Classroom Visits
The Class Visit Program is designed to give you, the student, the opportunity to experience academic life at Fairfield University. We have worked closely with our faculty to make a variety of courses available in which you can participate. You will also have the opportunity to go to lunch with one of our current students and experience the dining hall and all it has to offer.
Class Visits will be offered on the following dates for the Spring 2013 semester:
- Tuesday, February 19th through Thursday, March 7th
- Tuesday, March 19th through Tuesday, March 26th
- Tuesday, April 2nd through Friday, April 26th
You have the option of choosing whether to attend a 9:30 AM class or a 2:00 PM class. Whichever you choose is entirely up to you, so feel free to choose the course(s) in which you are most interested (please choose 3). Please bear in mind that not all classes will be available to observe at all times due to quizzes, tests, presentations, number of seats available, and other limits that are set by the faculty. For this reason we kindly ask for at least 2 weeks advance notice for all requests in order to communicate with our faculty. In the event that a course is unavailable, we will initiate communication with the faculty of your second or third choice of class.
Your schedule will vary depending on which class/time you choose. For either option, please plan to arrive at least 30 minutes prior:
Schedule 1 |
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9 a.m. |
Arrival at Fairfield |
9:30 a.m. |
Attend Class |
11 a.m. |
Campus Tour (Optional)* |
12:30 p.m. |
Lunch with a Current Fairfield Student |
Schedule 2 |
|
11 a.m. |
Campus Tour (Optional)* |
12:30 p.m. |
Lunch with a Current Fairfield Student |
2:00 p.m. |
Attend Class |
Please fill out the Class Visit Program Request Form
A confirmation will be sent 1 week prior to your scheduled Class Visit. If you have any questions at all regarding the Class Visit Program please contact Megan Parmenter at 203-254-4100 or at mparmenter@fairfield.edu.
*If you would like to also like participate in a Campus Tour, Information Session, and/or Interview while visiting Fairfield, please register at www.fairfield.edu/registeronline
Mondays & Thursdays - 9:30 a.m. |
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| Accounting | AC 12 | Intro to Management Accounting | Michael Coyne | DSB 111 |
| Applied Ethics | AE 276 | Ethical Dimensions of International Business | Robert Day | CNS 209 |
| Applied Ethics | AE 291 | Business Ethics | Joan VanHise | DSB 112 |
| Biology | BI 108 | Human Anatomy & Physiology (non-majors) | Christine Earls | SON 203 |
| Biology | BI 261 | Genetics | Anita Fernandez | BNW167 |
| Chemistry | CH 112 | General Chemistry II | John Miecznikowski | BNW 254 |
| Communications | CO 100 | Human Communication Theories | Christopher Damico | BNW 335 |
| Engineering | EG 145 | Mathematical Analysis | Shanon Reckinger | MCA 102 |
| English | EN 171 | Literature and the Visual Arts | Emily Orlando | DMH 348 |
| Latin | LA 211 | Readings/Latin (Intermediate) | Vincent Rosivach | DMH 131 |
| Music | MU 102 | History & Development of Rock | Brian Torff | JGS 25 |
| Psychology | PY 263 | Developmental Psychology (majors) | Susan Rakowitz | BNW 166 |
| Religious Studies | RS 101B | Asian Religions | Ronald Davidson | DMH 347 |
Mondays & Thursdays - 2:00 p.m. |
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| Art History | AH 10B | Origins and Transformations in Western Art | Katherine Schwab | BLM LL 105 |
| Biology | BI 74 | Biology of Food | Jennifer Klug | BNW 137 |
| Engineering | EE 221 | Frequency Domain Circuit Analysis | Ryan Munden | MCA 107 |
| Engineering | EG 145 | Mathematical Analysis | Shanon Reckinger | MCA 102 |
| English | EN 141 | Shakespeare II | Richard Regan | CNS 305 |
| Marketing | MK 101 | Principles of Marketing | John Neal | DSB 110B |
| Music | MU 102 | History of Music: 400-1700 | Alan Murchie | CNS 1 |
| Religious Studies | RS 280 | Hinduism | Ronald Davidson | CNS 6 |
| Theatre | TA 0030 | Acting I | Mariah Seymour | PTH |
| Theatre | TA 0122 | Asian Theatre | Martha LoMonaco | Room TBD |
Tuesdays & Fridays - 9:30 a.m. |
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| Accounting | AC 204 | Intermediate Accounting II | Milo Peck | DSB 111 |
| Communications | CO 130 | Mass Media and Society | Michael Serazio | CNS 203 |
| English | EN 128 | Cities in Literature | Johanna Garvey | DMH 347 |
| English | EN 142 | Myths & Legends of Ireland & Britain | Robert Epstein | DMH 348 |
| English | EN 172 | Literacy and Language | Betsy Bowen | CNS 301 |
| Finance | FI 101 | Intro to Finance | Laurie Richardson | DSB 106 |
| Finance | FI 210 | Principles of Investment | Nikiforos Laopodis | DSB 114 |
| French | FR 111 | Elementary French II | Zoe Erotopoulos | CNS 10 |
| International Studies | IL 151 | Gender, War, Peace | Janie Leatherman | CNS 202 |
| Management | MG 235 | Managing Human Resources | Norman Solomon | DSB 109 |
| Marketing | MK 101 | Principles of Marketing | John Neal | DSB 105 |
| Music | MU 250 | Music Theory & Composition II | Laura Nash | CNS 1 |
| Politics | PO 11 | Intro to American Politics | David Downie | DMH 350 |
Tuesdays & Fridays - 2:00 p.m. |
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| Accounting | AC12 | Intro to Management Accounting | Jo Ann Drusbosky | DSB 111 |
| Applied Ethics | AE 291 | Business Ethics | Francis Hannafey | DMH 347 |
| Art History | AH 11 | Visual Culture Since 1400 | Marice Rose | CNS 9 |
| English | EN 100A | Special Topic: American Jewish Literature | Gail Ostrow | CNS 305 |
| History | HI 286 | Rise of Modern Japan: 1800 to Present | Danke Li | CNS 10 |
| Marketing | MK 101 | Principles of Marketing | Mousumi Bose Godbole | DSB 112 |
| Psychology | PY 248 | Social Psychology (majors) | Dorthea Braginsky | BNW 166 |