Office of Career Management
Peer Career Consultants
Fisher College of Business Peer Career Consultants are trained undergraduate and graduate business students prepared to support undergraduate business students by:
- Reviewing job search materials, including resumes, cover letters, LinkedIn and Handshake profiles, and employer/networking correspondence
- Planning customized internship and/or job search strategies
- Conducting QUIC Interviews and interview preparation conversations
- Discussing job offers for evaluation and negotiation assistance
- Presenting to business courses and student organizations on career-related topics
To schedule an appointment with our team of Peer Career Consultants, please visit handshake.osu.edu.
Meet the Peer Career Consultants
- Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio
- Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Finance
- Graduation Date: May 2025
- Internships:
- Strategy Intern, Capital One, Washington, D.C. (2024)
- Capital Markets Intern, Huntington National Bank, Columbus, OH (2023)
- What inspired you to become a Career Consultant?
- “Fisher helped me in so many immeasurable ways throughout my internship search and recruitment process. I wanted to give back to a community that played such an important part in my success and overall professional growth.”
- On-campus involvement:
- Phi Chi Theta Professional Business Fraternity, Vice President Membership
- Finance 3220 Teaching Assistant
- Fisher Emerging Consultants Program
- Fintech Industry Immersion Program
- College Mentors for Kids, Activity Director
- Scarlet and Gray Financial, Coach
- Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
- “It might sometimes feel like recruiting is entirely dominated by the companies you are recruiting for, but the process is really just an opportunity for you to find the industry or company that is best suited for your specific skill set. Take it as a chance to get one step closer to the perfect job for you! Lastly, genuinely caring goes so far in the recruiting process. Putting in the effort to demonstrate true interest in a position is a great way to put your best foot forward (do your research!).”
- Hometown: Marion, Ohio
- Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Finance, Minor: Economics
- Graduation Date: May 2025
- Internships:
- Consulting Summer Analyst, Accenture, Chicago, IL (2024)
- Business Strategy Intern, Esports Foundry, Columbus, OH (2023)
- Finance Intern, Tony R Wells Foundation, Columbus, OH (2022)
- What inspired you to become a Career Consultant?
- “The reason I wanted to become a Career Consultant stemmed from a desire to assist and support students, driven by the generosity I received during my own recruitment journey. The process of navigating recruitment can be overwhelming and formidable, but having someone to provide guidance makes it significantly more manageable.”
- On-campus involvement:
- Students Consulting for Non-Profit Organizations (SCNO), Project Manager
- Pi Sigma Epsilon, Vice President of Professional Development
- Honors Contract
- Buckeye MELA
- Fisher Emerging Consultants Program
- Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
- “Be calm and casual in interviews, most employers are looking for people they want to work with.”
- Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science Administration – Accounting and Finance
- Graduation Date: May 2025
- Internships:
- Tax Intern, Deloitte, Chicago, IL (2024)
- Core Tax Intern, BDO, Columbus, OH (2023)
- Accounting Intern, Trosch & Co. LLP, Pittsburgh, PA (2022)
- Consulting Intern, Inside Baseball LLC, Pittsburgh, PA (2021)
- What inspired you to become a Career Consultant?
- “After receiving assistance from Career Consultants during my time at Ohio State, I wanted to give back to other Fisher students and provide them with the same help/advice that aided me.”
- On-campus involvement:
- Accounting Association
- Fisher Real Estate Society
- Ohio State CEO Club
- Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Programming Chairman & Assistant Treasurer
- Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
- “Join as many organizations as you can while balancing academics, perfect your resume, cover letters, LinkedIn profile, Handshake profile, start your internship/job search as early as possible, network with professionals in the industry that you are interested in (especially recruiters), and most of all - Remain optimistic!”
