

Mission
To develop leaders, promote academic excellence, and serve our communities through the principles of manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind.
Vision
To be a beacon of leadership and service in Brazoria County—empowering youth, strengthening families, and advancing the legacy of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. through impactful programs and lifelong brotherhood.

Our Story
Tau Omicron Lambda was founded with a simple but ambitious vision: to build a chapter that serves with intention, leads with integrity, and leaves a lasting impact on the communities of Brazoria County.
On December 21, 2024, fourteen accomplished brothers came together to charter what would become one of the fastest-growing chapters in the region. United by a shared commitment to the aims of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.—Manly Deeds, Scholarship, and Love for All Mankind—they laid the foundation for an organization dedicated to servant leadership, brotherhood, and community transformation.
The response from Alpha men across Brazoria County was immediate and inspiring. Within its first year, Tau Omicron Lambda grew from 14 charter members to more than 102 active brothers, an extraordinary milestone that reflects the chapter's welcoming culture, strong leadership, and unwavering commitment to meaningful service. This rapid growth is not simply a measure of membership—it is a testament to the belief that when purpose-driven men unite, communities benefit.
From its earliest days, the chapter has focused on action rather than recognition. Tau Omicron Lambda has established a reputation for delivering programs that address real community needs and create lasting opportunities for families throughout Brazoria County. Through initiatives such as Kicks for Kids, voter education and civic literacy workshops, community health fairs, school supply and back-to-school drives, youth mentoring, scholarship investments, and partnerships with local schools, churches, municipalities, and nonprofit organizations, the chapter has demonstrated that service is most meaningful when it produces measurable impact.
The chapter's commitment extends beyond individual events. Tau Omicron Lambda strives to cultivate future leaders, strengthen civic engagement, promote educational excellence, improve community wellness, and build partnerships that enhance the quality of life throughout Brazoria County. Every initiative is guided by accountability, collaboration, and a belief that lasting change begins with consistent service.
As the inaugural chapter serving Brazoria County, Tau Omicron Lambda embraces both the privilege and responsibility of helping shape the future of the region. While the chapter's history is still being written, its foundation is firmly established on brotherhood, excellence, and an unwavering commitment to serving others.
This is only the beginning. With every new brother, every service project, every scholarship awarded, and every life impacted, Tau Omicron Lambda continues to build a legacy that will endure for generations—proving that the true measure of success is not how far we have come, but how many people we lift along the way.


Bro. Dr. Brian K. Roberson II
President

Bro. Deshun M. Baker
Vice President

Bro. Dr. Lawrence Taylor
Recording Secretary

Bro. Tarik Clark
Corresponding Secretary

Bro. Jamian Lattin-Sims
Financial Secretary

Bro. Major Harper-Terry
Parliamentarian

Bro. Tristan Johnson
Associate Editor to the Sphinx

Bro. Dr. Truman Warren
Treasurer

Bro. Dr. Alexander Okwonna
Parliamentarian

Bro. Charles Baldwin
Dean of Membership
Development & Intake

Bro. Marcus Williams
Chaplain

Bro. Michael Branch
Historian

Bro. Darian Fowler
Sergeant-at-Arms


Bro. Brian K. Roberson II
President

Bro. Deshun M. Baker
Vice President

Bro. Dr. Lawrence Taylor
Recording Secretary

Bro. Tarik Clark
Corresponding Secretary

Bro. Jamian Lattin-Sims
Financial Secretary

Bro. Major Harper-Terry
Parliamentarian

Bro. Tristan Johnson
Associate Editor to the Sphinx

Bro. Dr. Truman Warren
Treasurer

Bro. Dr. Alexander Okwonna
Parliamentarian

Bro. Charles Baldwin
Dean of Membership
Development & Intake

Bro. Marcus Williams
Chaplain

Bro. Michael Branch
Historian

Bro. Darian Fowler
Sergeant-at-Arms
National Programs





Events

Alphas of Brazoria County Family Day PicnicSun, Jul 26Christia V. Adair Park
2026 Chapter RetreatFri, Aug 28AOBC Retreat Headquarters
News & Announcements
Chapter updates and community highlights
Brothers of Tau Omicron Lambda provided new shoes to students across Brazoria County, helping them start the school year with confidence and dignity.
Members gathered school supplies and delivered them directly to families, ensuring students had what they needed for a strong year ahead.
AOBC delivered nearly 600 pounds of food to The Well Food Pantry during their Thanksgiving drive. Brothers worked together to support local families and strengthen community ties.
Congratulations to Tau Omicron Lambda’s Charter Member, Bro. Dr. Alexander Okwonna, on his appointment as Deputy Chancellor and President of San Jacinto College.
The Tau Omicron Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. provided a sweet treat to teachers at seven local schools across Alvin ISD and Pearland ISD as a small token of appreciation for their dedication throughout the fall semester.
The Tau Omicron Lambda Chapter proudly observed October as Reclamation Month, hosting a Brotherhood Breakfast to welcome area brothers back to the House of Alpha.





























