By Dave Masaitis In Motion Staff Writer One of the most commonly used, but rarely accepted excuses across campus is, “I didn’t have time.” Most veterans would kindly remind people that everyone gets the same 24 hours. For this month’s column, a couple more experienced veterans at DSC offer key Continue reading The Rally Point – Vets say time management helps students stay on track
Kayli Miller In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College is now one of only 12 schools nationwide to be recognized by a branch of the Department of Defense for its quality curriculum in cyberforensics and cybersecurity. As computer hackers become increasingly more prevalent, businesses, the government and individuals are looking Continue reading DOD recognizes cyberforensics superstars
Eryn Brennan In Motion Staff A crowd of about 70 people gathered on Oct. 19 to listen to Dr. Thomas H. Mareci, a Biochemistry Professor from the University of Florida lecture on “Measuring the Structural Connectivity of the Brain,” one in a series of STEM, or science, technology, engineering and Continue reading STEM seminars appeal to students, community
Justina Newman/In Motion Members of the Florida School for Deaf and Blind perform as the Out-A-Sight band at Daytona State College’s annual Abilities Awareness Day. The high school students braved wind and rain to perform at the College’s Oct. 21 event, which drew a good-sized crowd but attention to those Continue reading Awareness Day overcomes rain
Organization fosters DSC pride Is anything 100 percent free? Joining the Daytona State College Alumni & Friends Association is and they are looking for those special people, who qualify. Membership is open to anyonewho has graduated from the Daytona State College with a degree or certificate and/or non-graduates of the Continue reading News Briefs
The best part of college you aren’t experiencing. With nearly 50 groups represented from gamers to surfers to science enthusiasts, there’s a place for everyone. In an age of social media, face to face interactions are harder to come by. Being part of an organization gives students a chance to Continue reading Clubs some with perks of getting involved
Candice Thompson In Motion Staff Writer It’s 7 a.m. and the alarms on millions of smartphones are buzzing everywhere. Half asleep, phones across the world are picked up, groggily silenced and then attention is turned straight to Facebook, even before sleepy eyes are fully open. Is this the new norm? Continue reading Social media decreases social life
