Scott Turner and Rachel French In Motion Staff Writers STEM, an acronym standing for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, is a program that raises awareness about the importance of the fields in the world today. Daytona State is continuing a series of STEM seminars which share the same goal. “Come Continue reading Rocket science, math zombies rule STEM Expo
Quinn Wilson In Motion Staff Writer With a death toll of over 130,000 and millions of Syrian citizens displaced, disgruntled politicians are the last thing a peace conference needs; especially when a Syrian police photographer defects, revealing an archive of torture from Syria’s government. Ban Ki-moon, the United Nation’s secretary Continue reading Byte by Byte: The worth of a picture
Anya Ivanova In Motion Staff Writer Don’t know what to do this summer? Daytona State College has some options for your vacation with its Study Abroad program that offers something new every year. The program has been around for almost 20 years and according to John Brady, gets better every Continue reading Study abroad programs abound at DSC
Faculty, staff, students end year on high note Ray Cornelius, chair of the School of World Languages and Speech at Daytona State College, is the 2013 College and University Instructor of the Year, as named by the Florida Foreign Language Instructors in Colleges and Universities, a member of the Florida Continue reading News Briefs: February 2014
Thomas R. Betty Special to In Motion Receiving college credit for training and work related experience is not a new concept. The records department at Daytona State College works daily on credit transfers from other institutions. Military credits have always been a part of that configuration. The recent high profile Continue reading College credit for military service not new, but tricky for vets to negotiate
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer The weather in Florida and across the nation has been a roller-coaster ride of temperature extremes and precipitation. Knowing what the day will bring is vital in deciding what to wear. Checking weather on TV or online for updates gives the meteorologists’ take on Continue reading Meteorologists take 2nd place to groundhogs
Brandon Krampert Special to In Motion In recent years, the question of the decriminalization of marijuana has increasingly become a state issue. In fact, 20 states have legalized it in varying degrees, from medicinal use with tightly regulated policies to more lenient policies for recreational use. To mention the most Continue reading Marijuana might come to state drugstores
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Student loans are a point of contention. Since Daytona State has one of the highest default rates in Florida, there may be justification for complaints on both sides of the fence. Where students are concerned, new strict, confusing regulations make it harder to understand, Continue reading Financial Aid changes saving system
