Louis Arias – Tech Writer Individuals who take responsibility for their future can manage it. Those who do not will be managed by that same future. This awareness is crucial when considering the impact that Automation + AI will have on work in the next years, months and, for some, Continue reading Automation + Ai: Nightmare or Dream Come True?
Kyra Lieberman – Staff Writer If there is one constant at Daytona State College, it is change. In March, the L. Gale Lemerand Student Center opened to students and faculty. At the same time, the Theater Center built in 1966 was demolished and replaced temporarily with fresh grass. “We Continue reading Manatee Fountain Will Survive Tide of Change
Louis Arias – Staff Writer Ed-Tech is a fancy name for technology that supports education. But Ed-Tech is changing the face of higher education through a systematic focus on study and ethical practices. New technologies like AI, machine learning, and educational software are sending rigid bell schedules, credit requirements, age-based Continue reading Ed-Tech’s Tsunami on Higher Education
Kasia LeBlanc – Staff Writer SI is not tutoring, according to Supplemental Instruction Coordinator Phyllis Currie. What it really is, she says, is peer-driven study groups and highly successful techniques used to succeed in the most historically difficult STEM courses. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math also historically have low numbers of Continue reading Supplemental Instruction Goes Beyond Tutoring
Louis Arias – Staff Writer Gen Z was born into a different planet. The post-911 generation does not know a world without the Internet or Google. In America, they grew up with live shooter drills since they were 5. They realize that entire species are disappearing and they’re all too familiar Continue reading Google Guru Preparing for Gen Z
The Fine Arts Gallery at Daytona State College is seeking art in all mediums for its 2019-2020 exhibition season. “We’re looking for interesting work that uses our unique space in refreshing ways and offers innovative interpretations from individual artists or small artist teams,” said Viktoryia McGrath, DSC art professor. “All Continue reading Fine Arts Gallery Seeks Submissions
In collaboration with the Florida College System, DSC has partnered with Florida KidCare to promote opportunities for parents to access affordable, quality healthcare for their children from birth through age 18. All Florida children are eligible, even if one or both parents is working or in school. “This is a Continue reading Kidcare to Promote Low-Cost Healthcare Services
Up to three promising students interested in entrepreneurship will each earn a $1,000 L. Gale Lemerand Entrepreneurial Speaker Series Scholarship, which will be presented during the Lemerand Entrepreneurial Speaker Series. “This is an incredible opportunity for students who are attending or plan to attend Daytona State,” said Jim Deering, director Continue reading Scholarship Deadline, Speaker Series on Tap
