WHO IS GREGORY PARKS? Behold the captivating chronicle of a bornand-bred Alpha Male, emerging from the glitzy landscapes of The Hamptons, where the echoes of privilege dance with the rhythm of resilience. Raised under the guiding lights of public school educators—his parents, this Alpha Man’s tale is a testament to the love and wisdom woven into the fabric of his familial home. The sanctity of the Baptist church, a sanctuary erected by his carpenter grandfather, where faith and family melded seamlessly. From these roots, Brother Gregory Parks embarked on a journey that reads like a crescendo of triumphs, fueled by an insatiable hunger for knowledge and achievement. The academic tapestry he weaved is nothing short of breathtaking—a Psychology degree from Howard University, a journey into the forensic realms of the City University of New York, and a doctoral saga at the University of Kentucky. As if that weren’t enough, he added a legal symphony to his repertoire, earning a J.D. from the prestigious Cornell University. Brother Parks successfully navigated the corridors of power, clerking for luminaries like Chief Judge Anna Blackburne-Rigsby and Judge Andre M. Davis. His legal prowess found its stage in the D.C. office of McDermott Will & Emery LLP before fate led him to the serene halls of Wake Forest University School of Law, where he now commands minds as a Professor of Law. Beyond the lecture halls, Brother Park’s influence extends into the administrative echelons of the university. He serves as a Faculty Senate Executive Committee Member, a key figure on the Board of Trustees Finance Committee, and Co-Chair of the Space Planning Group—making waves with the Executive VP & CFO. But the narrative doesn’t stop at academia. Enter the fascinating world of fraternities, where our
Alpha Man has left an indelible mark.
