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I created this article back in 2010 when I was a student at Eastern Michigan University doing a research paper for a graduate history course on the history of Eastern Michigan University during World War I. I also at that time believed Academic notability prong #6 made all heads of tertiary institutions of learning default notable. I have since comes to see that it is not clear how much it applies. The current Eastern Michigan University is covered, but whether that coverage goes back before it started offering graduate courses in 1939, especially to the early days of McKenny's tenure, when the normal course was only 2 years is less than clear. I wish I had made it more clear at the time the exact sources of the information I was providing. I did find this [1], but even if it is a fully reliable and indepedent source, I have my doubts, it is only incidentlly saying much about McKenny and mainly speaking about the building.John Pack Lambert (talk) 14:06, 21 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]
