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Danielle Stein ('19)

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Danielle Stein ('19)

Sports Anchor/Reporter, WCNC Charlotte

Danielle Stein is a proud alumna of Merrill College and the Povich Center in the class of 2019. She is currently a sports anchor/reporter for WCNC in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Previously, Stein worked as a sports anchor/reporter for Spectrum Sports 360/MyNews13 in Orlando, Florida, and before that for CBS19 in Charlottesville, Virginia. She is from Framingham, Massachusetts, and is a devoted Boston sports fan and a passionate foodie. 

In her time at Merrill College, Stein helped to spearhead The Left Bench TV, the school's first student-run sports broadcast show. She was an anchor and reporter with Capital News Service’s broadcast bureau and served as the chapter president of AWSM. She also was involved in an a cappella group, the UMD Treblemakers.

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