Fisher Ambassadors
Meet our team!
To get the full college experience while on campus, we have a diverse team of talented undergraduate students who serve as Fisher Student Ambassadors who will answer your questions and take you on a tour of Fisher's campus.
These students represent the wide variety of academic interests, involvements, and professional experiences that Fisher has to offer. Ambassadors provide snapshot of what your Fisher College of Business experience could look like. Meet our team!
Aaron Abeyesekera
Hometown: Scarsdale, NY (originally from Sri Lanka)
On-campus involvements: Mount Leadership Scholars Society, University Honors, Investment Banking Program, Undergraduate Finance Association
What I enjoy about being a Fisher student: I appreciate how highly driven Fisher students are and how that results in a very motivating atmosphere. I also enjoy the vast diversity that makes up Fisher. This results in a great mix of people and perspectives. And lastly, I love being a part of the Buckeye family!
Best advice for a new Fisher student: Talk to upperclassmen! People at Fisher are very friendly and always happy to help and answer questions. A lot of the time, they have been in your position and can share helpful tips as well as a bit of their own insight.
Shreya Balaji
Hometown: Naperville, IL
On-campus involvements: Phi Gamma Nu Professional Business Fraternity, Morrill Scholarship program, Recruitment Host, Accounting Association, and Business of Sports Industry Immersion program
What I enjoy about being a Fisher student: I enjoy being a Fisher student because I am surrounded by ambitious, like-minded individuals who share my passion for business and drive for success.
Best advice for a new Fisher student: Build a strong professional network early and don't hesitate to seek assistance; the support and guidance you receive will be invaluable and open doors to new opportunities at Fisher.
Kelly Bennett
Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina
On-campus involvements: Pi Sigma Epsilon Professional Business Fraternity, semester abroad program at Queen Mary University of London (England)
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: The community! The students and faculty of Fisher are always so helpful and supportive, and will make sure you reach your goals!
Best advice for new Fisher student: Take your Fisher experience one step at a time! Your specialization, dreams, and aspirations may change, and when they do, it's okay to not have your life planned out.
Erin Brandwein
Hometown: Monmouth, New Jersey
On-campus involvements: Fisher Futures, Honors Cohort, Investment Banking Program, Buckeye Capital Investors, Fisher Global Consulting Program, OSU Rec Sports Personal Trainer
What I enjoy about being a Fisher student: The people! Every student at Fisher is willing to go above and beyond to help, whether it be regarding classes, internships, or mentorship. It’s really easy to find your group here.
Best advice for a new Fisher student: Try a little bit of everything your first year, but eventually try to whittle it down to the involvements that you are truly passionate about. The decisions will come easier than you think!
Will Carroll
Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio
On campus/community involvement: OSU Sailing Club, Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: The community! I love the Fisher community of students that are both friendly and driven to learn.
Best advice for a new Fisher student: Don't be afraid to apply for multiple clubs and meeting new people.
Gianna Chiariello
Hometown: Glen Cove, Long Island, NY
On campus/community involvement: University Honors, Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity, American Marketing Association, Women Founders Club, Buckeye Catholic, Girls Lifting Organization (GLO)
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: Fisher makes such a large university so much smaller. We are in our own area on campus where we get to interact with other Fisher students constantly. You will never get bored because there is always something happening in the courtyard or in the office of career management to make your day that much more exciting.
Best advice for a new Fisher student: Turn to the person next to you in each Fisher class and make a friend. Chances are you will see them for the next few years walking around Fisher or even in your future core classes.
Albert Chin
Hometown: Toronto, Canada (originally from Taiwan)
On-campus involvements: Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity, Global Leadership Initiative 2023 - 2024 Cohort, Non-profit Immersion Program, Exchange Partner, Club Pickleball
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: The opportunities that I am exposed to and the diverse backgrounds of my peers!
Best advice for new Fisher student: Get out of your comfort zone and try to meet as many people as you can as well as learn more about organizations and programs outside of Fisher!
Jack Drake
Hometown: Dallas, TX
On-campus involvements: Business Scholars Program, The Aviation Management Organization, University Honors, Church
What I enjoy about being a Fisher student: The kind and supportive people you will meet along the way!
Best advice for a new Fisher student: Utilize all the resources and opportunities that are offered to you. Visit the OCM, sign up for the luncheon, go to coffee with the older student, get to know your teachers and advisor. These connections could prove invaluable in your future endeavors.
Josh Dudek
Hometown: Powell, Ohio
On-campus involvements: Delta Sigma Pi, Delta Tau Delta, Industry Immersion Business of Sports, Fisher Real Estate Society
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: Having the opportunity to pursue my hobbies and interests in various organizations with groups of individuals I can trust and depend on to help me better myself socially, academically and professionally.
Best advice for new Fisher students: Seek different involvements early in college and experience unfamiliar organizations to potentially discover new passions.
Aya Dushnitzky
Name: Aya Dushnitzky
Year: 4th
Specialization: Operations Management/Economics
Hometown: New Albany, OH
On-campus Involvement: Phi Chi Theta, purchasing and supply management association
Internships: Marathon Petroleum, American Airlines
Favorite General Education Class: PHILOS 3261
Favorite Ohio State Resource: Office of Career Management (OCM)
Scarlett Kiss
Hometown: Washington D.C.
