Trevor handed out the syllabus to the class. It was always an interesting group who signed up for his human sexuality course. He was intrigued by the different types of people and their reasons for taking his class. Trevor was in his early 60s, a very attractive older man. Each quarter he found himself in an uncomfortable situation where a student expressed an interest or professed feelings towards him inappropriately through his email. He often was shocked but earnestly enjoyed reading these especially from the more attractive younger female students. He was an avid runner and often found himself disgusted with how far education had dropped in standards. His course would challenge and develop minds and prepare students for continued education at a Master's level. He was proud of his reputation as being an overbearing unapologetic hard ass. He assigned appropriate amounts of homework and demanded high quality papers and attentive students or they would fail his course.
"Welcome, please take a moment to read over the syllabus and decide whether you want to remain in my class, you will find the pace challenging and the demands rigorous. My class will prepare you for continuing your education at higher levels including doctoral programs. I teach at an Ivy League standard on your state college dime. I graduated with honors from Harvard University and you will note that the required reading for the course is a book I publish specifically for this class each year. It is required reading and I expect to see it in front of you the next time this class meets. My door is always open to students who need guidance or help with the course material." His beginning classes were held in the Frasier Hall Auditorium. He averaged roughly 100-120 students per class. He enjoyed the first day of class when the students were pouring over his syllabus with differing levels of expressions and often stress. The body language was enjoyable and he loved to walk around the room sizing up his students. He had introduced a seminar a few years back when he'd decided it was time to retire. The seminar could easily get him fired with no severance but the experiences he enjoyed were well worth losing his retirement benefits.