Four highly successful corporate executives are returning to the classroom, splitting duties to teach business students in a special course at Connecticut’s Quinnipiac University .

The executives have agreed to team-teach a leadership class for seniors at Quinnipiac’s School of Business in spring 2013.

The instructors will be Johnson & Johnson CEO William Weldon, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Managing Director and Chief Investment Strategist David Darst, The United Co. Chairman and CEO James McGlothlin and Robert Castrignano, principal of Sandler O’Neill & Partners.

Quinnipiac announced the agreement this week, saying the seminar will be critical to helping students understand real-world challenges that business executives face.

Weldon is a Quinnipiac graduate and, like Darst and McGlothlin, is a member of its Business Leader Hall of Fame.

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