The 2026 Kappa Alpha Psi Beautillion Is Now In Progress

Greetings Everyone,

I am George Stark, a senior member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity’s Alexandria-Fairfax Alumni Chapter. I’m reaching out regarding our chapter’s prestigious annual Beautillion program, through which we mentor and guide promising young men during their critical transition from high school to college.

Pictures From Our 2025 Beautillion

This year I have the privilege of mentoring an exceptional young man named Anthony Jackson. 

Anthony is a high-achieving West Potomac High School senior (Class of 2026) distinguished by disciplined leadership, academic performance, and a broad spectrum of talents stretching across STEM, athletics, and music. He maintains a 3.726 GPA with a full slate of Honors and AP coursework, backed by competitive SAT/ACT scores and membership in both National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society. 

His STEM ambitions are reinforced through selective programs including the United States Naval Academy Summer STEM Program, George Mason University’s VALHEN STEM Academy, and Virginia Tech’s StellarXplorers training. He is a second-degree black belt in Taekwondo and an active martial arts instructor, demonstrating command presence, teaching skills, and mentorship maturity uncommon for his age.

Outside the classroom, Anthony is equally mission-oriented. He is an accomplished multi-instrument musician—advanced tuba and piano—performing in marching, jazz, and symphony ensembles, including district honors recognition and national festival participation. His extracurricular portfolio includes swimming, track, mentorship organizations, international travel, and consistent community service supporting youth athletics and food-distribution initiatives. In every arena, Jackson brings initiative, resilience, and a learner’s mindset—traits that signal a young man prepared for leadership, new challenges, and global engagement.

We are launching a scholarship campaign to help Anthony achieve his educational goals. Our target is to raise $10,000 to support his college expenses.