Quick Center Announces 2022-23 Season
Fairfield University’s Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts announces an exciting 2022-23 schedule of performances and lectures, both in-person and livestreamed.
Fairfield University’s Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts announces an exciting 2022-23 schedule of performances and lectures, both in-person and livestreamed.
Fairfield University has announced that its 72nd Commencement ceremonies will take place on Saturday, May 21, for graduate students and Sunday, May 22, for undergraduate students.
Isabel Wilkerson’s presentation, “Caste: Examining Race, Culture, and Consequences,” is part of the Open VISIONS Forum (OVF)’s “Women and Leadership” series, generously sponsored by Bank of America.
A long-time professor of religious studies at Fairfield, Dr. Thiel will serve as president of the American Theological Society in 2023-24.
The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts welcomes families back for its 31st season of Missoula Children’s Theatre Camps at Fairfield, offering six unique sessions for young students to choose from this summer.
Last show to open in Quick Center for the Arts’ Resident Theatre company's 2021-22 season line-up.
Carlota Ocampo, PhD, associate professor of psychology and provost at Trinity University in Washington, D.C., will give a talk “Hidden in Plain Sight: Acknowledging and Addressing the Impacts of Racist Incident Based Trauma,” on March 30, 2022 at 7 p.m. on campus in Fairfield’s Alumni House.
The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts welcomes back mesmerizing Québec dance artist Frédérick Gravel for a three-night premiere of his newest work, This Duet That We’ve Already Done (so many times).
Special Discussion: A View from 33 years of Product Development Experience—The Step-by-Step Process of Bringing a Product from the Concept Stage to Manufacturing and the Marketplace. This presentation is made possible with support from Fairfield’s School of Engineering and Inventors Association of Connecticut.
In recently published research, Pierre Christian, PhD, assistant professor of physics, shares his groundbreaking research on black holes, part of the Event Horizon Telescope project.
Presented by the Quick Center’s Open VISIONS Forum (OVF) lecture series, in affiliation with the College of Arts & Sciences, David Brooks will discuss the challenges and decisions faced by democracy in America.
In response to the rapidly growing demand for biomedical engineers across industries – from government to private sector to non-profit – Fairfield University will launch a 30-credit Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering program in fall 2022.
The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts will host an in-person conversation on the topics of race and social justice, titled “Race, Liberty & Justice: Diverging Perspectives with Eyes on the Prize,” featuring prominent academics and public intellectuals Michael Eric Dyson, PhD, and John H. McWhorter, PhD.
Fairfield University’s Quick Center will present the talented and highly successful piano duo Stephanie Trick and Paolo Alderighi for a jazz-inspired Sunday afternoon.
Special Discussion: The Basics of Intellectual Property and Transactions Relating is made possible with support from Fairfield’s School of Engineering and Inventors Association of Connecticut.
Fairfield’s Quick Center will welcome the circus back to town on Feb. 17 with a not-to-be-missed performance of acrobatic feats by the internationally acclaimed troupe, Circa.
Fairfield University philosophy professor's latest book, Creolizing the Nation (Northwestern UP, 2020), has been honored by the Caribbean Philosophical Association’s annual prize.