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The Smart Choice ..................................................................................................................... 2Choose Your Program: 1,2 or 4 Years. ....................................................................................3-6 1 Year - Certificate Programs ...................................................................................... 3 2 Year - Associate Degrees ......................................................................................4-5 Associate of Arts – The State College Guarantee. ........................................... 4 Associate of Science. ..................................................................................... 4 2+2 = Associate and Bachelor’s Degrees. ...................................................... 4 4 Years - Bachelor’s Degrees ...................................................................................... 6 Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology ............................................. 6 Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management. ...................... 6 Bachelor of Science in Education. ................................................................. 6Other Study Options ................................................................................................................. 7 Honors College. ........................................................................................................ 7 Learning Communities. ............................................................................................ 7 Florida Online. ......................................................................................................... 7 Dual Enrollment. ...................................................................................................... 7Student Support. .................................................................................................................8-10 Academic Advising. ................................................................................................. 8 Faculty Advising. ..................................................................................................... 8 Career and Personal Counseling.. ............................................................................. 9 Academic Support Center ........................................................................................ 9 DSC-UCF Writing Center .......................................................................................... 9 Library Services ........................................................................................................ 9 Student Disability Services. ...................................................................................... 9 Veterans Center ......................................................................................................10 Center for Women and Men. ..................................................................................10 Fresh Start .............................................................................................................10The Affordable Choice........................................................................................................11-12 Financial Aid. .........................................................................................................11 Foundation Scholarships ........................................................................................128 Steps to Enrollment .............................................................................................................12College Life ........................................................................................................................13-20 Student Activities ...................................................................................................14 Student Clubs ........................................................................................................14 Intramural Sports ...................................................................................................14 The Arts .................................................................................................................15 News-Journal Center.. ............................................................................................15 Southeast Museum of Photography.. ......................................................................16 Café 101 ...............................................................................................................17 Cosmetology Training Salon ....................................................................................17 Fitness & Aquatic Center. .......................................................................................18 Falcon Athletics. ...............................................................................................19-20Fast Facts & History of the College.. .......................................................................................21Contact Information ................................................................................................................24

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The Smart Choice

Daytona State College is the place where people from all walks of life who are looking for opportunity and growth begin their ambitious journeys. For more than five decades, tens of thousands of people have gotten their starts at Daytona State to earn their college degree, enhance their job skills, or prepare for new careers. Our graduates are health care workers, teachers, public safety officers, hospitality industry personnel, business owners and managers, computer programmers, engineering and environmental science technologists, and a wide variety of other skilled professionals who form the fabric of the communities we serve.

Today, Daytona State continues to be our region’s first choice for education and workforce training, offering more than 100 degree and certificate programs. Choose a one-year certificate, a two-year associate degree or one of Daytona State’s nine bachelor’s degree offerings in supervision and management, education and engineering technology. Attend class online or at one of our six campus locations in Volusia and Flagler counties.

Our mission is to provide excellence in education and training at an affordable cost to anyone who has the desire to work toward success. Daytona State has distinguished itself through its quality academic programs, modern facilities, exceptional faculty and academic support staff, convenient and flexible course schedules, and tuition that is among the most affordable in the nation. We are committed to providing a total college experience for our students, both inside and outside the classroom.

If you’re thinking about enrolling in college, consider the benefits of starting at Daytona State College. Earn your degree close to home and save thousands in tuition costs alone. Find out why so many people have made Daytona State College their first choice, the right choice, the smart choice.

Choosing to attend college is one of the most important

decisions you will make in life. It can open the door

to a career you have always wanted with a salary you

deserve, or it can help you expand your knowledge or

skills in particular areas.

A smart choice will set the stage for your success.

