named after Alpha men such as the Eddie Robinson Stadium, Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, Whitney Young Memorial Bridge, and the W. E. B. Du Bois library at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The United States Postal Service has honored fraternity members W. E. B. Du Bois, Duke Ellington, Martin Luther King Jr., Thurgood Marshall, Paul Robeson and Whitney Young with a commemorative stamp in their Black Heritage Stamp series. General Presidents of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Moses A. Morrison, 1908–1909 Roscoe C. Giles, 1910 Frederick H. Miller, 1911 Charles H. Garvin, 1912–1914 Henry L. Dickason, 1914–1915 Henry A. Callis, 1915 Howard H. Long, 1916–1917 William A. Pollard, 1917–1918 Daniel D. Fowler, 1919 Lucius L. McGee, 1920 Simeon S. Booker, 1921–1923 Raymond W. Cannon, 1924–1927 Bert A. Rose, 1928–1931 Charles H. Wesley, 1932–1940 Rayford W. Logan, 1941–1945 Belford V. Lawson Jr., 1946–1951 Antonio M. Smith, 1952–1954 Frank L. Stanley, 1955–1957 Myles A. Paige, 1957–1960 William H. Hale, 1961–1962 T. Winston Cole Sr., 1963–1964 Lionel H. Newsom, 1965–1968 Ernest N. Morial, 1968–1972 Walter Washington, 1973–1976 James R. Williams, 1977–1980 Ozell Sutton, 1981–1984 Charles C. Teamer, 1985–1988 Henry Ponder, 1989–1992 Milton C. Davis, 1993–1996 Adrian L. Wallace, 1997–2000 Harry E. Johnson, 2001–2004 Darryl R. Matthews Sr. 2005–2008 Herman "Skip" Mason Jr., 2009 – April 2012 Aaron Crutison Sr. (acting), April 2012 – December 2012 Mark S. Tillman, 2013–2016 Everett B. Ward, 2017–2020 Willis L. Lonzer, III, 2021–present Regions Alpha Phi Alpha divides its chapters into regions across the United States and internationally. There are five major regions currently: Eastern, Midwestern, Southern, Southwestern and Western. Every U.S. state in a region is further designated as a "district" of that region. Each region comprises both collegiate and alumni chapters with the latter designated by the Greek letter Lambda. Since its inception, Alpha Phi Alpha has chartered 414 college chapters and 369 alumni chapters. Egyptian symbolism Alpha Phi Alpha utilizes motifs from Ancient Egypt and uses images and songs depicting the Her-em-akhet (Great Sphinx of Giza), pharaohs, and other Egyptian artifacts to represent the organization. The Great Sphinx of Giza was made out of one unified body of stone which represents the fraternity and its members. This is in contrast to other fraternities that traditionally echo themes from the golden age of Ancient Greece. Alpha's constant reference to Ethiopia in hymns and poems are further