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This page should not be speedily deleted because while it is in fact autobiographical, I had not completed the article with appropriate references until tonight. You will see I have added quite a few as best I know how.
Whether it is of sufficient importance to be included in Wikipedia is not I suppose my place to judge. But consider that a) other presidents of Greenville College have been included (Robert Smith), and b) that a major decision in the history of this century old college described in some detail in the article on the college itself was made by President Mannoia during his term. (To remove the historic main building)
I have added my name to that decision in the article on Greenville College. — Preceding unsigned comment added by DrVJMJ (talk • contribs) 06:34, 14 June 2014 (UTC)Reply
