Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer People of all ability levels gathered recently on campus to share information and insight into what it’s like to live with a disability. During, Daytona State College 23rd annual Abilities Awareness Day on Oct. 16, everyone walked away with a better insight into people Continue reading Understanding, acceptance at heart of day
Ali Schmitz In Motion Staff Writer Can 140 characters can make or break a career? With Daytona State’s launch of a new Associate’s Degree in Interactive Media, even more students are looking to work in online careers. With social media being more and more prevalent in society, how can a Continue reading Online, ‘personality’ may not be plus
Quinn Wilson In Motion Staff Writer After three years of preparation, Daytona State College received a positive report from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, also known as SACS. The association is a means of self-regulation for colleges to reach high levels of academic and administrative standards. Daytona State Continue reading 3 years preparation pays off in SACs visit
Quinn Wilson In Motion Staff Writer Several weeks ago, a news item probably escaped most people’s attention, but not those who get their news from social media. Byte by Byte makes its debut this month as a column devoted to social media and how it can change the world around Continue reading Byte By Byte: Social Media could be force for positive change
Click on one of the Links below to Jump to that part of the Calender: The Arts Events Opportunities Exhibits Events OPEN HOUSES — Oct. 1, 5-7 p.m. @ DeLand Campus, 1155 County Road 4139, DeLand Speak with college representatives about programs offered at Daytona State. Learn about bachelor degrees Continue reading Calender: October 2013
‘How Do You Like Your Pumpkin?’ Interviews by Briley Barrett and Photos by Amanda Howe Ayiende Sprewell, Psychology -“I like pumpkin seeds.” Sydney Alcan, Undecided -“I like pumpkin bagels.” Timothy Confer,Network Services Technology -“I like my pumpkin in pumpkin rolls.” Continue reading InMind: October 2013
Garrett Gentry In Motion Staff Writer Through the epidermis and dermis. Two layers, that’s all it takes for something to be embedded in your skin for the remainder of your life. The Polynesians start their ceremonial tatau (sound of striking something) by sharpening a piece of bone to a fine Continue reading Tattoos for Passion, Not Fashion
Greg Ingram Special to In Motion How many of you have ever called 911? How many of you know what a true emergency is? Better yet, my question to you is, how do you determine an emergency situation from a non-emergency situation? According to 911.gov, sponsored by the U.S. Department Continue reading 911: Make sure it’s an emergency
