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Business Certificates
  BB 75 (1) Mastering your Financial Calculator (42690)
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
1/9/10 - 1/16/10
Saturday Class
The purpose of this course is to teach the Time Value of Money (TVM) concepts using the HP12c calculator. Students will work on solving typical short TVM problems and Case Studies in reference to the CFP exam. By the end of the seminar, students will have a working knowledge of TMV concepts and a facility to use the HP12c calculator to solve typical types of TVM problems on the CFP exam. REQUIRED MATERIALS: HP12c Financial Calculator.
Stuart Clymer   ($50)

 
  BB 115 (1) SHRM Learning Systems (41350)
Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
2/2/10 - 4/13/10
Certificate Program Class
Preparatory courses for PHR & SPHR. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has developed the SHRM Learning System to provide a solid foundation to help give you the tools you need to advance your career, prepare for increased responsibility, and play a leadership role in supporting your organization's goals. The topics covered strengthen individual competencies and productivity and provide a powerful tool to assist in preparing for the PHR or SPHR certification exams.$1,540.00 for class. SHRM member discount - $1,340.00
Raymond LaManna   ($1540)

 
  BB 115 (2) SHRM Learning Systems (41351)
Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
2/2/10 - 4/13/10
Certificate Program Class
Preparatory courses for PHR & SPHR. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has developed the SHRM Learning System to provide a solid foundation to help give you the tools you need to advance your career, prepare for increased responsibility, and play a leadership role in supporting your organization's goals. The topics covered strengthen individual competencies and productivity and provide a powerful tool to assist in preparing for the PHR or SPHR certification exams.$1,540.00 for class. SHRM member discount - $1,340.00
Raymond LaManna   ($1340)

 
  BB 121 (1) SHRM Essentials of Human Resource Management Certificate Program (41810)
Friday/Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
2/26/10 - 2/27/10
Seminar (1-3 days)
This is an introductory course offering a comprehensive overview of the human resource function. The course covers todays most vital and timely topics, including employment law, selecting qualified employees, compensation, orientation and training, and the employee performance process. If youre new to human resources or need to strengthen your employee management skills, the SHRM Essentials of Human Resource Management Certificate Program is for you. Knowledge of the essentials can improve valuable on-the-job effectiveness, protect your small business from needless litigation, and help advance your career. Who should take this course? This program is designed for entry-level HR professionals, small business owners responsible for the HR function in their companies and people looking into HR as a career-change possibility. These are typical job titles of students whove completed the program: HR specialist Small Business Owner Manager HR generalist Executive assistant Recruiter Office manager HR administrator Trainer Staffing specialist Admissions counselor Administrative assistant
Raymond LaManna   ($525)

 
  BB 122 (1) SHRM PHR/SPHR CRASH Course (42236)
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
5/8/10 - 5/15/10
Saturday Class
This course features a detailed review of the testing material, focusing on the specific areas targeted by the PHR/SPHR examinations. Our intensive review will feature practice exams and explore valuable test-taking techniques and stategies. This is a refresher course prior to the next PHR/SPHR exam. SHRM materials are not included. Fee includes lunch but does not include exam fee.
Raymond LaManna   ($350)

 
  BB 130 (1) Fundamentals & Principles of Personal Planning (40507)
Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
1/27/10 - 3/31/10
Certificate Program Class
This course provides a foundation and overview of comprehensive personal financial planning. The emphasis is on the six steps in the financial planning process and on managing personal financial risk with and for clients. The code of ethics and personal responsibility are covered. Foundation topics are introduced that provide building blocks for future coursework. Topics include economic concepts, time value of money, credit and debt management, budgeting, financial institutions, economic concepts, and planning for special circumstances.
Michael Lynch   ($700)

 
  BB 132 (1) Insurance Planning and Risk Management (40719)
Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
3/16/10 - 5/18/10
Certificate Program Class
Contingency planning is one of the most important processes in financial planning. This course develops a methodology for identifying insurance risks, making recommendations, and managing ongoing risks as a way to lessen the impact of an unplanned event. Also covered: life, health, liability, and business planning.
Alexander Williams   ($700)

