Hellmouth Podcast

You know that you have made an impact on society and culture when colleges and universities have classes which teach students who you are and the work you have done. That is the position that Joss Whedon now finds himself in.

The Flagler College Community Lecture Series on Feb. 16 will feature Tamara Wilson, associate professor of English at Flagler College, “Welcome to the Whedonverse: The Past, Present and Future of Whedon Studies from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Dollhouse.” Original article here.

Congratulations to Joss, I would assume that this is quite an honor to have yourself be the topic of college lectures. Next up will be entire semester courses on the Whedonverse to be followed soon after by Whedonverse University if Whedon fans have any input.

Whedonverse University:

Introductory and Advanced Magik studies. Beginner to Intermediate spellcasting, charms and hexes.

Werewolves then and now: A look at werewolves through history and their role in modern society.

The Politics and Administration of the Watcher’s Council: Explore the inner-workings of the Council, it’s internal operations and beurocracy.

Investigating the supernatural: Learn investigative and observation techniques required for tracking and defeating elements of the supernatural.

Vampires: Then, Now, Tomorrow. A look at the lives of some of histories most notorious vampires and where they will be in the next 500 years.

Neuro-manipulation: Introductory course to memory wiping and imprinting.

Guys and Dolls: An in depth look at how to build a personality which meets the needs of an active.

Smuggling/Scavenging: A career or a menace? : An objective evaluation of the role of smugglers and scavengers in society. The impact on the universe’s economy and the poverty class.

Evil 101: (Course only offered at the downtown community college extension) How to be evil, an introduction on what it takes to be a supervillain. Topics include: evil laughing, costuming, rays and guns, how to choose a nemisis…

So get ready kiddos because enrollment is limited, start working on your essays and applications and get those SAT scores up and maybe you too can be a part of the first graduating class of Whedon University.