University Resources

Students derive maximum benefit from the knowledge and experience of the faculty through the small classes that comprise most of the program.

DiMenna-Nyselius Library offers open-stack access to a collection of some 301,407 volumes, 1,800 periodicals and newspapers, and the equivalent of 95,147 more volumes in microform. The library contains video and audiocassettes, a CD collection, and equipment for their use. The library provides instant Internet access to hundreds of databases; reference librarians are on duty to assist students.

The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts hosts exciting programs in chamber music, jazz, theatre, dance, and more, and houses the Walsh Gallery, offering four major art exhibits each year.

The Leslie C. Quick, Jr. Recreation Complex offers exercise equipment, a free and Universal weight room, a 25 meter pool, racquetball, indoor and outdoor tennis, and more.

As a student in the M.A. program, you may qualify for reduced rates at both the Quick Center and the RecPlex.

Fairfield's fiber optic technology provides dial-in access from your home computer to e-mail and courseware on the VAX as well as to electronic course bulletin boards, the library's on-line catalog, and other materials placed on the computer network.