Jennifer
Jouriles
'16,
who
graduated
from
Baldwin
Wallace
University
with
a
bachelor's
degree
in
accounting
and
Spanish,
is
putting
her
experiences
from
both
of
her
majors
to
work
as
an
accountant
at
the
Cleveland
Clinic.
"I
currently
work
with
capital
and
property
at
the
Clinic,"
said
Jouriles,
"assisting
in
the
valuation
of
assets
across
the
enterprise,
from
requisition
to
disposal
and
everything
in
between."
Since
the
Cleveland
Clinic
is
involved
in
international
outreach,
Jouriles
is
also
able
to
use
her
Spanish
degree
in
order
to
interact
with
a
wider
range
of
people
around
the
world.
Cleveland
to
Honduras
Jouriles
recently
traveled
to
Nuevo
Paraíso,
Honduras,
for
a
medical
mission
trip
as
a
part
of
her
work
with
the
Cleveland
Clinic.
Jouriles
was
able
to
use
her
mastery
of
Spanish
to
serve
as
a
medical
interpreter
during
the
trip.
"We
collaborated
with
local
doctors
and
nurses
to
bring
primary
care
and
medications
to
over
1,000
patients,"
Jouriles
explained.
Student
experiences
While
a
student
at
BW,
Jouriles
worked
as
an
intern
at
The
Sherwin-Williams
Company.
Jouriles
helped
with
communications
between
the
headquarters
in
Cleveland
and
the
office
branch
in
Mexico
City
as
an
intern
for
the
Latin
American
Financial
Shared
Services
department.
During
her
time
at
BW,
Jouriles
also
had
the
opportunity
to
conduct
and
present
research
across
disciplines,
including
diverse
topics
such
as
virtual
reality
and
Mexican
women's
literature.
Jouriles
says
she
is
"grateful
for
the
overwhelming
support
from
faculty
mentors
across
departments"
which
she
received
while
at
BW.
International
communications
In
both
her
intern
position
at
Sherwin-Williams
and
her
current
position
at
the
Cleveland
Clinic,
Jouriles'
degree
in
Spanish
has
enabled
her
to
travel
and
engage
in
business
communications
with
individuals
from
various
Spanish-speaking
nations.
In
addition
to
her
time
in
Honduras,
Jouriles
has
worked
with
individuals
from
several
different
countries,
including
Argentina,
Brazil,
Ecuador,
Mexico,
Peru
and
Puerto
Rico.
