the following four purposes: To honor those outstanding individuals who have devoted their time and efforts to the musical organizations at the educational institutions of the respective Chapters. To stimulate interest in the musical organizations at the educational institutions of the respective Chapters. To advance music to its proper place as an educational subject. To actively promote fellowship among musicians everywhere. Chapters The chapters were named in order of their acceptance to Mu Beta Psi. Chapters are: † Gamma Chapter was never formally designated; Percy W. Price died before a school could be finalized and a Charter issued, and the effort was lost. Records indicate that Gamma Chapter was to be established at The College of William and Mary, but colonization efforts were ultimately unsuccessful. ‡ Kappa Chapter went inactive in 1996, but was reactivated on April 25, 2020—the first such successful reactivation in fraternity history. § Mu Beta Psi Alumni Association is a separate organization, but considered an active chapter. The Alumni Association is open to alumni of all Mu Beta Psi chapters, active or otherwise. National Presidents The following is a list of the National Presidents of Mu Beta Psi since the establishment of the Fraternity's National Organization in 1929. The office was vacant on two separate occasions. The first was from 1932 through 1957, although Christian D. Kutschinski used the title National President interchangeably with National Executive Secretary during that time. The second instance was between 1958 when Wade Hicks resigned and the 1961 National Convention. Notable alumni Lachi (Mu): Singer-songwriter, producer, author, and founder of the UNC Cadence L. Macon Epps (Alpha): Inventor and engineer who worked for the Grumman Aerospace Corporation for 37 years, including on the Apollo Lunar Module as Assistant Program Manager Tamar Greene (Nu): Broadway singer; assumed the role of George Washington in the Broadway production of Hamilton in January 2020 after playing the same role in the Chicago production from 2018-19 See also Professional fraternities and sororities References Fraternities and sororities in the United States Music organizations based in the United States North Carolina State University Honor societies Student organizations established in 1925 American University Rutgers University Michigan Technological University State University of New York at Oswego Northern Michigan University 1925 establishments in North Carolina