Bryant University receives $1M gift to develop dining commons inside new leadership center

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COREY E. LEVINE, right, executive director of the Ettenberg Foundation, had made a $1 million donation to his alma mater to develop a new dining area inside Bryant’s new Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Center. Pictured at left with Levine is his wife, Karen Levine. / COURTESY BRYANT UNIVERSITY
COREY E. LEVINE, right, executive director of the Ettenberg Foundation, had made a $1 million donation to his alma mater to develop a new dining area inside Bryant’s new Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Center. Pictured at left with Levine is his wife, Karen Levine. / COURTESY BRYANT UNIVERSITY

SMITHFIELD – Corey E. Levine, a 1980 Bryant University graduate and executive director of the Ettenberg Foundation, has donated $1 million to his alma mater to develop a new dining area inside Bryant’s new Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Center. Bryant announced Thursday that the seven-figure gift will be used to develop the Corey E. Levine Dining

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