Between General Conventions, the Fraternity is led by the General President.

Between General Conventions, the Fraternity is led by the General President.

• A. General Secretary
• B. National Chair
• C. Chief Executive Officer
• D. General President

Answer: (D)

The leadership between General Conventions is held by the General President, who acts as the chief executive of Alpha Phi Alpha during the interims. Elected at the General Convention, the General President guides policy implementation, oversees the General Office and the General Board, and represents the Fraternity publicly and in its ongoing operations. The other roles have more specific duties: the General Secretary handles records and communications, the National Chair leads particular committees rather than the entire Fraternity, and the organization does not use the title Chief Executive Officer for its top national leader. So the General President is the appropriate, governing figure between conventions.

The leadership between General Conventions is held by the General President, who acts as the chief executive of Alpha Phi Alpha during the interims. Elected at the General Convention, the General President guides policy implementation, oversees the General Office and the General Board, and represents the Fraternity publicly and in its ongoing operations. The other roles have more specific duties: the General Secretary handles records and communications, the National Chair leads particular committees rather than the entire Fraternity, and the organization does not use the title Chief Executive Officer for its top national leader. So the General President is the appropriate, governing figure between conventions.