- Hometown: Akron, Ohio
- Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Marketing, Minor: Fashion & Retail Studies
- Graduation Date: May 2025
- Internships:
- Global Merchandising Intern, Levi Strauss & Co., San Francisco, CA (2024)
- Merchandising Intern, The TJX Companies, Inc., Boston, MA (2023)
- Sophomore Summit Participant, Abercrombie & Fitch Co., Columbus, OH (Spring 2023)
- What inspired you to become a Career Consultant?
- “During my freshman year, I had no clear direction when I first arrived on campus. Looking back at that time, I find it hard to believe that I now have access to the opportunities and privileges I do. These include internships, involvement in student organizations, and valuable personal and professional relationships. I owe much of my progress to the mentors I've encountered along the way, and those I have yet to meet. Being a Peer Career Consultant is so incredibly fulfilling to assist others in the same way I was once helped.”
- On-campus involvement:
- Buckeye Professional Advancement & Development, Apparel & Design Chair
- Honors Cohort
- Buckeye Leadership Fellows
- College Mentors for Kids
- Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
“Be patient during recruitment and avoid comparing your timeline to others'. Each person's journey is unique, and things will fall into place as they should.”
- Hometown: Detroit, Michigan
- Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Operations Management, Minor: EEDS
- Graduation Date: May 2025
- Internships:
- Operations Analyst, J.P. Morgan Chase, Chicago, IL (2024)
- Operational Excellence Intern, Trane Technologies, Columbia, SC (2023)
- Operations Intern, Ambisense, Dublin, Ireland (2022)
- What inspired you to become a Career Consultant?
- “After navigating the stressful recruiting process with a lot of help from peers, alumni, and OCM I find it important to be that resource for others going through their journey.”
- On-campus involvement:
- Buckeye Undergraduate Consulting Club (BUCC), Vice President of Membership Development
- Buckeye Leadership Fellows, Project Lead and Recruitment Director
- Students Consulting for Non-Profit Organizations (SCNO), Project Manager
- Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Vice President of Recruitment and Outreach
- Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
- “Take the time understand yourself and your values before going through the recruiting process. Understanding your ‘Why’ can be a north star for your job search and the thing that sets you apart in interviews.”
- Hometown: Dayton, Ohio
- Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Finance
- Graduation Date: May 2025
- Internships:
- Corporate & Institutional Banking Intern, PNC Healthcare, Chicago, IL (Summer 2024)
- Data Analytics Intern, Kokoro, Rome, Italy (Spring 2024)
- What inspired you to become a Career Consultant?
- “I am a Career Consultant because of how much I appreciated receiving so much help from older Fisher students. The guidance I received throughout months of interviews and networking events/calls was instrumental, and I would love to play a role in other students’ paths to success as well.”
- On-campus involvement:
- Kappa Kappa Gamma, Vice President of Finance, Executive Board Nomination Committee, & Risk Prevention Committee
- Honda x OSU Living Logistics Lab Participant
- Fisher Emerging Consultants Program
- Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
- “Set aside weekly time dedicated to your career search as if it were a class with its own schedule. During this time, use the resources Fisher offers to improve your resume, LinkedIn, and cover letter. Mock interviews and practicing networking conversations are extremely helpful in showing your best, confident self in interviews.”
- Hometown: North Royalton, Ohio
- Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Finance and Logistics Management
- Graduation Date: May 2025
- Internships:
- Supply Chain Finance Intern, Abercrombie & Fitch, Columbus, OH (2024)
- What inspired you to become a Career Consultant?
- “I want to help students take advantage of the involvements and career opportunities Fisher provides. I missed out on some of these, and I want to pass on the lessons I learned through this to undergraduate students.”
- On-campus involvement:
- Pi Sigma Epsilon, Director of Operations
- Fisher Emerging Consultants Program
- Buckeye Buddies, Public Relations Chair
- Club Indoors Soccer, Team Captain
- Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
- “Use LinkedIn to reach out to professionals in industries you're interested in (Especially OSU grads!) and do it early! They're almost always willing to guide students because they remember being in that position themselves.”
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