. CA Area Dir., (IE) Bro. Dr. Robert Strong
s.ca_ad_ie@pbswest.org
S. CA Area Dir., (LA) Bro. Robert Hill
s.ca_ad_la@pbswest.org
S. CA Area Dir., (SD) Bro Cecil Shelton
s.ca_ad_sd@pbswest.org- Things to Do In Los Angeles
Bars
- Melody Bar & Grill - 9132 S. Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045 |
- Purple Orchid - 221 Richmond St El Segundo, CA 90245
- Flora Rooftop Bar - 2130 E Maple Ave El Segundo, CA 90245
- Sam First Bar - 6171 W Century Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045
- Hangar 18 Bar + Kitchen - 5855 W Century Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045
Clubs
- LAX Hookah Lounge - 8711 La Tijera Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90045
- The New Townhouse - 6835 La Tijera Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90045
- Baja Sharkeez - 3600 Highland Ave Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
- The Tribe Entertainment Center - 450 S Market St, Inglewood, CA 90301
- The Green Horse Nightclub – 1662 W Centinela Ave, Inglewood, CA 90302
Cafes and Dessert Shops
- Hilltop Coffee - 170 N La Brea Ave, Inglewood, CA 90301
- Sweet Red Peach - 1035 S Prairie Ave #2, Inglewood, CA 90301
- MeloMelo Coconut Dessert - 8336 Lincoln Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045
Cigar Lounges
- Cigar and More - 415 Main Sreet El Segundo, CA 90245
- LA Lounge Premium Cigars - 2521 W. Manchester Blvd, Inglewood, CA 90305
- Cuban Leaf Lounge - 122 S. Market Street, Inglewood, CA 90301
Gentlemen's Clubs
- Bare Elegance – 4824 W. Imperial Hwy. Suite #2521, Inglewood, CA 90304
- Jet Strip – 10624 Hawthorne Blvd, Inglewood, CA 90304
- Sam's Hofbrau - 1751 E. Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90021
- The Players Club - 1800 Main Sreet, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Shopping Malls
- Manhattan Village - 3200 Sepulveda Blvds, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
- Westfield Culver City - 6000 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City, CA 90230
- Conference Contacts
Conference Chairman
Bro. Dr. Stephen Rice wrc2026chairman@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #561Agenda
Bro. Sidney Jackson, Jr. director@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #9Awards
Bro. Anthony Buchanan awards@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #368Candidate Forum
Bro. Woodrow Baliey candidate_forum@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #538Collegiate Luncheon
Bro. Sidney Jackson, Jr. director@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #9Donations & Fundraising
Bro. Carl Houston fundraising@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #5Finance
Bro. Carl Houston treasurer@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #5Hotel Overview
Bro. Blake Dye conferenceplanning@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #351Marketing
Bro. Everett Bond publicity@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #0Omega & Rededication Ceremony
Bro. Gary Hogans chaplain@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #3Night Life
Bro. Gerald Reneau & Bro. Dasmon Dash nightlife@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #406Regional Director's Public Meeting
Bro. Dr. Stephen Rice wrc2026chairman@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #561Registration Check-in
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.registration@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #404Vendors
Bro. Sidney Jackson, Jr. vendors@pbswest.org
310-563-8752 Ext. #9
- Conference Sponsors
Thank you to our 2026 Conference Sponsors from the bottom of our hearts; the Men of Sigma are appreciative of your generous gift. Through our partnership, more people will benefit from the programs and services we provide in communities across our region.
Border States
Platinum Level Sponsor
Border States is a U.S. based wholesale distributor of electrical products and supply chain solutions serving the construction, industrial, and utility markets, offering over 200,000 products online.
Macy's, Inc.
Sapphire Level Sponsor
Founded in 1858 by Rowland Hussey Macy, Macy’s is a leading American department store chain and sister brand to Bloomingdale’s, with over 500 stores nationwide.
American Red Cross
Diamond Level Sponsor
The American Red Cross is a nonprofit organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief, and preparedness education in the U.S. and serves as its affiliate of the International Red Cross.
Mervyn M. Dymally African American Political & Economic Institute
Gold Level Sponsor
The Mervyn M. Dymally Institute at CSUDH is a nonprofit, nonpartisan center focused on African American political history and economic development while promoting growth and opportunity.
- Special Thanks
Special thank yous to the following and groups:
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc, General Board
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Western Regional Board
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Theta Alpha Sigma Chapter | Long Beach, CA
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Kappa Delta Sigma Chapoter | Carson, CA
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Alpha Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chapter | Inland Empire, CA
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Lambda Iota Sigma Chapter | San Diego, CA
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Omicron Iota Sigma Chapter | San Diego, CA
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Delta Gamma Chapter | California State University Los Angeles
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Zeta Tau Chapter | California State University Long Beach
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Lambda Ioa Chapter | San Diego State University
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Mu Xi Chapter | California State University San Bernadino
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Nu Delta | University of California Los Angeles
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Nu U[psilon] | University of Southern California
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Gamma Rho Nu Chapter | University of California Riverside
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Psi Zeta Chapter | Los Angeles, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Beta Alpha Gamma Zeta Chapter | Palmdale, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Beta Alpha Theta Zeta | Menifee, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Gamma Alpha Epsilon Zeta | Irvine, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Theta Iota Zeta Chapter | Pasadena and Altadena, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Lambda Pi Zeta Chapter | Carson, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Omicron Rho Zeta Chapter | Inglewood, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Pi Zeta Zeta Chapter | San Bernardino, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Phi Theta Zeta Chapter | Gardena, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Phi Mu Zeta Chapter | Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Sigma Eta Zeta Chapter | Long Beach
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Mu Sigma Zeta Chapter | San Diego, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Nu Omicron Zeta Chapter | San Fernando Valley, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Chi Omega Zeta Chapter | Chico, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Psi Tau Zeta Chapter | Carlsbad, CA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Delta Eta Chapter | California State University Long Beach
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Gamma Lambda Chapter | University of Southern California
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Epsilon Sigma Chapter | California State University, San Bernardino & Riverside
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Nu Epsilon Chapter | Loyola Marymount University
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Nu Lambda Chapter | University of California, Los Angeles
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Rho Eta Chapter | California State University, Los Angeles
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Omega Kappa Chapter | California State University, Northridge
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., Los Angeles
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., San Diego
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., Inland Empire
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., Orange County
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., San Fernando Valley
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., California State University Long Beach
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., California State University Los Angeles
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc.,California State University, Northridge
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., University of California Los Angeles
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., University of California Riverside
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., University Southern California
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., San Diego State University
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., University San Diego State
The City of Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Tourism
Sherton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel
Blu Culture Collections
Indigo Apparel- Post-Conference
Survey
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Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Western Region