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Those interests remain, but after a recent conversation with President Carol Quillen and a deeper dive into campus initiatives, Halton and Frailong have decided to commit $10 million of the planned gift to the college’s athletics facilities project,

This gift will name the Game Changers Fieldhouse, in honor of Quillen’s 11 years of leadership at Davidson, including the wildly successful Game Changers: Inspiring Leaders to Transform the World campaign that raised more than $555 million for the college.

“Sports have never been my thing, really, but I am inspired by all Carol has accomplished at Davidson and her vision for the college’s future,” Halton said. “Through our conversation, I understand better now the important role athletics plays on campus and what our scholar-athletes contribute, both as students and as alums. Exceptional athletics facilities mean we can recruit even more of these talented students, who might be looking elsewhere, to Davidson.”

Halton looked elsewhere and ultimately chose Davidson over a host of other top institutions. While he is grateful for what he learned at Davidson, he says the college was a very different place 45 years ago. He is proud of the ways in which Davidson has changed and how the college prepares students for the world they are entering today.