Caitlin Peterson In Motion Staff Writer For the past five years, Daytona State College and Cinematique of Daytona have presented select highlights from the annual NOOR Iranian Film Festival and this year’s centerpiece was ‘Audience Favorite’ winner, “Nowruz Lost & Found,” directed by K’von Moezzi. The objective of the festival Continue reading NOOR Iranian Film Festival ‘illuminates’ museum
Caitlin Peterson In Motion Staff Writer Art professors critique student work because they want their students to grow and learn the craft. But everyone has wondered what the work of the critic looks like and now is your chance to see it. The Faculty Studio Arts Exhibition in on display Continue reading Faculty artists on display through March 18
Mark Jones is all about setting goals. After dabbling in construction and landscaping, working in an office-supply store and a call center, the 26-year-old Port Orange native decided it was time to choose a career. He was unemployed in the fall of 2013 when he came across a local newspaper Continue reading Daytona State’s TRADE program offers fast track to career
Aliyah Golden Special to In Motion With the cost of college tuition on the rise, making the decision to pursue further education can be a difficult choice, but just having a degree doesn’t necessarily mean guaranteed employment. For college students to be a cut above the rest when applying for Continue reading Learning languages speaks volumes about success
Chloe Chidester In Motion Staff Writer Every year at Daytona State College, Senior Professor of the School of World Languages and Speech, Suzanne Stewart hosts an event to honor the many cultures her students represent. Lasting 90 minutes and followed by light refreshments, the Multicultural Talent Show is an annual Continue reading Show offers cultural exchange of talent March 26
Chloe Chidester In Motion Staff Writer College is the traditional route for high school students to get a good job, make a lot of money and generally have a good life. While not restricted solely to adolescents, they do make up a higher proportion of students on campuses around the Continue reading WISE up! Never too old to learn something
Danny Roessler In Motion Staff Writer Founded in 1998 by former Daytona State College librarian Fred Harden, the Surf Club is still going strong, as witnessed by members’ recent win at a New Smyrna Beach daylong competition. DSC surfers placed third overall from dozen of competitors, which ended their winning Continue reading DSC Surf Club ‘shore’ly makes impression
Andre Long In Motion Staff Writer There could not be a more perfect place to have the 2015 Daytona State College ‘Sharpen Your Skills’ Cooking Competition than the Hosseini Center, which hosted 15 high schools from across Florida during a day-long event that ended with an awards show honoring the Continue reading Competition cooks up success for young chefs
