“What is the value of higher education and how much are you willing to pay?” Interviews/art by Lisa Silversmith Alex Clark, Marine Biology-“The value of your education is what you use it for and what you get out of it. It’s worth as much as you invest Continue reading InMind: August 2013
By Josue Villa Special to In Motion Funded under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965, TRIO is a nationwide educational opportunity program designed to help low income and disabled Americans overcome class, social and cultural barriers to higher education. The term “TRIO” emerged in the late 1960s Continue reading TRIO a blessing for college students nationwide
By Martha-Jayne Keglor Special to In Motion Daytona State College offers a variety of classes and extracurricular activities, but many do not realize that there are beneficial services provided in areas other than academics and clubs. DSC provides a convergence of health, fitness, and nutrition to those willing to make Continue reading Daytona State College has students’ health in mind
One trillion dollars. It’s hard to say it without putting a pinky finger to your lips and impersonating Dr. Evil from the Austin Powers movies. One trillion dollars is an astronomical figure. It’s almost $30 for every man, woman and child in the USA. It’s about 1.6 billion Big Mac Continue reading Some ask, is college worth high costs?
By James Smithwick In Motion Staff Writer Americans generally eschew racism. The concept of prejudging a person or group of persons based solely on the color of their skin is abhorrent to most people. We can all agree on that. Or can we? People love to hold up protest signs when Continue reading Television broadens our racial divide
As the paradigm continues shifting dramatically in all things media related, Daytona State College is creating its own model via the new Center for Interactive Media or CFIM. For the past two years, professors from across the curriculum have been consulting with each other and area professionals to turn the Continue reading DSC launches Interactive Media degree
By Thomas R. Betty In Motion Staff Writer Teaching kids to play the drums at the Midtown Culture and Education Center in Daytona Beach just got easier thanks to a generous donation by the Daytona State College’s Falcon Veterans Club. At the end of summer, a complete “child’s” size drum kit Continue reading Midtown Center and Falcon Vets play beautiful music together
Welcome to the start of another academic year. Fall is an exciting time at Daytona State College as we open our doors to thousands of new and continuing students whose academic needs, preparation, interests and goals are as varied as the four seasons. The best part is we are able this Continue reading President greets new year, new students, new challenges
