As Internet access and usage increases with our primary audiences, Prospective Students, Campus Community and Alumni & Friends, so do the efforts of the Greenville College Public Relations and Information Technology departments, connecting you with interactive information and response mechanisms uniquely available through Web technology. Along with a visual redesign of the Greenville site, the following pages have recently been added: (each Internet address given should be entered following www.greenville.edu, i.e. www.greenville.edu/alumni)

• Alumni & Friends /alumni • Message From the President /campus/presmessage.htm • Mannoia Addresses and Presentations /publications • Alumni Reunion ’99 /events/99reunion • 1999 Commencement Ceremonies /events/99commencement.htm • Alumni Email Search /search

• Greenville Accommodations /campus/accommodations.htm • THE RECORD /publications/record • News Releases /publications/news • GC ADVANCE /publications/advance • Prospective Students /prospective • Online Admissions Application /admissions/application

..."person-to-person education for over 100 years.
It is rigorous, it is liberating, and it is Christ-centered..."
- Dr. Jim Mannoia

Dr. Jonathan Davis ’93 is completing post-doc research at Emory University in the medical school’s cell biology research lab. He selected Emory from a list of interested schools including Harvard, John Hopkins University, Cornell University and University of Chicago.

A Letter From Jonathan Davis

I am currently searching for a post-doctoral position in Biophysics, although it’s been the post-doctoral positions searching for me. I believe I owe much of my training to how I was taught to think at Greenville.

From my interactions with other graduate students here at Ohio State, I have found that the liberal arts education that I ... received was far superior to the straight route science education. ...

I can’t be any happier with the lovely family that I have and a budding career - life is exciting and I have been blessed. ...

Thank you for my start in science ...