Roy H. Park Fellowship
Read more about our Park Fellows and the overall impact of this program housed at the Samuel Curtis Johnson School of Business.
Park Perspective: A Breaking Point—and a Breakthrough
Lauren Whitehead, MBA ’26, first-year student, shares helpful tips for managing the rigor and pace of an Ivy League business school.
Park Perspective: Escaping and returning
Guy King, MBA ’26, reflects on personal growth through vulnerability
Park Fellows Alumni Spotlight: Brian Hittle, MBA ’03
Brian Hittle, MBA ’03, discusses leadership, storytelling and finding purpose in a character.
Park Fellows Alumni Spotlight: Amanda Archila, MBA ’18
Amanda Archila, MBA ’18, discusses crafting her career mosaic through leadership development.
Park Perspective: Prioritize to find balance and thrive
Lauren LaBelle, MBA ’26, discusses strategies for a successful life balance.
Park Perspective: From humble beginnings to leadership excellence
What always struck me about my grandfather was how he made the most of what he had. Limited resources—whether outdated technology, insufficient funding, or a lack of formal teaching materials—did not deter him.
Park Perspective: Imposter Syndrome and the Best Decision I’ve Ever Made
Zach Sabadosa, MBA ’24, reflects on imposter syndrome and offers advice for changing recruiting goals.
Honoring Diversity and Leadership: The L. Joseph Thomas Suite Dedication
Past and present deans and alumni came together during Reunion 2024 to honor Joe Thomas, Anne and Elmer Lindseth Dean Emeritus of the Johnson School.
Park Perspective: A broader definition of leadership
Ami Parekh, MBA ’25, encourages students to recognize leadership opportunities beyond formal roles.