 
  BB 138 (1) Retirement & Employee Benefits Planning (40450)
Thursday, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
3/18/10 - 5/20/10
Certificate Program Class
Covers all aspects of retirement planning and employee benefits, including the critical factors of desired lifestyle, inflation, returns, and life expectancy. Includes calculation of cash flow, income sources, medical expenses, benefits, and coordinating employer-sponsored benefits with personal planning. Stock options, stock purchase plans, cafeteria plans, and life and disability insurance benefits are included.
Paul Rivera   ($700)

 
  BB 140 (1) Estate Planning (40721)
Monday, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
1/25/10 - 3/29/10
Certificate Program Class
Planning and managing federal estate and gift taxation are among the most overlooked yet critical elements of a financial plan. Topics discussed from the perspective of the descendants, fiduciaries, estates, trust beneficiaries, donors, and donees include: incapacity planning; satisfying liquidity needs; qualified interest trusts; charitable giving considerations and trusts; generation skipping; valuation issues; and estate planning and weaknesses.
Jennifer McGrath   ($700)

 
Personal Enrichment
  CE 22 (1) Au Pair In America I (40515)
1/19/10 - 5/10/10
Non-credit Course
Fairfield University has a special arrangement with the Au Pair in America organization. Earn your required six auditing credits through us! You may either audit one course for two semesters at $290 each or audit both courses in one semester for $580. Au Pairs do not earn grades but enjoy the benefits of a full semester undergraduate course. Au Pairs may take evening, daytime, or weekend courses. There will be a $10 drop/add fee for each course change after initial registration. Special Registration Day: Thursday, January 14, 2010 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Barone Campus Center, Oak Room.
Staff   ($290)

 
  CE 23 (1) Au Pair In America I (40516)
1/19/10 - 5/10/10
Non-credit Course
Fairfield University has a special arrangement with the Au Pair in America organization. Earn your required six auditing credits through us! You may either audit one course for two semesters at $290 each or audit both courses in one semester for $580. Au Pairs do not earn grades but enjoy the benefits of a full semester undergraduate course. Au Pairs may take evening, daytime, or weekend courses. There will be a $10 drop/add fee for each course change after initial registration. Special Registration Day: Thursday, January 14, 2010 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Barone Campus Center, Oak Room.
Staff   ($580)

 
  CE 161 (1) Manhattan Art Tours (40136)
Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
3/31/10 - 5/26/10
Non-credit Course
With its exciting new exhibits, spring is a wonderful time for Manhattan's art scene. Join us on five Wednesdays or Thursdays as we explore fine, decorative and antique art galleries in Manhattan's ever-changing art world. Our behind-the-scenes viewing is a wonderful learning experience for both the novice and educated art and interior design enthusiast as we look at art in unique and unusual places. Each session consists of visits to galleries for morning and afternoon tours and talks by in-house art experts. A complete schedule will be sent upon registration. Wednesday dates for Spring 2010 are: March 31, April 14, April 28, May 12 and May 26, from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For information call (203) 254-4307.
Joyce Zimmerman   ($342)

 
  CE 161 (2) Manhattan Art Tours (40405)
Thursday, 10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
3/25/10 - 5/20/10
Non-credit Course
With its exciting new exhibits, spring is a wonderful time to explore Manhattan's art scene. Join us on five Wednesdays or Thursdays as we explore fine, decorative, and antique art galleries in Manhattan. Our behind-the-scenes method of viewing makes a great learning experience for both the novice and educated art and interior design enthusiast. Each session consists of visits to galleries for morning and afternoon tours and talks by in-house art experts. A complete schedule will be sent upon registration. Thursday dates for Spring 2010 are: March 25, April 8, April 22, May 6 and May 20, from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For information call (203) 254-4307.
Joyce Zimmerman   ($342)

