Alpha Nu Chapter
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
"The Gateway To The First District"
Stamford - Norwalk, Connecticut
Our 2024 Talent Hunt, will take place on April 20, 2024
Please click here to get a copy of the Participant Application
Congratulations
to Madison Chueka,
Madison Chueka is an 18 year old senior who has been accepted to seven Ivy League schools. She is a flute virtuoso and the winner of our 2022 and 2023 High School Talent Hunt Competition AND the winner of the 2022 and 2023 First District Talent Contest as well. In addition to winning monetary awards from the Alpha Nu Chapter and the First District in both instances, Madison represented the District at the Grand Conclave in Charlotte, North Carolina in 2022 and will represent the First District again, virtually, at the Leadership Conference in the Bahamas in 2023.
We are so proud of Madison!
New Haven, CT. April 22, 2023
Madison was just named the winner of the
District Talent Contest!!!
With Madison are Brothers; Cowlis Andrews, Craig Polite, Joe Mann, Ed Artis and
Michael Charles
High School Talent Competition
March 26, 2022
View Madison's performance below:
The below is the Zoom Recording of our Talent Hunt Program of Saturday, March 26, 2022. A slideshow of Alpha Nu activities together with music begins the video. The actual program begins at the time mark as follows:09:50. Enjoy!
Alpha Nu Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated
2022 Talent Hunt Competition
TALENT HUNT PROGRAM – provides exposure, encouragement and financial assistance to talented young people participating in the performing arts. Winners are awarded recognition and may be given college scholarships
The Talent Hunt program of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. is one of several national programs designed to identify and support the youth of our nation and the world. The original idea was created by Brother J. Austin Atkins of Winston Salem, North Carolina, and Brother Dewey Duckett of Rock Hill, South Carolina. While the idea was conceived in 1945, the first District Talent Hunt program was held in the Sixth District in Charlotte, North Carolina, on April 19, 1946. The need for such a program was born out of the unequal opportunity afforded to some American youth to develop and give full expression to their talents.
The original statement of the Talent Hunt idea included this expression: “Creative and outstanding capacities in any honorable activity should be eligible for consideration.” During public presentations, all original displays were limited to the field of music. Since that time, the Talent Hunt program has been expanded to include other forms of the expressive arts.
In 1953, Brother J. Austin Atkins, and Brother Dewey Duckett, Co – Chaired the first National Talent Hunt Committee and presented the first National Talent Hunt program as an integral part of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Grand Conclave held in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Talent Hunt is now one of our 10 National Mandated Programs.
