Naughty America Seeks Scenes From Suspended 'Hot for Teacher' Student

SAN DIEGO — Naughty America is soliciting scene ideas from Joseph Corlett, the 56-year-old college student who was reportedly suspended from his university for writing about his fantasies of his teachers in a class journal.

According to the studio, a Huffington Post article reported that Corlett turned in a journal in 2011 titled "Hot For Teacher," which contained his writings about his teachers at Oakland University in Rochester, Detroit.

If any of Corlett's scene ideas match the themes related to Naughty America's college themes, including "Naughty Bookworms," "My First Sex Teacher" and "Fast Times," the company said it will have the scene produced, Naughty America CEO Eddie Arenas wrote in a letter penned to Corlett.

"This is another fine example of a true naughty American in the news, and we just want to celebrate it," Arenas said.

According to the Huff Post, one of the entries described his attraction to his instructor, Pamela Mitzelfeld that made it “tough for him to concentrate in class.”  But he later admitted that he wrote a fake letter from Mitzelfeld in which he acknowledged his writing was inappropriate.

Corlett also penned later entries that his professor "is like Ginger from the television series "Gilligan's Island," while another professor is like the character Mary Ann."

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