officially inaugurated in a ceremony held at the Norton Center for the Arts on October 14, 2021. Among those that spoke at the ceremony were Crit Luallen and Jacqueline Coleman, the former and incumbent lieutenant governors of Kentucky and graduates of Centre in 1974 and 2004, respectively. The first incoming class of Moreland's administration totaled 359 new students, bringing Centre's total enrollment for the 2020–21 academic year to 1,333 students. The renovation of Franklin W. Olin Hall, which began in summer 2019, was completed in time and opened to students at the beginning of the 2021 spring term, including the installation of a Foucault pendulum in the building's north stairwell. Moreland and the college announced a $50 million project to build a new athletics center, including replacements for Boles Natatorium and Farris Stadium, in April 2021. In addition, the school added a business major in fall 2021. Personal life Moreland is married to his wife Dina, a former professional and national team racquetball player and pharmaceutical salesperson. She attended the University of Memphis, like Milton, and has been an elementary school teacher since 2003. The couple has two children. References Living people People from Boise, Idaho American academic administrators American archaeologists Claremont Graduate University alumni Huntingdon College faculty Presidents of Centre College Rhodes College faculty University of Memphis alumni Year of birth missing (living people)