Anya Ivanova In Motion Staff Writer The Center for Women and Men once again opens its doors this semester for people who want to make their life better. Fresh Start program for women is a four week course which offers women who are not satisfied with their lives a new Continue reading Don’t stress about past, start fresh at Center
Assault 29-Jan [DB] Assault- Students in argument, one possibly slapped other. Ref. to J.A. Conduct Issues/Referrals 23-Jan [DB] Conduct- Student disruptive during class. Ref. to Judicial Affairs 23-Jan [DTC] Conduct- Male inapprop. behavior toward female. Ref. to Judicial Affairs. 24-Jan [DB] Conduct- Student ref. to J.A. for attendance issues, vandalism. Continue reading Campus Safety Report: March 2014
DSC’s Big Band plans extravaganza for March 6 Daytona State College’s 75-member Symphonic Band, conducted by Doug Peterson — Senior Professor and chair of the Mike Curb College of Music, Entertainment and Art — will perform a medley of Gershwin, Holts and Jager during the “Instrumental Extravaganza” at 7:30 p.m. Continue reading News Briefs: March 2014
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Announced in Jan., Daytona State College ranked in the top 10, for the 2nd year, for the 2014 edition of the Best Online Bachelor’s Programs by U.S. News & World Report. This year, the categories used to determine ranking included: student engagement; faculty credentials Continue reading Top 10 ranking 2nd year in a row for DSC
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Teaching is a demanding, yet rewarding career. The ability to impart knowledge to students in a way that they will receive it and retain it, is vital. When asked to recall a memorable school experience, many people focus on a favorite teacher. The teacher Continue reading Teaching profession rewarding in many ways
Robert Harner In Motion Staff Writer Governor Rick Scott is rolling out a new plan to introduce $80 million into the Florida College System, but it’s up to Daytona State College to earn it. In his “It’s Your Money” tax cut agenda, Scott outlines $40 million in new funds and Continue reading Performance-based funding coming soon to Florida’s College System
Jonathan Williams Special to InMotion The Music Production Technology program at Daytona State College is changing the way veteran and novice musicians alike comprehend and produce sound. Entrepreneurially focused, students are learning the musical and technical sides of audio production. A team of five Daytona State Music Production Technology students Continue reading Music Tech Program competing nationally
Scott Turner By building 530 on the Daytona State Campus, a cylinder is being constructed. Though seemingly out of place, this cylinder will be the new chill water tank for a completely renovated air conditioning system. Steven Eckman, Director of the Facilities Planning Department, and Bret Nielsen, Senior Facilities Planner Continue reading New tower to keep students cooler, costs down by $200,000, plus rebate