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College of Business AdministrationAccounting Applications/ComputerizedAccounting Technology Operations –Tax PreparationBusiness ManagementBusiness Operations – EntrepreneurshipCulinary Operations -Baking and Pastry SpecializationCustomer Service Representative ** Office ManagementOffice Management-Medical OptionOffice Support (Technical Certificate)Sales - Entrepreneurship

College of Arts, Music and ScienceAddictions Studies Specialization Audio/Recording Technology

College of Health and Public ServicesCorrectional Officer Recruit Training *Dental Assisting *Early Childhood Education Apprentice

Emergency Medical Technician *Fire Fighter II *Law Enforcement Recruit Training *Massage Therapy *Medical Assisting *Medical Information Coder/Biller *Medical Record TranscribingParamedic *Patient Care Assistant */**Practical Nursing *Surgical Technology*

College of Engineering Technology and Occupational Programs

Advanced Automotive Technology (Performance Engine Specialization) ** Advanced Network Infrastructure Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Mechanic ** Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Technology **AutoCAD Foundations (Architectural)AutoCAD Foundations (Engineering)Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing **Automotive Service Technology **Barbering **

Cable InstallationComputer ProgrammingCosmetology ** Drafting and Design TechnologyElectrical Apprentice – Non-UnionElectrical Apprentice – UnionInformation Technology AdministrationInformation Technology AnalysisInformation Technology Support SpecialistInterior Design Technology – Kitchen and Bath SpecializationMachining ** Microcomputer Repairer/InstallerNetwork Communications (LAN)Network Communications (WAN)Network Infrastructure Network Server AdministrationNetwork Support TechnicianNetwork System DeveloperTelevision Studio ProductionWeb Development SpecialistWelding Technology (Applied) **Wireless Communications

Certificate ProgramsCertificate programs provide specialized training in various fields in one year or less. Certificates (college credit) and applied technology diploma programs can be applied toward an associate of science (AS) degree.

Year - Certificate ProgramsYears - Associate DegreesYears - Bachelor’s Degrees

First, choose yourprogram

* All AS degree and certificate programs that are marked with an asterisk (*) are limited access programs. A separate application must be filed with the respective department for these programs. (Admission to the College does not guarantee admission to these programs.) ** No high school diploma required for these programs.

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College of Business AdministrationAccounting Technology (AS)Business Administration (AS)Culinary Management (AS)Hospitality Management (AS)Office Administration (AS)Office Administration (Medical Systems Option) (AS)Paralegal Studies (Legal Assisting) (AS)

College of Arts, Music and ScienceAdvertising/Public Relations Agriculture Architecture (Pre-)Art (Fine Arts)AstronomyAthletic Training/Sports MedicineBehavioral and Human Sciences - GeneralBiology (Botany, Microbiology, Zoology)ChemistryClinical/CounselingCommunications - GeneralComputer ScienceCriminal Justice (Criminology)Developmental PsychologyDietetics/NutritionDigital Media (Animation)Economics and Business - General (Accounting, Economics, Finance, General Business, Management, Marketing)Education - Transfer, GeneralElementary EducationEngineeringEngineering TechnologyEnglishEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental Science Technology (AS)Exceptional EducationForeign LanguagesForensic ScienceForestry and ConservationGeographyHistorical, Political and Global - GeneralHistory Humanities and Arts – GeneralHuman Services (Addictions Specialization) (AS) Interactive Media Production International RelationsJournalismLegal StudiesLiberal ArtsMarine BiologyMarine ScienceMarriage and Family (Relational)Math/StatisticsMathematics and Technology - GeneralMeteorologyMusic Production Technology (Audio/Recording) (AS)Ocean EngineeringPerforming Arts (Acting/Theatre, Dance, Music)Pharmacy (Pre-)PhilosophyPhotographic Technology (AS)PhotographyPolitical SciencePre-Bachelors of Science Nursing

Associate DegreesAssociate of Arts The State College GuaranteeThe Associate of Arts (AA) is a two-year program for students who wish to pursue a four-year degree at Daytona State or another college or university. Courses in the AA advising tracks are designed to meet standard university requirements, but this may vary by institution, so you should research the upper-division institution you plan to attend. When you earn an AA degree at Daytona State College, you are guaranteed admission as a junior to Florida public universities.

