Guide Right

Guide Right

is the National Service Program for the educational and occupational guidance of  youth, primarily inspirational and informational in character. Its reach  extends to high schools and colleges alike. In the latter, giving due  attention to the needs of undergraduate Brothers. 

Conceived in 1922 by  Leon W. Stewart, and suggested at the twelfth Grand Chapter of Kappa  Alpha Psi, Guide Right became the fraternity's national service program.  Jesse Jerome Peters, later to become the eighth Grand Polemarch, was  chairman of the committee, during the administration of W. Ellis Stewart  as Grand Polemarch. That insured adoption of the Program as the Fraternity's National Service Project.

The purposes of the Guide Right Service Program are to place the training, experience, and friendly  interest of successful men, at the disposal of youth needing  inspiration and counsel regarding their choice of a life's career, while the community is made aware of the problems that may be encountered as these youth seek to realize lives of usefulness.

Guide Right  encompasses many of our youth oriented programs such as mentoring,  college preparatory programs, and tutoring.