R.I. universities beefing up entrepreneurial offerings

A REINTRODUCTION: Jeff Binczyk, director of the newly rebranded eCenter at Johnson & Wales University, talks to some students during an open house at the entrepreneurship center earlier this year. 
COURTESY JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY
A REINTRODUCTION: Jeff Binczyk, director of the newly rebranded eCenter at Johnson & Wales University, talks to some students during an open house at the entrepreneurship center earlier this year. 
COURTESY JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY

Rhode Island colleges are doubling down on their on-campus entrepreneurship centers, drawing highly motivated students who are looking for practical hands-on support as they hammer out new ideas for profitable services and products. Bryant University, which has built a reputation on its business degree programs, recently announced that it is building out a Center for

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