Who is credited with the establishment of the Fraternity's second, third, and fourth chapters?

• A. Eugene Kinckle Jones
• B. Henry Arthur Callis
• C. George Biddle Kelley
• D. Robert Harold Ogle

Answer: (A)

The question focuses on who led the fraternity’s early expansion beyond its founding campus. Eugene Kinckle Jones, one of the seven founders, played a pivotal role in organizing and guiding the establishment of new chapters. His efforts to mentor prospective chapters, set up chartering processes, and coordinate expansion across campuses earned him credit for establishing the second, third, and fourth chapters. While the other founders contributed to the group’s foundations and direction, Jones is recognized for driving that initial growth phase and turning a single-campus organization into a multi-chapter fraternity.