Associate of ScienceThe Associate of Science (AS) is a two-year program that prepares you for careers requiring specialized college-level training. More than 94 percent of our AS degree graduates work in their chosen field. Graduates are prepared for immediate entry into occupations or for transfer into our BAS or BSET programs.

2+2 = Associate and Bachelor’s Degrees at Daytona State CollegeEarn your associate degree from Daytona State College and apply for admission to the Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management program, the Bachelor of Science in Education program, or the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology program. Consult an academic advisor for the associate degree that will meet your needs.

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College of Arts, Music and Science(Continued)

Pre-LawPre-Professional (Chiropractic (Pre-), Dentist (Pre-), Medicine (Pre-), Physical Therapy (Pre-), Veterinarian (Pre-))PsychologyPublic Service - GeneralRadiology (Pre-)ReligionScience - GeneralSecondary Biology EducationSecondary Chemistry EducationSecondary Earth/Space Science EducationSecondary Math EducationSecondary Physics EducationSocial PsychologySocial WorkSociologyTelevision/Radio BroadcastingUndecidedVeterinary Technology (Distance Education)

College of Healthand Public Services

Criminal Justice Technology Bridge (AS) *Dental Hygiene (AS) *Early Childhood Education (AS)Emergency Medical Services (AS) *Fire Science Technology (AS)Health Information Management (AS) *Nursing (AS) *Nursing (Transition into Profession) (AS) *Occupational Therapy Assistant (AS) *Physical Therapist Assistant (AS) *Radiography (AS)*Respiratory Care (AS)*

College of Engineering Technology and Occupational ProgramsArchitectural and Building Technology (AS)Computer Engineering Technology (AS)Computer Information Technology (AS)Computer Programming and Analysis (Software Engineering Technology) (AS)Drafting and Design Technology (CAD) (AS)Electronics Engineering Technology (AS)Industrial Management Technology (AS) *Interior Design Technology (AS)Internet Services Technology (AS)Network Systems Technology (AS)Simulation and Robotics Technology (AS)

Associate Degreescontinued

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College of Business Administration

Supervision and Management (BAS)

College of Education Elementary Education (K-6) (BS)Exceptional Education (K-12) (BS)Secondary Biology Education (6-12) (BS)Secondary Chemistry Education (6-12) (BS)Secondary Earth/Space Science Education (6-12) (BS)Secondary Mathematics Education (6-12) (BS)Secondary Physics Education (6-12) (BS)

College of Engineering Technology and Occupational Programs

Engineering Technology (BS)Engineering Technology – Electrical Engineering Technology Concentration – Information Systems Technology Concentration

Bachelor’s DegreesThe Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology is for students who have an associate degree and are interested in the application and implementation of engineering principles. It prepares graduates for the practice of engineering closest to the product improvement, manufacturing and engineering operational functions.

In addition to the standalone BSET degree, you may choose a concentration in Information Systems Technology or Electrical Engineering Technology. Applications are accepted year-round. Start the program during any semester of the academic year. Admission to the program is open to all applicants who meet the admissions requirements.

This program also is available entirely online.

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management prepares you for supervisory and management roles and positions. The program provides a career ladder for students who have already completed an associate degree and who wish to continue their education at the bachelor’s degree level. The program is designed to provide a flexible schedule to meet the needs of the non-traditional students in the community; it features a combination of traditional, online, half online/half face-to-face and hybrid courses. Applications are accepted year-round and students may start the program during any semester of the academic year. Admission to the program is open to all applicants who meet the admissions requirements.

This program also is available entirely online.

The Bachelor of Sciencein Education

Students who have an associate of arts degree can earn an affordable, high-quality Bachelor of Science in Education degree in one of seven programs:• Elementary Education• Exceptional Student Education• Secondary Mathematics Education• Secondary Biology Education• Secondary Earth/Space Science Education• Secondary Chemistry Education• Secondary Physics Education

BS in Education programs are state-approved and fulfill the education courses, professional education competencies and practical experience required to obtain a five-year Florida Professional Educator’s Certificate. Each program includes state endorsements for Reading and ESOL. Applications are accepted year-round so you can start the program during any semester of the academic year. Admission to the Bachelor of Education degree programs is open to all applicants who meet the admissions requirements.

