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

Lindsey Barry

Lindsey Barry

  • Hometown: Loveland, OH
  • Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Accounting, Minor in Business Analytics
  • Graduation Date: May 2026
  • Internships:
    • Associate Consultant Intern, Bain & Company, Chicago, IL (2025)
    • Audit Intern, BDO, Cincinnati, OH (2024)
    • Consulting Intern, Pasture Group Pharma, Singapore (Fisher Global Consulting) (2024)
    • Enterprise Data Management Intern, Great American Insurance Group, Cincinnati, OH (2023)
  • What inspired you to become a Peer Career Consultant?
    • “The resources provided through the Office of Career Management as well as upperclassmen mentors allowed me to succeed in my recruitment journey, and I wanted the chance to return the favor and help Fisher students succeed in all aspects of recruitment.”
  • On-campus involvement:
    • Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity, President
    • Accounting Teaching Assistant, Supervisor
    • Students Consulting for Non-Profit Organizations (SCNO)
    • Buckeye Undergraduate Consulting Club (BUCC)
    • Business Analytics Industry Immersion Program
    • Business Scholars Program
  • Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
    • “My best advice in the midst of a job search is to network with Fisher alumni and upperclassmen that have worked in roles/industries you are interested in to hear their experiences and learn more about the recruitment process. Getting involved on campus is a great way to find mentors and create an alumni network.”

Mia Hargrett

Mia Hargrett

  • Hometown: Laurel, MD
  • Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science Administration – Information Systems
  • Graduation Date: May 2026
  • Internships:
    • Cybersecurity, Risk, & Regulatory Advisory Start Intern, PwC, Washington, D.C. (2024)
  • What inspired you to become a Peer Career Consultant?
    • “I became a Peer Career Consultant to pay forward the guidance I’ve received during my time at Fisher.  As a freshman, I had no idea what I wanted to do, but I knew some areas I was interested. By engaging in environments that catered to my interests, I was able to meet incredibly influential mentors who helped me find a fitting career path.  Now, I’m excited to be this mentor for others and help them discover paths that match their passions and skills.”
  • On-campus involvement:
    • University Student Consultants – Director of Marketing and Communications
    • National Association of Black Accountants
    • Project THRIVE
    • Fisher First – Mentor/Ambassador
  • Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
    • “Get involved (but not too much)!  Join clubs that genuinely strike your interest to build a well-rounded set of experiences you can draw from throughout your internship and job searches. I would also say to trust the process, even when it feels challenging or discouraging.  Stay focused, stay curious, and the right opportunity will fall into place!” 

Debanshu Kanungo

Debanshu Kanungo

  • Hometown: Bhubaneshwar, India
  • Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Economics and Psychology
  • Graduation Date: May 2026
  • Internships:
    • Technology Consulting Intern, Spaulding Ridge, Chicago, IL (2025)
    • Growth Consulting Intern, Vesco Medical LLC, Columbus, OH (2024)
  • What inspired you to become a Peer Career Consultant?
    • “During my own recruitment process, I often felt isolated, but the support I received had a profound impact on me. Now, I want to provide that same reassurance to others. Additionally, I have always enjoyed meeting new people and helping others. This role allows me to do both—connecting with a diverse range of students and offering the guidance and encouragement they need to succeed.”
  • On-campus involvement:
    • Buckeye Undergraduate Consulting Club (BUCC)
    • Pi Sigma Epsilon Business Fraternity
    • Undergraduate Economics Society
  • Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
    • “Don’t compare yourself to others—everyone’s journey is different, and there’s no set timeline for success. Stay disciplined, stay true to yourself, and trust that everything will work out.”

Gracie Meloni

Gracie Meloni

  • Hometown: Lemont, IL
  • Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Economics, Minors – Business Analytics and Professional Writing
  • Graduation Date: May 2026
  • Internships:
    • EEA Transformation Consultant Intern, The Hackett Group, Chicago, IL (2025)
    • Fisher Global Consulting – Corporate, Milan, Italy (2024)
    • Fisher Global Consulting – Non-Profit, Buenos Aires, Argentina (2023)
  • What inspired you to become a Peer Career Consultant?
    • “I founded a small college prep business for upperclassmen in high school and found that I love giving back to those going down the same paths I have! So, I decided to apply to give back in the same way to Fisher students looking for jobs and internships. I am excited to be able to pass along insight and advice to help springboard OSU business students into the next phase of their careers!”
  • On-campus involvement:
    • Ohio Union Activities Board (OUAB)
    • Law and Society Scholars Program
    • Women in Business
  • Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:
    • “Expose yourself to as many opportunities as possible! You never know what you may end up loving if you don't try it.”

Rishika Rohatgi

Rishika Rohatgi

  • Hometown: Allentown, PA
  • Areas of Study: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Economics and Psychology
  • Graduation Date: May 2026
  • Internships:
    • Summer Associate, BCG, Detroit, MI (2025)
    • Emerging Leaders Intern, EY Parthenon, NYC (2024)
    • Finance & Accounting Intern, Emerson Climate Technology, Sidney, OH (2023)
  • What inspired you to become a Peer Career Consultant?
    • “To support the next generation of consultants from Ohio State!
  • On-campus involvement:
    • Honors Cohort
    • Buckeye Undergraduate Consulting Club (BUCC)
    • Buckeye Leadership Fellows
  • Best advice you would give a Fisher student in the midst of the internship/job search:

“Be purpose driven in the places you apply to and intentional in who you network with.”