 
  CE 165 (1) EMT Certificate (Basic Course) (41340)
Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
1/20/10 - 5/5/10
Certificate Program Class
This certificate program offers students the knowledge and skills to provide pre-hospital emergency medical care as well as offering immediate care to the sick and injured. The course also prepares students for the two-part Emergency Medical Technician National Registry exam. Course meets education requirements established by State of Connecticut and National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians. Offered by University College and The Department of Public Safety at Fairfield University. Classes will include: CPR, general pharmacology, respiratory emergencies; cardiovascular emergencies; musculoskeletal, head and spine trauma, soft tissue injuries, ambulance operations, hazardous materials, OB-GYN, scene safety, EMS for children, and much more. Joseph Laucella, the primary instructor, is a part-time officer of Fairfield University Public Safety Department and operations manager of Echo Hose ambulance in Shelton. He is a State of connecticut certified EMS-Instructor, American Heart Association CPR Instructor and a Certified Emergency Vehicle Operations Instructor. 14.4 CEU hours offered. Cost of $520.00 is inclusive of textbooks. There will be no class on March 4th or March 7th (week of spring break) and no class on April 11th due to the holiday break.
Staff   ($520)

 
General Studies
  GS 301 (2) Leadership Development Certificate Program (42157)
2/1/10 - 3/19/10
Web/Online Course
The Leadership Development Certificate at University College is a highly interactive online program that helps individuals develop leadership skills for immediate application on the job. Key to successfully leading and motivating others is knowing oneself. Gain self-awareness critical to leading and motivating others using feedback from other students, the instructor and a variety of assessment tools; Learn to facilitate change while increasing productivity; Create a culture of innovation within your team or organization. Participants for this program are new and experienced managers, entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals interested in developing their management and leadership skills. Key topics include: Change, stress, and resilience, coaching for improved performance, dealing with difficult people, presenting ideas effectively and using powerful interview techniques. Certificate Program.
Paul Maloney   ($TBA)

 
Interior Design
  IN 105 (1) Photography (40787)
Thursday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
2/17/10 - 4/8/10
Non-credit Course
Portfolio preparation for Interior Design: photographing your work. Learn to properly document your work so that you will stand out to potential clients/employers. This course will cover analog (film) and digital photographic applications. Emphasis is given to making architecturally correct and effective photographs of interior design projects/models, basic color correction and fine tuning in photoshop and copying and lighting methods for photographing flat, two dimensional work. Students are required to have either a digital and/ or analog (film based) camera. 6 sessions.
Patrick Kennedy   ($340)

 
  IN 105 (2) Photography (40861)
Thursday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
2/17/10 - 4/8/10
1 Credit Course
Portfolio preparation for Interior Design: photographing your work. Learn to properly document your work so that you will stand out to potential clients/employers. This course will cover analog (film) and digital photographic applications. Emphasis is given to making architecturally correct and effective photographs of interior design projects/models, basic color correction and fine tuning in Photoshop and copying and lighting methods for photographing flat, two dimensional work. Students are required to have either a digital and/ or analog (film based) camera. 6 sessions.
Patrick Kennedy   ($495)

 
  IN 107 (1) Color Design (40137)
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/28/10 - 5/6/10
Certificate Program Class
This workshop develops proficiency in discerning basic color differences and visualizing color application. Students learn color mixing and identification, color scheme planning, pattern and scale. A major design project will be completed to augment the student's portfolio. Prerequisite: Drawing & Presentation or Interior Design I. 12 sessions.
Ginny Moffitt   ($665)

 
  IN 107 (2) Color Design (40451)
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/28/10 - 5/6/10
3 Credit Course
This workshop develops proficiency in discerning basic color differences and visualizing color application. Students learn color mixing and identification, color scheme planning, pattern and scale. A major design project will be completed to augment the student's portfolio. Prerequisite: Drawing & Presentation or Interior Design I. 12 sessions.
Ginny Moffitt   ($1485)

