Click on one of the Links below to Jump to that part of the Calendar: The Arts Events Good Eats Sports Opportunities For a complete list of events, go to: http://www.daytonastate.edu/news.html SOUTHEAST MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY — Offers interactive and rotating exhibits in the Mori Hosseini Center, Bldg. 1200. Admission to Continue reading May 2018 Calendar
Stacey Walker In Motion Staff Writer To display its gratitude to scholarship donors and recipients the Daytona State College Foundation hosted its annual Donor Appreciation Luncheon at the Hosseini Center in April. Opening the luncheon was Dr. Tom LoBasso, President of Daytona State College, who thanked the Continue reading Foundation gift that keeps on giving, giving, giving
Michele Meyers In Motion Staff Writer Mike Orlando is the Assistant Coordinator for Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s bear management program. He travels all over Florida lecturing students, community officials and anyone who would like an education regarding the Florida black bear. In early March, Continue reading Bear expert brings expertise to Science Club
Shellie Turner In Motion Staff Writer During finals, most Daytona State students put pencil to paper or scantron, or answer questions with the click of a mouse. Theater students do things differently. In April, the Gillespy Theatre at the News-Journal Center was the setting for Improv Night. Students from the Continue reading Comedy on the fly at the News-Journal Center
Michele Meyers In Motion Staff Writer In a distillery in Louisville, Kentucky, bourbon is poured into white oak barrels to be aged. During the process, there is approximately three to five percent evaporation. This vapor drifts upward toward the heavens and becomes the “Angels’s Share.” Entrepreneur Continue reading Bourbon maker pours a tall talk for entrepreneurs
Daytona State Associate Professor Jayanti Seiler met with fellow faculty members and fans during a “Art Speaks: Voice From the Community” discussion and book-signing in late March to promote her new fine art work “Of One and the Other.” Seiler uses her art to advocate for the ethical treatment of Continue reading SMP celebrates new book
Shellie Turner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College’s Television Production program received some local exposure last month in an article written by Tony Jarmusz from the Daytona Beach News-Journal. Jarmusz and a photographer visited the set of Florida Sweets and Treats at Continue reading ‘Sweet Treats’ gets local exposure in newspaper
Marion Hagstrom Special to In Motion Right now, about 800 million people survive on a dollar a day. Can you imagine doing physical labor from sunrise to sunset and only getting paid a single dollar? Farmers in Third World countries don’t have the option to walk Continue reading Price, time is right for Fair Trade products
