Which award recognizes Academic Achievement at the Undergraduate level?

The Byron Kenneth Armstrong Award is specifically designed to acknowledge and honor academic excellence among undergraduate members of Kappa Alpha Psi. This award highlights the fraternity's commitment to scholarship and supports the achievement of its members in their academic pursuits.

By recognizing individuals who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance, the award reinforces the importance of education within the fraternity and encourages undergraduate members to strive for excellence. Each recipient exemplifies not only their dedication to their studies but also the values that Kappa Alpha Psi espouses regarding the significance of education in personal and professional growth.

In contrast, while the other awards have their distinct purposes and achievements, they do not focus specifically on academic success at the undergraduate level. The Laurel Wreath often recognizes outstanding contributions or achievements in various areas, the Elder Watson Diggs Award honors distinguished service to the fraternity, and the Guy Lewis Grant mainly supports initiatives that assist members in their educational journeys but does not directly award academic achievement.