A majority of our 4-year graduates land jobs in their chosen fields. Our quality and excellence are proven through the performance of our graduates.

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Anna HrabovskyMarine Biology

I want to use science to help the environment. We’re out in the field using real research equipment, having experiences that you don’t find in most two- or even four-year colleges.

Stewardof the

planet

Charlene LatimerChair, School of Student Life Skills

Being able to help students appreciate the value of learning, how to study smart and not hard, and to realize that what they learn in this class will help them in all aspects of their lives – that’s a great feeling.

Honors CollegeThe Honors College offers enriching and stimulating courses that foster critical thinking, broaden your education and examine perspectives of different disciplines. In addition, the Honors College supports formal undergraduate research, academic scholarships, and a variety of academic and social activities.

Learning CommunitiesQUANTA is a learning community where students and faculty work together to share their learning experiences. As a QUANTA student, you’ll work with three faculty members who teach critical thinking, cultural arts, and English courses. You will participate in groups with other students to share your ideas, thereby gaining different perspectives on the topic you are studying. You’ll develop your critical thinking, reading and writing skills, group and leadership skills, and benefit from a flexible learning

environment. Through this experience of community, you’ll develop a greater sense of involvement with other students and faculty.

Falcon OnlineYour classroom can be wherever you are! Through the Falcon Online system, you may earn a degree or certificate with few or no campus visits required, including an online AA, BAS, or BSET degree. Totally online courses are conducted via the Internet, with instructor contact made through emails, discussions, chat sessions and other communication technologies.

Falcon Online also offers courses that are partially online. These are courses that require both online sessions and campus visits. Time on campus varies from 25 to 75 percent of the total course hours.

Dual EnrollmentIf you are a local high school student looking to get a jumpstart on your college education, then Daytona State College’s Dual Enrollment program may be right for you. Dual Enrollment is an accelerated program that allows high school students to simultaneously earn credit toward high school completion and college credit toward a certificate or an associate degree.

Academic Advising Academic Advising is available on all campuses and provides assistance to all students – new and continuing – all the way to graduation. We recommend that you see an academic advisor after receiving scores from a placement test such as the P.E.R.T., CPT, TABE, SAT, or ACT. The advisors will use this information to help you find the classes that are most appropriate for you in your program of study.

In Academic Advising, you will receive a general overview of course selection and registration, an explanation of test scores and/or course placement, information about program and course requirements, as well as recommendations for classes. In addition, academic advisors will explain your student rights and responsibilities, demonstrate FalconNet and Online Student Services, and help you find resources that can help with specific academic questions or issues.

Faculty Advising Daytona State faculty advisors are assigned to students based on their major or program of study, and provide guidance related to course information and program completion. Your faculty advisor will have real-world knowledge about life after graduation based on your program of study, can help you stay on track and find the resources you need to be successful. Faculty Advising offers a one-on-one relationship with a faculty member who has a personal interest in your success.

Daytona State College makes it easy to attend class and achieve your goals by giving you help when you need it. Think of it as a team of higher education professionals with a common goal: your success.

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More Choices We’ve got your backStudent Support ServicesAdvanced Learning Opportunities

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Career and Personal Counseling Our career advisors can help you prepare for job interviews, or identify areas of interest through computer-aided research of career information, outlooks and potential salaries.

The Academic Support CenterThe Academic Support Center (ASC) provides college-wide learning support to all Daytona State students to help maximize academic success. Our available services can help you develop the educational skills and strategies that are essential for academic achievement. The ASC also supports faculty through the delivery of instruction and supplemental learning resources critical to their curricula. In addition to technology-mediated learning, the ASC offers peer and professional tutoring, online tutoring and supplemental instruction. These multimedia facilities are available on all campuses. The faculty and staff of each ASC are committed to enhancing your success as a student.

