Fairfield Corps
Fairfield Corps is a group of paid Fairfield University student interns working to curb underage drinking. Using a peer-to-peer strategy, student interns educate fellow college students on the effects of alcohol use while helping students learn how to make healthier choices by enhancing decision-making skills. The Fairfield Corps initiative is funded by a grant from the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.
Contact Us
Phone: (203) 254-4000 ext. 3346
E-mail: fairfieldcorps@mail.fairfield.edu
Dolan Hall Room 147
Recruitment underway. See details
below for application process

Current Projects
1. Substance Abuse Prevention Education
There are two Substance Abuse Prevention Education programs provided by Fairfield Corps under the guidance of our Substance Abuse Counselors:
CHOICES Program is facilitated by Kevin Curry, Substance Abuse Counselor, with a Fairfield Corps student-intern assisting as part of our peer-to-peer strategy.
BASICS program is a one-on-one program run by Kevin Curry.
2. LifeSkills - Middle Schools
LifeSkills Training Program - Samhsa
3. Media Campaign
Meet the Interns
Justin Casenta '10
I'm a Management and Information Systems double major. I play club baseball.
Jennifer Leigh Faro '09
Jillian Fiascki '09
Jordan Hummel '10
Kathleen Hurley '10
I am double-major in Psychology and English.
Juliet Jacobs '10
Ryan Keane '09
Sean Nolan '10
I'm a double major in Management and Information Systems. I like to run and listen to a variety of music.
Christine Ruane '10
Justin Smith '10
I'm from Massachusetts. I'm a Communication major. I enjoy playing basketball.
Interesting Links
Binge Drinking
College Drinking
Healthy Minds
High Risk Drinking in College
MADD
Responsible Drinking
Sobering Statistics
Want to Join?
For further information:
Call 254-4000 ext. 3346 or
e-mail: ppaulmann@mail.fairfield.edu
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