Over the last several years, John has been one of the most consistent and consequential donors of photography to Davidson’s collection. A resident of Los Angeles, John works as a portfolio manager with Lorien Energy Advisors. He currently serves alma mater as a member of the Art Collection Advisory Committee and the Board of Visitors and previously served on reunion planning and campaign fundraising committees. In addition to significant gifts of contemporary photography and other works to the collection, in 2019, John donated "Walking See Flower," a sculpture by James Surls and which is installed outside of Vail Commons. 

Julia Johnston House was built circa 1883. The college acquired it in 1961. It was used for student housing from 1977 to 1987 and remodeled for administrative offices in 1992. It now houses the offices of College Communications.  

Located at 431 North Main Street, building hours will vary.

Built in 1914, the Alumni House is home to the Office of Alumni and Family Engagement. The Alumni House provides office space and an elegant setting for meetings with visiting alumni. In 2000, it was remodeled and renamed in honor of long-time employee Nancy Overcash Blackwell.

It is located at 420 North Main Street, building hours will vary.

Built in 1938, Preyer Infirmary was the source for caring and personal medical attention for a half century of Davidson students. The building was named for Mr. and Mrs. William Yost Preyer, parents of three Davidson students. Preyer was president of Vick Chemical Company from 1938 to 1948. Today the building houses faculty offices for a variety of different disciplines and the ROTC program.

Located at 226 Concord Road, building hours will vary. 

The Sloan Music Center, formerly known as the Grey College Library and then the Grey College Union, underwent a major transformation and is now home to the Music Department. The centerpiece of the Sloan Music Center is the 200-seat Tyler-Tallman Hall, an acoustically and visually stunning recital hall. 

The original Grey Library was built in 1941 and named for Hugh A. and Jane Parks Grey, parents of six Davidson alumni attending Davidson from 1884 to 1907. The west wing was added in 1958 and the building was remodeled and served as the College Union from 1975-2001. In 2002 it was dramatically remodeled as the Sloan Music Center and renamed for Perry A. Sloan '39 and his wife Lillie Duke Clements Sloan.

Located at 323 Concord Road, building hours will vary.

Built in 1897, Smith House is home to the Vice President, Major Gifts, Davidson Athletic Foundation, Corporations and Foundations, and the Smith House Meeting Room.

It is located at 430 North Main Street, building hours will vary.