Two-Year MBA
The latest news and updates from the full-time, two-year residential MBA program at SC Johnson College.
The magic of Israel, from technology to agriculture and everything in between
Patricia Guzman, Two-Year MBA ’19, recounts her nine-day trek to the Middle East over spring break. She visited Israel alongside 90 of her Johnson classmates.
Park Perspectives: Important lessons I learned at Johnson
Two-year MBA Jessie Anderson reflects on what she learned in her two years at Johnson, with a focus on relationship-building and maintaining perspective.
A recipe for success: Reinventing Johnson Food, Beverage, and Agribusiness
The Johnson Food, Beverage, and Agribusiness (JBFA) student club focuses on issues of sustainability and farm-to-table eating in the Ithaca area.
Park Perspectives: Big Red Ventures’ co-founders inspire current Park Fellows
Alex Ivanov and John Kyles, MBAs ’00 and Park Fellows, founded Big Red Ventures, a student-run, evergreen venture capital fund that continues to thrive today.
Sports Analytics Club: How business school helped me become my best self
Deon Provost, Two-Year MBA ’20, reflects on the newly founded Sports Analytics Club at Johnson and how he has been able to contribute to and grow from leadership in the club.
BenDaniel Venture Challenge: Connecting entrepreneurial Cornellians since 2009
Wenni Cai, MBA ’19, and BVC finalists discuss their experiences as entrepreneurs at Cornell and as part of the BenDaniel Venture Challenge.
Park Perspectives: Leading without a defined “leader”
Allison Latham, Two-Year MBA ’20, recognizes that a formal leader does not need to be defined in all instances, but initiative and structure are key.
DJ 2019 welcomes admitted Two-Year MBA students and their families to Johnson
Johnson faculty, staff, and current MBA students welcomed the admitted Two-Year MBA Class of 2021 during its annual Destination Johnson event.
Park Perspectives: The plan after the plan
Matt Pundmann, Two-Year MBA ’19, found a sense of stability and understanding in the Johnson community despite not knowing what exactly is next.