 
  IN 107 (3) Color Design (for Interior Decorating Certificate Program) (41067)
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/28/10 - 5/6/10
Certificate Program Class
This workshop develops proficiency in discerning basic color differences and visualizing color application. Students learn color mixing and identification, color scheme planning, pattern and scale. A major design project will be completed to augment the student's portfolio.
Ginny Moffitt   ($665)

 
  IN 109 (1) Basic CADD: Computer Aided Design and Drafting (40706)
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/28/10 - 5/6/10
Certificate Program Class
This course is an introduction to computer aided drafting and design concepts, methods and skills used in Interior Design. Students learn to use the basic commands of AutoCad (and or ArchiCad) software to produce architectural and interior drawings including floorplans, elevations, sections and details. Students should be familiar with the Windows platform.
Dean Muccio   ($665)

 
  IN 109 (2) Basic CADD: Computer Aided Design and Drafting (40707)
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/28/10 - 5/6/10
3 Credit Course
This course is an introduction to computer aided drafting and design concepts, methods and skills used in Interior Design. Students learn to use the basic commands of AutoCad (and or ArchiCad) software to produce architectural and interior drawings including floorplans, elevations, sections and details. Students should be familiar with the Windows platform.
Dean Muccio   ($1485)

 
  IN 110 (1) Interior Design I (40138)
Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1/26/10 - 5/4/10
Certificate Program Class
An introduction to developing the judgment and skill needed to conceive and execute a successful residential interior design project. Through weekly design problems, students integrate aesthetics and function. Students experience the issues and difficulties a professional must face, learning the appropriate steps from client interview to presenting accurate scale drawings in plan and elevation. Finally, students present a total interior environment complete with furniture layout and selections, color, pattern, and full architectural details. For the first class, students should bring supplies listed in the course syllabus and available in the University College office. (Prerequisite: Drawing and Presentation.)
Patrick Kennedy   ($665)

 
  IN 110 (2) Interior Design I (40187)
Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1/26/10 - 5/4/10
3 Credit Course
An introduction to developing the judgment and skill needed to conceive and execute a successful residential interior design project. Through weekly design problems, students integrate aesthetics and function. Students experience the issues and difficulties a professional must face, learning the appropriate steps from client interview to presenting accurate scale drawings in plan and elevation. Finally, students present a total interior environment complete with furniture layout and selections, color, pattern, and full architectural details. For the first class, students should bring supplies listed in the course syllabus and available in the University College office. (Prerequisite: Drawing and Presentation.)
Patrick Kennedy   ($1485)

 
  IN 110 (3) Interior Design I (for Interior Decorating Certificate Program) (41068)
Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1/26/10 - 5/4/10
Certificate Program Class
An introduction to developing the judgment and skill needed to conceive and execute a successful residential interior design project. Through weekly design problems, students integrate aesthetics and function. Students experience the issues and difficulties a professional must face, learning the appropriate steps from client interview to presenting accurate scale drawings in plan and elevation. Finally, students present a total interior environment complete with furniture layout and selections, color, pattern, and full architectural details. For the first class, students should bring supplies listed in the course syllabus and available in the University College office. No prerequisite.
Patrick Kennedy   ($665)

 
  IN 110 (4) Interior Design I (41069)
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/28/10 - 5/6/10
Certificate Program Class
An introduction to developing the judgment and skill needed to conceive and execute a successful residential interior design project. Through weekly design problems, students integrate aesthetics and function. Students experience the issues and difficulties a professional must face, learning the appropriate steps from client interview to presenting accurate scale drawings in plan and elevation. Finally, students present a total interior environment complete with furniture layout and selections, color, pattern, and full architectural details. For the first class, students should bring supplies listed in the course syllabus and available in the University College office. (Prerequisite: Drawing and Presentation.)
Patrick Kennedy   ($665)

