Who sets national policies for Omega Psi Phi?

• A. The Local Chapter President.
• B. The Neophyte Committee.
• C. The District Council.
• D. The Grand Chapter.

Answer: (D)

The national policies for Omega Psi Phi are established by the Grand Chapter, the organization’s highest governing body. It brings together representatives from all chapters to set nationwide rules, by-laws, and standards that guide every chapter and district. The Local Chapter President runs the affairs of a single chapter, but does not set national policy. The District Council handles matters within a specific geographic region under the framework provided by the Grand Chapter. The Neophyte Committee focuses on programs and guidance for new members, not national policy. So the Grand Chapter is the body responsible for national policy.