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Twelve Ohio Wesleyan Students Selected as 2025-2026 Accounting and Finance Fellows
DELAWARE, Ohio – The Woltemade Center for Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship at Ohio Wesleyan University has selected 12 students as 2025-2026 Accounting and Finance Fellows. Being selected as fellows gives the students access to enhanced internship, research, and other opportunities.
Ohio Wesleyan's 2025-2026 Accounting and Finance Fellows are:
- Connor Asbury of Columbus, Ohio. Asbury is a Finance major.
- Chris Burns of Grove City, Ohio. Burns is an Accounting major and a Business minor.
- Isaiah Deleon of Houston, Texas. Deleon is a Business Administration (Management) and Finance major and a Data Analytics minor.
- Jackie Harper of Henderson, Nevada. Harper is a Finance major and Business minor.
- Jera Hoy of Radnor, Ohio. Hoy is an Accounting major.
- Nagomi Katano of Nagoya-Shi, Japan. Katano is an Accounting major.
- Jameson Myers of Mansfield, Ohio. Myers is a Business Administration (Marketing) and Finance major and a Data and Society minor.
- Tim Root of North Royalton, Ohio. Root is a Finance Economics major and an Accounting minor.
- Owen Tornow of Painesville, Ohio. Tornow is an Accounting major.
- Thy Tran of Columbus, Ohio. Tran is a Data Analytics and Accounting major and an Economics minor.
- Natalie VanMeter of Fredericktown, Ohio. VanMeter is an Accounting and Economics major.
- Aiden Veerjee of Johnstown, Ohio. Veerjee is a Quantitative Economics major and a Finance and Geography minor.
As fellows, the students complete faculty-escorted study trips funded by The Woltemade Center to locations of significance in the fields of accounting or finance.
They also complete at least one accounting or finance internship as well as an external professional development activity, such as a leadership program, conference, or business tour.
In addition, they have access to funds to enable them to join professional organizations tied to their career interests.
Learn more about The Woltemade Center and its scholars and fellows programs at owu.edu/Woltemade. Learn more about OWU's Department of Economics and Business and its majors and minors at owu.edu/economics.
Founded in 1842, Ohio Wesleyan University is one of the nation's premier liberal arts universities. Located in Delaware, Ohio, the private university offers more than 70 undergraduate majors and competes in 24 NCAA Division III varsity sports. Through its signature experience, the OWU Connection, Ohio Wesleyan teaches students to understand issues from multiple academic perspectives, volunteer in service to others, build a diverse and global perspective, and translate classroom knowledge into real-world experience through internships, research, and other hands-on learning. Ohio Wesleyan is featured in the book "Colleges That Change Lives" and included on the U.S. News & World Report and Princeton Review "Best Colleges" lists. Connect with OWU expert interview sources at owu.edu/experts or learn more at owu.edu.