DSC-UCF Writing CenterWhen you visit the DSC-UCF Writing Center, you’ll get highly individualized assistance with your writing on any subject and at any stage in the writing process. Whether it’s for a course, personal project, résumé, or scholarship essay, we’ll listen to your needs and help you find and further develop your strengths as a writer. This free service is offered to all Daytona State College and University of Central Florida Daytona Beach Campus students.

Library ServicesThe Daytona Beach Campus Library and DeLand Campus Library provide a wide range of resources and services, including print and non-print collections, access to extensive electronic databases,and professional reference and research assistance. Our library networks with other state and national libraries to obtain the information you need when you need it, 24/7. The Daytona Beach Campus Library supports all of Daytona State’s upper-level baccalaureate programs, as well as the upper-level and graduate programs of partnership colleges and universities, including the University of Central Florida. A Computing Commons provides access to academic software, word processing and spreadsheet applications, as well as the Internet.

Student Disability Services Student Disability Services (SDS) provides students who have disabilities equal access and equal opportunity to Daytona State College classes, educational programs and activities. SDS advisors work with students individually to determine the appropriate accommodations and support services each is eligible to receive. Contact SDS prior to enrollment to arrange for any accommodations. Services include:

• Readers, note takers, scribes and sign language interpreters;

• Letters that authorize faculty to accommodate students;

• Alternative testing accommodations;• An SDS Center with assistive computers

and private testing rooms;• Assistive computer software on all

Daytona State College campuses;• Individualized academic advising;• Specialized career planning;• Information and referral for other

support services; and• One-on-one tutoring under extraordinary

circumstances.

Student Support Servicescontinued

Veterans CenterThe Veterans Center helps to meet the needs of a surging population of military veterans starting new missions as Daytona State College students. It helps vets with everything from filing for Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits and other student services to referrals for assistance inside and outside the college. Daytona State is an approved institution for veterans benefits. Eligible students are encouraged to complete the required VA procedures as early as possible before registering.

The Center for Women and MenThe Center for Women and Men provides self-esteem building seminars, networking opportunities, group and individual counseling, job readiness activities and family involvement and support services. Referrals to lawyers, physicians and emergency service providers are also available. Qualified program participants may be eligible to receive financial assistance with tuition, books, uniforms or child care. Center for Women and Men’s programs include:

Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS)CCAMPIS is available for low-income Pell-eligible students living in Volusia and Flagler counties who plan to enroll or are attending classes at the college. The program helps alleviate the cost of child care for students who are furthering their educational goals.

Fresh StartFresh Start is a program for women in transition who are changing roles from homemaker to student or working individual. This program provides assistance such as academic training and motivational support to help increase your self-confidence.

Fresh Start for MenSimilar to the original Fresh Start program, this program provides support and practical tools to empower men as they discover transferable skills that can be applied to educational and career goals.

New DirectionsThe New Directions program is designed to help women and men gain marketable skills and attain economic self-sufficiency through high-wage vocational training. Single parents, displaced homemakers and non-traditional students are eligible to apply.

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Lori LemoineCo-Curricular Activities/Intramural Sports Supervisor

At Daytona State College, we are committed to working together and developing a passion for lifelong learning in our students.

lifelonglearning

Dr. Harun Karim ThomasAssistant Professor, English

When former students tell me that I inspired them,that inspires me.

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You don’t have to spend a lot of money to get the quality education you deserve. Daytona State College offers one of the best education values in the country – unsurpassed academics at an exceptionally low cost.Most students calculate the cost of a college education by the amount of tuition and fees charged, plus the cost of books and supplies. It’s easy to see why attending Daytona State is such a smart, affordable choice.

* These costs are estimated based on current information on university websites.** Rates for the 2012-2013 academic year.