On-campus involvements: Phi Gamma Nu Professional Business Fraternity, Delta Delta Delta Sorority, Media Marketing & Communications Scholars Program, Undergraduate Finance Association (UFA), Hospitality Management Association (HMA), STEP
What I enjoy about being a Fisher student: What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student is the sense of community. The Fisher community is incredibly supportive, and being surrounded by driven peers and faculty pushes me to challenge myself and grow both personally and professionally.
Best advice for a new Fisher student: Get involved early, and don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone! Fisher offers many opportunities, from student organizations and networking events to internships and study abroad programs. Take advantage of these resources and build meaningful connections with your peers and faculty!
Amariana Lewis
Hometown: Akron, Ohio
On-campus involvements: Business Scholars Program, Young Scholars Program, Second-year Transformational Experience Program(STEP), National Association of Black Accountants
What I enjoy about being a Fisher student: What I enjoy about being a Fisher student is how they prepare us for the world after college. Coming to fisher has opened me up to so many opportunities and connections that will be very valuable to me now and in my future.
Best advice for a new Fisher student: The best advice I would have for a new Fisher student is to not be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and explore new experiences and opportunities.
Jasmine Muhammad
Hometown: Frankfort, IL
On-campus involvements: Pathways to Women in Supply Chain, Fisher First and Business Scholar Mentor
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: The endless opportunities Fisher offers and great people you meet on your journey through Fisher.
Best advice for new Fisher students: Don’t overwhelm yourself with work and school. Networking is key!
Whitney Nkweteyim
Hometown: Columbus, Ohio (originally from Cameroon)
On campus/community involvement: Pathways Scholar for Women in Supply Chain, African Youth League, Deloitte Career Launch, Global Business Living Learning Community
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: The many opportunities and resources that are made available to us like study/internship abroad, career development tools, etc
Best advice for a new Fisher Student: College is what you make of it - check out different orgs, try out new things that you may not have had the opportunity to try before, just put yourself out there.
Kendall Pace
Hometown: St. Louis, MO
On-campus involvements: Investment Banking Program, Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity, Kappa Delta Sorority
What I enjoy about being a Fisher student: What I enjoy about being a fisher student is all of the opportunities Fisher offers. Whether that's through your personal network or different clubs within Fisher there's such a big support system to help you grow as an individual.
Best advice for a new Fisher student: My best advice to new Fisher student's is don't be afraid to make new connections and put yourself out there. You never know how much the people you meet in Fisher will have an impact on your life.
Cole Petch
Hometown: St. Louis, MO
On campus/community involvement: Delta Tau Delta, Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity, Sports Business Association, Deloitte Career Launch Program, STEP
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: From the students to the professors, everyone wants to see each other succeed. The Fisher community is so supportive and willing to help you out with any problem or question you may have.
Best advice for a new Fisher Student: Get involved! It’s the best and easiest way to meet people with similar interests and hobbies.
John Piehowicz
Hometown: Cincinnati, OH
On campus/community involvement: Buckeye Undergraduate Consulting Club, Students Consulting for Nonprofit Organizations, Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity, Running Club, Recruitment Host, Ice Hockey Official
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: Having the opportunity to collaborate with some of the brightest and most well-rounded classmates I know, in an environment that fosters both professional and personal growth through academics and social opportunities.
Best advice for a new Fisher Student: Get involved early, and don’t be afraid to reach out to upperclassmen for career or college advice.
Sydney Pike
Hometown: North Canton, Ohio
On-campus involvements: Kappa Alpha Theta, Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity, Accounting Association, Business Honors Living Learning Community, Deloitte Career Launch Program
What I enjoy about being a Fisher student: I love the close-knit community that Fisher facilities. Every time I enter the Fisher courtyard or am in a Fisher class, I see someone that I know.
Best advice for a new Fisher student: Get involved both inside and outside of Fisher.
Isha Rebello
Hometown: New York, New York
On-campus involvements: Engineering Scholars Program, Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity, Deloitte Career Launch Program
What I enjoy most about being a Fisher student: I love the extremely supportive nature of the Fisher community. The mentorship that I have received from professors and older peers has been endless, and I know that I always have people to turn to if needed.
Best advice for new Fisher student: Don't be afraid to ask questions and get involved on campus! The more you get to know the people in Fisher, the easier it becomes to achieve your goals, whether they be social, academic, or professional.
Jasmine Rocha Torres
Hometown: Cincinnati, OH
On-campus involvements: Association of Latino Professionals for America, Mexican Student Association, Fisher FIRST, STEP, MMC Scholars
What I enjoy about being a Fisher Student: I love being a Fisher student because of the amazing opportunities and the great people! Fisher has great study abroad resources, first year college transition programs and career tools to help you succeed and support you as a college student!
Best Advice for a new Fisher Student: Get involved! The best way to grow professionally and personally is to get involved in the numerous organizations on campus! You get to meet some of the best people and discover opportunities that can help you grow as a professional, especially in Fisher!
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