Kappa League
Contact Information:
Kris Ramson - Kappa League Chair
Email: kappaleague@bmackapsi.org
Awards
Year: 2021-2022
Place: 1st
Award: Metro Kappa Quiz Bowl
Year: 2022-2023
Place: 2nd
Award: Metro Kappa Quiz Bowl
Year: 2023-2024
Place: 1st
Award: Metro Kappa Quiz Bowl
Year: 2023-2024
Kappa Leaguer: Alexander Nimo
Award: Kappa Leaguer of the Year
Year: 2023-2024
Place: 2nd
Award: Bowie Memorial Day Parade
The Mission
The mission of the BMAC Kappa League Program is to become a mentoring institution that creates the next generation of America's influential, inspirational, and transformational leaders of the 21st Century. For all members of the BMAC Kappa league Program to graduate and attend a 4-year post secondary institution.
To create a new generation of dynamic, influential and inspirational young leaders that will make an impact in all five sectors of society throughout the world.
For the Kappa League to be used as an instrument to create an environment of positive peer pressure through academic and community service led program our Kappa League program was designed in direct response to the continuing crisis in the African-American community regarding our younger males.
The program addresses some of those problems facing the African American youth through a variety of seminars, lectures, field trips and workshops which are all geared toward improving such characteristics as the student's cultural awareness/diversity, academic achievement, emotional, mental, and physical development.
The Statement
The Kappa League for the Bowie-Mitchellville Alumni Chapter (BMAC) of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. is proud to welcome all returning and new Kappa Leaguers for the 2025-2026 fraternal year. This year, the BMAC Kappa League will continue to aid in the growth and development of our young men by encouraging and empowering them in all facets of their maturation process.
Self-identity, self-discipline, accountability, work ethic, time management, overcoming fears, peer pressure, personal hygiene and grooming are just a few of the topics and life skill lessons that will be taught and discussed throughout this fraternal year.
Additionally, our young men will be engaged and tutored in matters of academic excellence, physical fitness, drug abuse awareness, financial literacy, college preparation, Black History, exploration of the criminal justice system as well as learning the importance of safe encounters with the police. As always, we're training for leadership and preparing for manhood. Our goal is for excellence to be exuded in every session, and most importantly, for "achievement in every field of human endeavor."
What Are We?
-

7 Phases of Kappa League:
Purpose
Training
Competition
Social
Health
Education
College -

What We Are Not?
Fraternity
Caretaker
Recruitment for Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
News
Chess is more
than a game
1/30/2026
By introducing chess at an early age, we’re helping build confidence, decision-making skills, and mental resilience that extend far beyond the board. These lessons carry into the classroom, careers, and everyday life.
Bowie-Mitchellville Alumni is proud to invest in opportunities that challenge minds, encourage focus, and develop the next generation of leaders — one move at a time.
Drones in Action with Kappa Leaguers & US Marshals!
1/17/2026
Today’s Drone Demonstration for Youth gave our young leaders a front-row seat to cutting-edge technology. From flight basics to real-world applications, this event sparked curiosity, creativity, and excitement about the future of STEM.
The future is flying high!
KapPA Leaguers Volunteer
11/22/2025:
On Saturday, November 22nd, 2025, the BMAC Kappa League worked together with volunteers to package food donations for families in need this holiday season.
Kappa League Domestic Violence Walk
10/25/2025:
Domestic violence and sexual assault affect families and communities every day. Raising awareness helps break silence, support survivors, and promote safe, respectful relationships. Learn the signs, speak up, and stand with those who have experienced harm. Real change starts when we listen, believe, and advocate—for safety, healing, and dignity for all.
Cybersecurity Academy Celebrates Cybersecurity Awareness Month
10/18/2025:
The BMAC STEM Committee hosted a Cybersecurity course and lab for Cybersecurity Awareness Month: DoD Cybersecurity Awareness Challenge 2025. This annual online training course aims to teach participants how to recognize cyber threats and safeguard sensitive information. It is mandatory for many federal agencies, DoD personnel, contractors and anyone working with classified systems. The challenge features interactive scenarios, mobile device safety tips and insider threat deep dive and updated visuals to enhance engagement.
Events
Keep up to date on the latest news and events from Guide Right and Kappa League