Rachel French In Motion Staff WriterNews In a framed quote on the desk of Steven Pruitt, it says: “It is never too late to be what you might have become.” No one knows that better than Pruitt, who over the course of five years, went from being a tattoo artist Continue reading PTK makes leaders while serving College
Nursing bachelor’s degree finally a reality at Daytona State College A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree will begin in January 2014, following a five-year quest to allow the degree to be offered on campus. The State Board of Education approved the college’s bid to offer the program in Continue reading News Briefs: October 2013
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Numerous signs greet faculty, staff, students, and visitors as they arrive on any Daytona State College campus, letting them know DSC is now tobacco free. Policy 7.16, which went into effect August 1, 2013, was voted into existence at the April 18, 2013 Board Continue reading DSC Tobacco Policy smoke, mirrors
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Every year Daytona State College expands and renovates existing buildings and constructs new ones. The process behind reaching this point however, is much more involved than it seems at a simple glance. Dr. Steven Eckman, Director of the Facilities Planning Department, recently gave insight Continue reading Renovation projects don’t happen by chance
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer The beginning of any semester is a time for change and this past one has been no exception. For the Student Government Association, this included something unforeseen: the resignation of the sitting SGA President Gabriel Hannah. What is the process behind this? How is Continue reading Student Government Association — new year, new direction, new officers
Callee Gittner In Motion Staff Writer There were lots of hushed whispers this year that the dual enrollment program was going to be cut because of budget problems. For hundreds of Volusia County teenagers, that meant not only more money spent towards their education, but more importantly, more time in Continue reading Dual Enrollment saved by bell this semester
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Catching raindrops, Sesame Street, Waldo. Three completely unrelated and disconnected phrases, right? Not if it’s improv. Daytona State College offers a Radio and Television Broadcast Production certificate. The three semester program, held at WDSC-Channel 15 TV station, takes students through the training of studio Continue reading ‘Call It Improv’ takes plunge on WDSC
Ali Schmitz In Motion Staff Writer Sean Robbins, 28, is a current student at Daytona State College and a former music promoter. Charlie Brandt started classes at DSC over 20 years ago. They have never met, but Robbins’ life has been forever altered by Brandt’s actions. On September 30, Robbins’ Continue reading ‘Serial’ writer’s book makes Amazon debut
