Jonathan Williams Special to InMotion The Music Production Technology program at Daytona State College is changing the way veteran and novice musicians alike comprehend and produce sound. Entrepreneurially focused, students are learning the musical and technical sides of audio production. A team of five Daytona State Music Production Technology students Continue reading Music Tech Program competing nationally
Scott Turner By building 530 on the Daytona State Campus, a cylinder is being constructed. Though seemingly out of place, this cylinder will be the new chill water tank for a completely renovated air conditioning system. Steven Eckman, Director of the Facilities Planning Department, and Bret Nielsen, Senior Facilities Planner Continue reading New tower to keep students cooler, costs down by $200,000, plus rebate
Quinn Wilson In Motion Staff Writer Back straight, chin up, shoulders back—these aren’t just must haves for marching bands and military personnel—especially when a college student is searching for a job. Dr. Shana Deyo, a professor at Daytona State College, held a lunch seminar to help college students embrace business Continue reading Business etiquette a must for budding enterprises
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Avoiding pitfalls in business is crucial to success. Making a business plan, a road map of sorts, will keep the process moving in the right direction. Two sources available to get the process started or help at any point along the way are, SCORE Continue reading A well-written business plan is key to success in entrepreneurial world
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College hired Dr. Amy Locklear as the new Vice President of Academic Affairs in January, after conducting a national search. Experienced as both a professor and an administrator, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her position at DSC. Although she is Continue reading Dr. Amy Locklear brings wealth of experience
Haley Walker In Motion Staff Writer Ever-evolving Daytona State College has yet again branched out in the realm of education. In February, DSC’s New Smyrna Beach/Edgewater Regional Campus celebrated the opening of the first Barber Certificate Program with a ceremonial red-ribbon cutting. The event, which began at 10 a.m. Feb. Continue reading Sheer fun at NSB campus barber program
Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer In early February, President Obama signed off on a farm bill that has been delayed for two years. There has been much strife over the legislation, such as concessions and subsidies for the agricultural industry, and where to cut and where to add funding. Continue reading Farm bill takes bite out of poor’s pocket
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Monarch butterfly populations are suffering because of pesticides and herbicides that destroy their food supply, milkweed.Photos by: Joyce Wagner/ In Motion[/caption]Southern Mexico is known as the winter destination for Monarch Butterflies. Unfortunately, the number of monarchs arriving there each year for their annual migration Continue reading Monarch decline cause for concern
