This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UWF chapter.
The Google Arts and Culture app matches your selfie to your art museum doppelganger, and it yields some interesting results. Some matches are so similar, it’s scary. Others are so far off, it’s hilarious.
We decided, with respect and love, to see who our favorite professors’ doppelgangers might be. We were not disappointed. To our dear professors, please forgive us!
Dr. Amy Mitchell-Cook: Chair and Associate Professor of the History Department
Mamie Webb Hixon: Assistant Professor of English, Director of the UWF Writing Lab
Dr. Peter Cavnar: Assistant Professor of Biology
Dr. David Ramsey: Associate Professor of Government, Pre-Law Advisor
Dr. Guofang Wan: Chair and Professor of the Department of Teacher Education and Educational Leadership
C. Scott Satterwhite: Instructor of English
Dr. Jocelyn Evans: Professor of Government, Associate Dean of CASSH
Dr. Matthew Schwartz: Chair of the Department of Information Technology, Associate Dean of the Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering, Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Dr. Randall Johnson: Chair and Associate Professor of the School of Nursing
Dr. Barbara Larson: Chair of the Department of Art
Dr. Daniel E. Miller: Professor of History
Dr. Steve Vodanovich: Professor of Psychology
Dr. Alexis Janosik: Assistant Professor of Biology
Dr. Felicia Morgan: Associate Professor of Marketing, Supply Chain Logistics, and Economics
Mark Lambert: Instructor of Communication
Dr. Martha Saunders: President of UWF
Needless to say, everyone has a twin in a museum somewhere. If you’d like to see who yours is, download the Google Arts and Culture app and snap a selfie.