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Fisher Board Fellows

Campus:	Columbus
Status:	Active - New/Re-Established I
Purpose Statement:	The purpose of Fisher Board Fellows is to serve the Central Ohio community through partnerships with nonprofit organizations in the local area. Fisher Board Fellows is a student-led organization that brings together the Columbus community and Fisher College of Business by selecting students and placing them on boards of local nonprofit organizations as non-voting members. Fellows, mentored by a board member and with the full support of the nonprofit executive director and board chair, contribute to the partner nonprofit organizations by attending all board and assigned committee meetings. In addition, Fellows may complete a board-level project that harnesses the Fellow’s business expertise and adds long-term value to the partner organization.
Primary Leader:	Joel Pickering
Secondary Leader:	Akshay Ganesh
Treasurer Leader:	Jeremy Hall
Advisor:	Keely Croxton
Organization Email:	FCOB-fbf@osu.edu
Facebook Group Page:	https://www.facebook.com/fisherboardfellows/
Website:	https://u.osu.edu/fisherboardfellows/
Primary Type:	Community Service/Service Learning
Secondary Types:	Academic/College Special Interest
Primary Make Up:	Graduate
Constitution:	2016_04_29_03_29_46_1717.pdf
Meeting Time and Place:	Columbus, OH 43210
Office Location:	2108 Neil Avenue Columbus, OH 43210
Membership Type:	Application/Selection Process
Membership Contact:	Joel Pickering (pickering.91)
Time of Year for New Membership:	Autumn Semester
How does a Prospective Member Apply:	A prospective member completes an application that includes a personal statement and professional or academic resume. Chosen candidates will then advance to a 30-minute interview conducted by the leadership team. If chosen for membership, the member will be matched to a nonprofit board during the following spring semester.
Charge Dues:	No