Daniel A. Washington

Daniel A. Washington is a member of Wayne State's Journalism Institute for Media Diversity and is majoring in broadcast journalism. Daniel is the student senate representative for the College of Fine, Performing & Communication Arts at Wayne State University. Since attending WSU, he has written for the student newspaper, The South End, and has interned in the group business and corporate marketing department at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Daniel now finds himself writing for the Detroit Free Press in the sports section and interning in the corporate communications department at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.
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