614-292-7543

musser.132@osu.edu

Students interested in Fisher College of Business Global Programs can take advantage of their walk-in advising hours every Wednesday from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM. Links to Walk-in-Wednesday details can always be found on our Office of Global Business webpage under “Events and Resources”. Information sessions for all OGB programs are also listed on the event webpages. 

Fisher College of Business Program Manager

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Education

MA, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Eastern Michigan University
BS, Journalism, Ohio University

Responsibilities
Manages the recruitment, marketing, program development, and pre-departure instruction of Experiential Learning programs through the Fisher College of Business. Programs include Fisher Global Internships, Fisher Global Consulting, and the European Innovation Academy. You can find the available list on our website here.

Students interested in Fisher College of Business Global Programs can take advantage of their walk-in advising hours every Wednesday from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM. Links to Walk-in-Wednesday details can always be found on our Office of Global Business webpage under “Events and Resources”. Information sessions for all OGB programs are also listed on the event web pages. 

If you cannot attend those hours, we have a main interest form that our Global Ambassadors and a staff member monitor. You can also reach us at our central email address, FCOB-Global@osu.edu. If you are an undergraduate student, you can take the Fisher College of Business Global Programs Quiz, which will help connect you with programs that fit your interests.

Transformational Overseas Experience

I spent six months in an immersive Japanese language and culture program in Japan during my junior year of undergrad. This study abroad experience was both my first travel requiring a passport and the doorway to a whole new perspective on societal structures, my future career, and myself. Being immersed in the language and culture shifted the way I think and learn so that my Japanese language skills continued to increase significantly through courses upon my return to the U.S., and I went on to focus my educational journey to include Japanese Business courses, a World Religions Minor, and an East Asian Studies Certificate. Upon graduation, I returned to Japan with a full-time job, and my career has been about intercultural communication ever since!