Jaime Casap, chief educational evangelist at Google and a leading authority on using technology to support inquiry-based learning, will be keynote speaker during Daytona State College’s 11th annual Academic Excellence Symposium on Friday, March 1. The public symposium will feature a day of conversations regarding innovative practices educators can Continue reading Google Expert Speaks March 1
The results are in and Daytona State’s In Motion student newspaper placed third statewide in General Excellence out of eight contenders. Winners in the 59th annual Florida State College Publications Association contest are as follows: In Motion 1st place-News Photo-Jordan Garrison-“Trying to Reason With Hurricane Season” 1st place-Sports Writing-Kyrin Continue reading In Motion Impresses
Kasia LeBlanc In Motion Special It was bright and breezy outside, but even the large windows and glass doors did not lighten up some of the content of the SANKOFA African-American Museum on Wheels exhibit. Curator Angela Jennings has overseen the collection for more than 30 years and acts as Continue reading Black History Exhibit Marks Month-Long Festivities
Ziba Kon – Staff Writer The second Daytona State College Board of Trustees meeting for spring semester covered the impending opening of the Lemerand Student Center, which will be Building 115. Originally scheduled to open in January, DSC President Dr. Tom Labasso said that the student center will definitely be Continue reading Board Meeting Highlights Homeless Gala, Center Opening
Sue Small-Kreider Special to InMotion Reasoning out how creatures function interests Daytona State College student and shark researcher Katie DiGirolomo, who has a chance to have her research on bacteria living in shark mouths covered by National Geographic. “I’ve always had a curiosity as to how people and animals work,” Continue reading Swabbing Shark Mouths Hooks National Geographic Attention
Kyra Lieberman – In Motion Staff Writer Dual enrollment at Daytona State College allows middle and high school students to earn college credit and degrees for free. In the 2017-18 school year, there were nearly 3,000 students dual enrolled at DSC, making up almost 9 percent of the student population. Continue reading Dual Enrollment Bridge Avoids Troubled Waters Between High School, College
By Tom Plessers In Motion Staff Writer With the end of the year nearing, a whole alphabet and numerical worth of documents will be found in the mail. Americans can’t run from it, they can’t hide from it. April 15 is coming. Now, the Continue reading Taxes? You come, VITA calculates and conquers
Jarred Walker In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College has always been a school that respects, appreciates and honors veterans. This year was no exception. As Veteran’s Day approached on Nov. 11, as a way of showing thanks, special free events were held on all DSC’s Continue reading Campus honors veterans with celebrations
