Stony Brook Sports Complex - Dubin Family Athletic Performance Center

Dubin Family Athletic Performance Center

Currently in the design stages, the performance center is set to begin construction on February 2011 and will be located inside the larger Stony Brook indoor Sports Complex. It will be a 8,000-square-foot (740 m2) facility set to be completed during the fall 2011. The facility will provide the Seawolves with a world-class fitness facility. The facility will be named after the Glenn Dubin who donated over $4.3 million for the construction of the project, the largest athletic donation in the SUNY system. Dubin is alumni of Stony Brook who graduated in 78'.

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