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WORLDCLASSChamplain’s international business program putsstudents on the road to successBy Sara CaldwellJeremy Quinn ’03, with friends, in Honduras. Quinn spent partof his internship last summer working as an ophthalmologytechnician with a group of American doctors and later helped asmall town create a marketing plan for tourism.Riding in the back of a pickup truckthrough the remote mountains ofHonduras, slogging over rivers andfighting mud bogs in the intense humid heat ofthe rainy season, Jeremy Quinn ’03 did some ofthe most valuable work he would do atChamplain. There are more glamorous internships,but Quinn likes a challenge. In fact, hispassion for international business and knowledgeof Spanish, along with his innateindependent spirit, led him to Latin Americawith little more than a plan to make a plan.16 Champlain View | Spring 2004
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