Jeslyn Santiago Special to In Motion Daytona State is betting 300 parking spaces that in 2019 — when the new three-story Student Center/Workforce Transition Center opens — the pain will pay off. The new building, the first since the unveiling of the Mori Hosseini Center in August 2007, will include Continue reading Pain of parking worth the Workforce results
Like all good bird, the Dirtybird Campout is flying South this winter for a Feb. 2-4 festival in St. Cloud, near Kissimmee. Following three years of concerts and camping at its West Coast home, this will be its Central Florida debut of the electronic music and nostalgia combo production. In Continue reading Dirtybird Campout coming to East Coast
By Erik Uhlik Special to In Motion Like a living entity, WDSC-Channel 15, Daytona State’s education-minded television station, is constantly evolving with each passing year. Since its inception, it has focuses not only on being a professionally operated TV station, but just as importantly an educational facility. The current broadcast Continue reading WDSC: Constantly evolving asset for Daytona Beach
Frances Torres Special to In Motion The Everything Is Possible Foundation is having its annual Walk and Roll event on March 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Earl Brown Park, Deland. Proceeds from the event are aimed to give those with disabilities a four-legged partner and friend. “We’re Continue reading Walk and Roll gives disabled wings of independence
Drew Mojica Special to In Motion International courses are an excellent way to gain new experiences that can’t be learned in the classroom. Daytona State College currently has three Study Abroad programs that can help feed the learning experiences students are longing for. On March 9, nursing students enrolled in Continue reading Study Abroad feeds need for broader horizons
Jesse R. Striewski Special to In Motion There’s no doubt college students have an abundance of responsibility to factor in on a daily basis. But when it comes to the rules of the road, newly licensed and/or college-aged drivers can often be the most careless behind the wheel. According to Continue reading For students on the road, why the rush?
By Shawna McDowell Special to In Motion Imagine eating edible cannabis candy or vaping medicinal marijuana while attending class. The June 2017 signing of a bill by Florida Governor Rick Scott qualifying patients to receive medical marijuana makes that daydream a potential reality. And these patients potentially include more college Continue reading Smoke, mirrors, uncertainty greet medical marijuana law
Alex Austin Special to In Motion Women in Film is an organization that brings together men and women who aspire to become media-makers and empowers them to achieve their highest potential of professionalism and creativity. The Daytona Beach branch meetings are held on every first Wednesday of the month from Continue reading Women in Film local powerhouse for inspiration
