Staff : Megan Avellana

avellana.4@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 – 3:00 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

 

Pronouns

She/Her/Hers  
 

Education

MA, International Education, New York University
BA, Spanish and Economics, Baldwin Wallace University  
 

Responsibilities

Manages the recruitment, marketing, program development, and pre-departure preparation for the Fisher Global Consulting (FGC), Fisher Global Internships (FGI), and the European Innovation Academy (EIA) programs.

Students interested in Fisher College of Business Global Programs can take advantage of their walk-in advising hours every Wednesday from 12:00 PM – 3:00 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 studied abroad twice during my time as an undergraduate student and these experiences completely change the trajectory of my life and career. My first study abroad experience was a Spanish immersion program in Granada, Spain the summer after my freshman year. I then spent a semester studying at the Universidad de Sevilla in Sevilla, Spain during my junior year. These experiences helped me to develop my Spanish language skills, my intercultural competencies, and to learn more about other cultures (and my own culture!). They also led me to my career as an international education professional. During graduate school at NYU, I participated in a faculty-led study abroad program focused on the internationalization of higher education in India. Spending time visiting higher education institutions in New Delhi and Hyderabad opened my eyes to the way that other countries structure and administer their educational systems and the ways in which they’re working to ensure their students develop a global mindset. 

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