 
  IN 110 (5) Interior Design I (41070)
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/28/10 - 5/6/10
3 Credit Course
An introduction to developing the judgment and skill needed to conceive and execute a successful residential interior design project. Through weekly design problems, students integrate aesthetics and function. Students experience the issues and difficulties a professional must face, learning the appropriate steps from client interview to presenting accurate scale drawings in plan and elevation. Finally, students present a total interior environment complete with furniture layout and selections, color, pattern, and full architectural details. For the first class, students should bring supplies listed in the course syllabus and available in the University College office. (Prerequisite: Drawing and Presentation.)
Patrick Kennedy   ($1485)

 
  IN 110 (6) Interior Design I (for Interior Decorating Certificate Program) (41071)
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/28/10 - 5/6/10
Certificate Program Class
An introduction to developing the judgment and skill needed to conceive and execute a successful residential interior design project. Through weekly design problems, students integrate aesthetics and function. Students experience the issues and difficulties a professional must face, learning the appropriate steps from client interview to presenting accurate scale drawings in plan and elevation. Finally, students present a total interior environment complete with furniture layout and selections, color, pattern, and full architectural details. For the first class, students should bring supplies listed in the course syllabus and available in the University College office. No prerequisites.
Patrick Kennedy   ($665)

 
  IN 111 (1) Textiles for Interiors (40705)
Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
2/17/10 - 4/21/10
Certificate Program Class
This course is an introduction to textiles and their applications in the specific divisions within the interior design profession. Emphasis will be placed upon the proper selection and specification of fabrics for floor, wall and panels and partitions, upholstery and window treatments. Relevant construction documents, product standards, care, safety legislation, and green concerns will be discussed in context with each application. Field trips will introduce the student to the role of the workroom in the design process. Textile representative(s) will provide context for ordering and developing specifications. 8 sessions.
Richard Killeany   ($450)

 
  IN 111 (2) Textiles for Interiors (40862)
Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
2/17/10 - 4/21/10
1 Credit Course
This course is an introduction to textiles and their applications in the specific divisions within the interior design profession. Emphasis will be placed upon the proper selection and specification of fabrics for floor, wall and panels and partitions, upholstery and window treatments. Relevant construction documents, product standards, care, safety legislation, and green concerns will be discussed in context with each application. Field trips will introduce the student to the role of the workroom in the design process. Textile representative(s) will provide context for ordering and developing specifications. 8 sessions.
Richard Killeany   ($495)

 
  IN 117 (1) History of Architecture and Interiors (40604)
Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
1/27/10 - 5/5/10
Certificate Program Class
This course is a survey of architecture and interiors from antiquity to the present, and the cultural factors affecting them. Among the civilizations to be included are Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo and the Modern. 12 sessions.
Nanci Shapiro   ($665)

 
  IN 117 (2) History of Architecture and Interiors (40605)
Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
1/27/10 - 5/5/10
3 Credit Course
This course is a survey of architecture and interiors from antiquity to the present, and the cultural factors affecting them. Among the civilizations, periods and styles to be included are Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo and the Modern. 12 sessions.
Nanci Shapiro   ($1485)

 
  IN 119 (1) Drawing and Presentation (40139)
Monday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/25/10 - 5/3/10
Certificate Program Class
An introduction to drafting techniques for the preparation of architectural interior drawings emphasizing drafting and detailing room plans, elevations, and sections. Covers drafting for architectural purposes, drawings for client presentation, techniques of presentation, and board mounting. A final project with finished floor plans, elevations, and sample boards is required. The instructor will inform students of supplies to be brought to class. Students with no previous experience in drawing should take this class first.
Patrick Kennedy   ($665)

 
  IN 119 (2) Drawing and Presentation (40452)
Monday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/25/10 - 5/3/10
3 Credit Course
An introduction to drafting techniques for the preparation of architectural interior drawings emphasizing drafting and detailing room plans, elevations and sections. Covers drafting for architectural purposes, drawings for client presentation, techniques of presentation, and board mounting. A final project with finished floor plans, elevations, and sample boards is required. The instructor will inform students of supplies to be brought to class. Students with no previous experience in drawing should take this class first.
Patrick Kennedy   ($1485)

