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10 Virginia Colleges As Supporting Characters From 'The Office'

What Virginian wouldn't want to see their alma mater paired up with a lovable character from one of America's favorite TV shows?

Shyanna Moosavizadeh

Mar 26, 2017

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10 Virginia Colleges As Supporting Characters From 'The Office'

In honor of Spring Break ending and most of us (while not advertising it) spending a majority of our time on breaks binge watching Netflix, I thought it would be fun to compare one of America's favorite TV shows to the colleges most Virginians have attended. Disclaimer: This article is based on the popular stereotypes of each of these colleges and is meant to be satirical with no intention of offending any student who attends any of these schools or anyone who is otherwise affiliated with these colleges.

1. Erin Hannon - Sweet Briar College

2. Karen Filippelli - Randolph Macon College

3. Mose Schrute - Longwood University

4. Bob Vance - Virginia Wesleyan College

5. Gabe Lewis - University of Richmond

6. Jan Levinson - Shenandoah University

7. Todd Packer - Virginia State University

8. Holly Flax - Marymount University

9. Roy Anderson - Ferrum College

10. Robert California - Washington And Lee University

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