Who is CyberQue?
   CyberQUE is not a person. However, the webmaster is D. Richard White, 9/ZY/68 (for you younger brothers that means I crossed the sands in September of 1968 through the Second District Zeta Psi Chapter, Brooklyn New York - I was the fourth on the line known as "Eleven steps and a limp".  I moved from New York to Kansas in 1983 but I still keep in contact with the Bros. As always Omega  burns in my heart and I'm quick to acknowledge a Brother when I see one - always big time fun. Enough said, if you want to know more about me visit my homepage.
    I'm a computer junkie and the whole internet thing has really fascinated me. In September of 97 I decided to attempt putting together a website. Although I am still learning I have gotten really hooked on creating websites - besides CyberQue I have eight other sites, CyberQUE is by far my most aggressive attempt at putting a website together. 

What is CyberQUE?
    CyberQUE is a collections of some of the best features of the Omega websites. Since there are so few Omega websites compared to the number of chapters in existence, CyberQUE was originally designed to provide a basic prototype for chapter websites. As CyberQUE developed it was redesigned to provide a template for Omega chapters which do not have a website. The workshop has a Template which which can easily be downloaded, modified, and published as the chapters own webpage. The template is complete with hyperlinks to the "standard (national) pages" as well as the communication pages of CyberQUE. Hence, no chapter should be without a website, and Omega should be the first of the greek organizations to declare so. 
    A second template "My Omega Page" is forthcoming. MOP is being designed to provide Brothers with an easy means of getting to the Omega communications network of CyberQUE.
    Besides housing the templates, it is my intent to design the workshop to include the many cyberspace resources from which I have drawn to learn how to build websites.
    The inclusion of the CyberQUE Webring was designed to display the work of Brothers in cyberspace. Viewing the work done by Brothers is an inspiration to those of us who are learning or want to learn how to create websites. Hopefully I will have the Webring up and running in the near future.
    As a final comment, I noted that many of our undergraduate chapters create their websites on their school servers - thereafter when they graduate the chapter's website is taken off the server. I would urge all Brothers to take their websites off the school servers and move them to a cybercommunity such as Fortunecity (which hosts this website), Geocities ( where my home page is) or one of the many sites like them. I would also urge that Netforwarding be used to establish the website address, that way the site can be moved to a different server without a change of address  as far as anyone other than the webmaster is concerned. For the same reason I would urge all Brothers to establish their email accounts though a cyberspace email provider such as Hotmail, or at least use an email forwarding service such as Netforwarding or Bigfoot. For more information visit the workshop

Disclaimer 
    Most of the pages which compose this site are adaptations of pages from other Omega sites  To the best of my knowledge everything you find on these pages is free of copyright, unless otherwise noted. If you find something that is the property of someone that doesn't wish it to be published, please contact me at [email protected] and I'll be happy remove it if the copyright holder is unwilling to share with the brotherhood. It is my intent to create an acknowledgment page to acknowledge the various sources of the artwork and ideas used to create CyberQUE, so if you see something you feel you should be given credit for please do not hesitate to contact me.