 
  IN 119 (3) Drawing and Presentation (40708)
Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1/27/10 - 5/5/10
Certificate Program Class
An introduction to drafting techniques for the preparation of architectural interior drawings emphasizing drafting and detailing room plans, elevations, and sections. Covers drafting for architectural purposes, drawings for client presentation, techniques of presentation, and board mounting. A final project with finished floor plans, elevations, and sample boards is required. The instructor will inform students of supplies to be brought to class. Students with no previous experience in drawing should take this class first.
Patrick Kennedy   ($665)

 
  IN 119 (4) Drawing and Presentation (40709)
Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1/27/10 - 5/5/10
3 Credit Course
An introduction to drafting techniques for the preparation of architectural interior drawings emphasizing drafting and detailing room plans, elevations, and sections. Covers drafting for architectural purposes, drawings for client presentation, techniques of presentation, and board mounting. A final project with finished floor plans, elevations, and sample boards is required. The instructor will inform students of supplies to be brought to class. Students with no previous experience in drawing should take this class first.
Patrick Kennedy   ($1485)

 
  IN 122 (1) Rendering (40392)
Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/27/10 - 5/5/10
Certificate Program Class
A rendered drawing relies on tone as the basis for the perception of form. Using the media of pencil, colored pencil, pen and ink, markers, watercolor and their various combinations, students learn to achieve a higher degree of professionalism in interior design presentations and perspective drawings. Students should bring available media to the first class. This course may be taken simultaneously with Perspective Techniques. 12 sessions: Meets twice a week for weeks of June 5 and June 12 only.
Steven Gerber   ($665)

 
  IN 122 (2) Rendering (40614)
Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/27/10 - 5/5/10
3 Credit Course
A rendered drawing relies on tone as the basis for the perception of form. Using the media of pencil, colored pencil, pen and ink, markers, watercolor and their various combinations, students learn to achieve a higher degree of professionalism in interior design presentations and perspective drawings. Students should bring available media to the first class. This course may be taken simultaneously with Perspective Techniques. 12 sessions
Steven Gerber   ($1485)

 
  IN 212 (1) Interior Design III (40140)
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/26/10 - 5/4/10
Certificate Program Class
By blueprint and/or photos, students document an existing residential space, including complete floor plans, furniture detailing, prospective drawing of one space, lighting plans, and detailed presentation boards, showing all fabrics, furniture, wall coverings, and rugs obtained solely from New York showrooms. Students prepare a spec book. This single project equips them with a comprehensive presentation covering the entire course content. 12 sessions.
Patrick Kennedy   ($665)

 
  IN 212 (2) Interior Design III (40453)
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1/26/10 - 5/4/10
3 Credit Course
By blueprint and/or photos, students document an existing residential space, including complete floor plans, furniture detailing, prospective drawing of one space, lighting plans, and detailed presentation boards, showing all fabrics, furniture, wall coverings, and rugs obtained solely from New York showrooms. Students prepare a spec book. This single project equips them with a comprehensive presentation covering the entire course content. 12 sessions.
Patrick Kennedy   ($1485)

 
  IN 212 (3) Interior Design III (41759)
Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
1/21/10 - 5/5/10
Certificate Program Class
By blueprint and/or photos, students document an existing residential space, including complete floor plans, furniture detailing, prospective drawing of one space, lighting plans, and detailed presentation boards, showing all fabrics, furniture, wall coverings, and rugs obtained solely from New York showrooms. Students prepare a spec book. This single project equips them with a comprehensive presentation covering the entire course content. 12 sessions.
Patrick Kennedy   ($665)

 
  IN 212 (4) Interior Design III (41760)
Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
1/21/10 - 5/5/10
3 Credit Course
By blueprint and/or photos, students document an existing residential space, including complete floor plans, furniture detailing, prospective drawing of one space, lighting plans, and detailed presentation boards, showing all fabrics, furniture, wall coverings, and rugs obtained solely from New York showrooms. Students prepare a spec book. This single project equips them with a comprehensive presentation covering the entire course content. 12 sessions.
Patrick Kennedy   ($1485)

