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MTL 102 - The Philosophy of Metal

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Now offered by Professor Joe Nemec, MTL 102: Philosphy of Metal is the first course IIT now sponsors in cooperation with Wyoming Catholic College.
Professor Joe Nemec
Through a hands-on rocker approach, Professor Nemec will teach WCC Freshman the basics of metal, the philosophy of the same and how one can live as a Catholic metalhead.

See what students are learning right here with the MTL102 Syllabus.



His latest course
Professor Joe Nemec, new to WCC this year, is also be teaching in the Russel track ARL 102 this semester and will teach ARL 201 next semester
Some thought-provoking reading selection packets from Nemec's courses



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