How to Get Financial Aid The Daytona State College Financial Aid Office can help you find ways to finance your educational expenses through federal, state and institutional sources such as grants, scholarships, loans and work-study. Applying for financial aid is not as complicated as you may think! Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and indicate that you are planning to attend Daytona State College. Our Title IV School Code is

001475. This application is required to determine eligibility for all sources offederal financial aid.

Please access FAFSA on the Web at www.fafsa.gov to complete your application. FAFSA worksheets are available in the Financial Aid Services Office on all campuses. Financial aid specialists are available to provide individual financial aid advising and counseling, including assistance with the following:

• Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid;

• Answering all questions regarding eligibility;

• Submission of corrections to the Student Aid Report;

• Completing the Direct Loan Master Promissory Note;

• Loan entrance and exit counseling;• Distribution of financial aid materials,

including FAFSA, Direct Loan Master Promissory Note and consumer information; and

• Web access to financial aid.

Fla. Private Fla. Public Daytona University University State College

Cost per credit hour $1,185 $235 $105(associate level) – Florida resident

Cost per year (30 credits, $41,460 $6,576 $3,135associate level) – Florida resident

Cost for a 4-year $165,840 $26,304 $13,522bachelor’s degree

Foundation ScholarshipsHundreds of private scholarships are available each semester from the Daytona State College Foundation. These scholarships are based on need, academic merit or other criteria. See available scholarships and apply online at www.daytonastate.edu/scholarships.

Over the past two years,

the Foundation awarded more

than 2,500 need-based

scholarships.

1. Apply for AdmissionComplete an application for admission on campus in Admissions or anywhere you have Internet access at www.DaytonaState.edu. Request to have your high school or GED transcripts and college transcripts, if any, forwarded to Daytona State College.

2. Apply for Financial AidYou should apply for financial aid as soon as possible. Financial Aid is available to students enrolled in an eligible program to assist in meeting educational expenses. Complete the FAFSA at www.fafsa.gov to determine your eligibility. Processing time is 4-6 weeks. Daytona State College scholarships are also available with an online application at www.DaytonaState.edu/scholarships.

3. Placement TestingCollege credit students may satisfy placement requirements through previous coursework, the P.E.R.T., CPT, SAT, ACT, AP, or IB. Consult your Admissions advisor for information about exemptions. Vocational students fulfill placement requirements by taking the TABE.

4. Academic AdvisingMeet with an academic advisor to interpret your placement test scores and discuss program requirements. We recommend meeting with an advisor prior to registering for the first time. You also are encouraged to register with Career Services at this time.

5. OrientationConveniently complete the orientation requirement via FalconNet Online Services at www.DaytonaState.edu. This requires your Login and Personal Identification Number (PIN).

6. RegistrationPerform a course search at www.DaytonaState.edu and then register online via your FalconNet Online Services or at any campus Falcon Center. Remember to print your schedule and fee statement to review your bill due date after registering.

7. Pay for ClassesPay for your classes either online via your FalconNet Online Services or in person at the Office of Student Accounts at any campus. REMEMBER – you are not officially registered until you have paid in full.

8. Get Your Student I.D., Parking Decal and Books

It’s just that simple!

It’s quick, it’s easy and if you follow these eight simple steps, you’ll be enrolled in classes and ready to go!

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The Affordable Choice

Enroll Today!

Just because you’re serious about your future doesn’t mean you can’t be serious about having fun getting there.

Daytona State College has more than 50 clubs and organizations, six NJCAA athletic teams, world-class entertainment venues and museums, and unique facilities containing everything from fine dining to cosmetology.

Create friendships, experience culture, arts, even high cuisine, and develop valuable leadership and organizational skills that will serve you the rest of your life.

College Life

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Student ActivitiesMeet other students who share common interests by taking advantage of programs such as leadership workshops and retreats, entertainment events and lectures. Earn scholarships by taking on leadership roles in various student clubs and organizations. Find out about graduation ceremonies, off-campus housing, and student clubs and organizations, or enjoy a game of pingpong or foosball between classes.

Student ClubsOur student clubs fit a wide range of interests, for example:

Student Government Association

American Medical Student Association

Falcons Cheerleading Club

Surf Club

Music Industry Club

Rotaract Club

Falcon Flag Football

Falcon Veterans

Florida Nursing Student Association

Bachelor of Applied Science Club

Global Friends – International Student Organization

Sigma Beta Delta – International Honor Society for Business,, Management and Administration

Phi Theta Kappa

Student Support Services Club

There are many more clubs and organizations at the college. Visit DaytonaState.edu/student_act/clubsandorganizations.html for a full listing or stop by the Student Center on the Daytona Beach Campus.