 
  IN 216 (1) Kitchen Design (42691)
Monday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1/25/10 - 5/3/10
Non-credit Course
This specialty course addresses the specific principals of kitchen design with emphasis on function, style, health and safety. Attention will be paid to the industry guidelines as established by the National Kitchen and Bath Association. There will be segments on products and materials, lighting and plumbing. Design and drafting principals will be a major emphasis of this overview course and will touch on universal design. There will be an opportunity to design an actual case study of a kitchen.
Marsha Fried   ($665)

 
  IN 216 (2) Kitchen Design (42692)
Monday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1/25/10 - 5/3/10
3 Credit Course
This specialty course addresses the specific principals of kitchen design with emphasis on function, style, health and safety. Attention will be paid to the industry guidelines as established by the National Kitchen and Bath Association. There will be segments on products and materials, lighting and plumbing. Design and drafting principals will be a major emphasis of this overview course and will touch on universal design. There will be an opportunity to design an actual case study of a kitchen.
Marsha Fried   ($1485)

 
  IN 218 (1) Interior Design V (41096)
Monday
1/18/10 - 5/7/10
Web/Online Course
Certificate Program Class - Students will begin to deal with the more technical aspects of contract design, furniture design and architectural detailing. These will be incorporated into several works dealing with various issues of contract design and construction. The project segments will become part of the student's portfolio. Non-Credit.
Robert Hardy   ($665)

 
  IN 218 (2) Interior Design V (41072)
Monday
1/18/10 - 5/7/10
Web/Online Course
Students will begin to deal with the more technical aspects of contract design, furniture design and architectural detailing. These will be incorporated into several works dealing with various issues of contract design and construction. The project segments will become part of the student's portfolio. 3 Credits
Robert Hardy   ($1485)

 
Learning for a Lifetime
  RP 1 (1) Learning for a Lifetime (40710)
1/19/10 - 5/10/10
Non-credit Course
The Institute for Retired Professionals is a membership association open to all retired and semi-retired people older than 55. The only requirement for joining is an intellectual curiosity. Members participate in broadly based monthly symposia and have the privilege of auditing one undergraduate course selected from a wide range of courses from the University College catalogue. These courses, subject to availability, cover a wide range of subjects, and generally meet once a week from 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (A limited number of courses are available during the day.) The Albert M. Loch Scholarship for the Institute for Retired Professionals offers members the opportunity to support a deserving University College student each semester. During the academic year, monthly symposia take place in various locations on campus. Most often, symposia speakers are members of the Fairfield University faculty. Important collateral aspects of the symposia are the broadening of acquaintances in a community peer group and the opportunity to exchange viewpoints among a highly diversified group of professionals. Open Registration Day will be held on Tuesday, January 13, 2010 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at University College, Room 107. All IRP registrations and course selections must be received by January 15, 2010. There will be a $10 drop/add fee for each course change after initial registration. Please phone (203) 254-4110 for a brochure and further information.
Staff   ($230)

 
  RP 1 (2) Learning for a Lifetime (40364)
1/19/10 - 5/10/10
Non-credit Course
This stimulating program is open to the intellectually curious over age 50. Members participate in broadly based monthly symposia and have the privilege of auditing one undergraduate course selected from a wide range of courses from the University College catalogue. These courses, subject to availability, cover a wide range of subjects, and generally meet once a week from 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (A limited number of courses are available during the day.) The Albert M. Loch Learning for a Lifetime Scholarship offers members the opportunity to support a deserving University College student each semester. During the academic year, monthly symposia take place in various locations on campus. Most often, symposia speakers are members of the Fairfield University faculty. Important collateral aspects of the symposia are the broadening of acquaintances in a community peer group and the opportunity to exchange viewpoints among a highly diversified group of professionals. Open Registration Day will be held on January 12, 2009 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at University College, Room 107. All registrations and course selections must be received by January 15, 2009. Please phone Laura Keller at (203)254-4110 for a brochure and further information. Tuition (includes auditing of two courses) is $435.
Staff   ($435)

 
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