About Us
From three Studsmen — a legacy was born.



There were three Studsmen. From that small foundation grew what is known today as Kappa Psi Theta Fraternity. Founded on December 9, 2013, by its president, Lauren "Elle" Smith, Kappa Psi Theta Fraternity, Inc. set out to become a beacon of positive influence and enlightenment within the LGBT community.
Our founder and inaugural members built a lasting legacy: an organization rooted in self-growth and civic engagement. We strive to unite lesbian women who identify as AG, stud, butch, and/or dominant masculine under one fraternal home.
Through meaningful civic engagement and social awareness events, we open the doors to growth and opportunities to make a difference. We encourage all members to look beyond themselves and to impact the world.
The founding principles that guide every Studsman.
Learning is the foundation of our organization and what we seek to harness in all members. Through in-depth seminars and retreats, we expand our members' viewpoints of the world.
We encourage our members to display fortitude and strive for personal success. We believe that exposure to new surroundings and new people cultivates and feeds inner strength.
Accountability and sincerity serve as the cornerstones in creating an unbreakable bond between members. We seek individuals who are genuine in their interactions and value kinship.
2013 — Founded
Kappa Psi Theta Fraternity, Inc. founded on December 9, 2013 by Lauren 'Elle' Smith in Atlanta, GA.
2013
2016 — Growth
Expanded community outreach with Books for Africa and Trees Atlanta volunteer partnerships.
2016
2021 — Resilience
Hosted hybrid in-person and virtual events during challenging times, growing membership.
2021
2014 — First Line
The inaugural pledging class crossed, cementing the foundation of studsmenhood and tradition.
2014
2018 — Recognition
Released promotional video and hosted multiple probate events showcasing Fraternity identity.
2018
2023 — 10 Year Anniversary
Celebrated a decade of studsmenhood, service, and impact within the Atlanta LGBT community.
2023