*Denotes Deceased
The Laurel Wreath Award of Kappa Alpha Psi® is the highest award available to a member. The specific requirements for the award are outlined in the governing laws of the Fraternity. The award consists of a Certificate of Achievement and a specially designed and engraved jeweled badge that replaces the traditional Fraternity badge.
Below are the names of recipients affiliated with chapters in the Eastern Province.




















The Elder Watson Diggs Award of Kappa Alpha Psi® is the second-highest award of the Fraternity available to a member. The specific requirements for the award are set forth in the governing laws of the Fraternity. The award consists of a Certificate of Achievement, and a specially designed and engraved medallion.
Below are the names of recipients affiliated with chapters in the Eastern Province.

















The The Guy Levis Grant Award of Kappa Alpha Psi® is the highest award of the Fraternity available, exclusively, to a member affiliated with a Greek letter chapter of the Fraternity. The specific requirements for the award are outlined in the governing laws of the Fraternity. The award consists of a Certificate of Achievement and a specially designed and engraved medallion.
Below are the names of recipients affiliated with chapters in the Eastern Province.
The Guy Levis Grant Award of Kappa Alpha Psi is the highest award of the Fraternity available, exclusively, to a member affiliated with a Greek letter chapter of the Fraternity. The specific requirements for the award are outlined in the governing laws of the Fraternity. The award consists of a Certificate of Achievement and a specially designed and engraved medallion. Below are the names of recipients affiliated with chapters in the Eastern Province.
The Guy Levis Grant Award of Kappa Alpha Psi is the highest award of the Fraternity available, exclusively, to a member affiliated with a Greek letter chapter of the Fraternity. The specific requirements for the award are outlined in the governing laws of the Fraternity. The award consists of a Certificate of Achievement and a specially designed and engraved medallion. Below are the names of recipients affiliated with chapters in the Eastern Province.
In 1991, upon the recommendation of the Publicity and Publications Commission, the Grand Board of Directors authorized the William L. Crump History Award of The Kappa Alpha Psi®. Named for The Dr. William L. Crump, the third editor of the The Kappa Alpha Psi® Journal, who served as Grand Historian for 30 years and was involved in the publishing of the first four editions of the The Story of Kappa Alpha Psi®, the award recognizes the contributions of members towards the development of histories at the Province level. The award consists of a Certificate of Achievement and a specially designed medallion.
Below are the names of recipients affiliated with chapters in the Eastern Province.