Intramural SportsA wide variety of intramural activities are scheduled throughout the semester, from flag football, basketball and soccer teams to pingpong, open gym basketball and foosball. Events are posted on the Daytona State College website as well as on flyers and posters that are found around campus. Flag football, basketball and soccer are also available on our DeLand Campus.

Clubs &Activities

Southeast Museum of Photography

The Southeast Museum of Photography is among America’s premiere museums devoted entirely to photography. It presents more than 12 exhibitions annually, which are organized around interdisciplinary themes. SMP is very involved with academic and community programs at the College, as the museum’s education division produces academic support materials for a wide range of college and high school classes in conjunction with each new series of exhibitions. Since its opening in April 1992, the museum has mounted more than 300 exhibitions and produced more

than 40 catalogs and publications. Each semester, the museum presents films, lectures, seminars, workshops, professional classes and talks. Public programs feature internationally known photographers, critics, writers and scholars. The museum offers Daytona State students extensive opportunities for internships and professional training, as well as paid and volunteer employment. Gain career experience as a student assistant, intern, volunteer gallery guide and/or tour docent. Many of the museum’s former student workers are now employed in museums and galleries around the world. More information - www.smponline.org.

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The Arts

Daytona State College provides a wide range of cultural programs, including dance, drama, instrumental music, and choral/vocal music. Performance-oriented classes are offered in all the disciplines, and ensembles and private lessons are provided. Auditions for the concert choir, the show choir, plays, dance and instrumental music ensembles are posted throughout the year. Substantial scholarship support is available to assist students who perform on stage, backstage and in the classroom. There is a full schedule of programming for the fall and spring semesters of the Daytona State College Symphonic Band, Civic Orchestra and Choral Concerts, plays (dramatic and musical) and dance productions. Admission is free at most events when you present your Daytona State College ID card. Events are held on campus and at the News-Journal Center.

News-Journal Center

Daytona State College is committed to providing our community with high- quality entertainment and educational experiences in this unique downtown venue. Many performances by our talented student and faculty artists are hosted in the News-Journal Center. In addition, students in our Music Production Technology program enjoy working with award-winning faculty and high-profile guest speakers at this hands-on, state-of-the-art recording facility.

Culture & Entertainment

Café 101When you step into Café 101, you enter an environment that rivals some of the finest dining establishments in Central Florida. A peaceful, comforting atmosphere combines with the aromas of gourmet delights ranging from pan-seared salmon with citrus brown butter and gratin potatoes, warm duck confit and feta cheese salad with roasted beet vinaigrette, roast pork with saffron and peas, and freshly baked desserts such as crème brûlée and chocolate tarts.

The only difference is that Café 101 is a teaching café and kitchen entirely operated by Daytona State College students, who are gaining hands-on experience in an actual restaurant setting. Café 101 cuisine is directly tied into what is being taught in the classroom during a given period and students prepare the gourmet delights from scratch under the watchful eye of our chef instructors.

Café 101 is open five days a week for lunch. Dinners on Wednesday evenings offer tasteful culinary delights.

Cosmetology and Barbering Training SalonDaytona State College offers a state-of-the art Cosmetology training salon on both the Daytona Beach and Deltona campuses. Open to the public, all work is performed by students under the supervision of a licensed cosmetology instructor.

Our curriculum incorporates the industry’s most advanced training in cosmetic chemistry, hair styling, salon management and more. In this unique salon, students show off their techniques for cutting, styling, creative hair coloring, skin care treatment and more.

Responding to a national trend that shows an increasing demand for professional barbers, Daytona State now offers a Barbering certificate full-time days at its New Smyrna Beach-Edgewater Campus and part-time evenings at its Deltona Campus.

Have fun and get fitImprove your mind, body and spirit at the L. Gale Lemerand Health, Wellness and Education Center. The facility houses the Lemerand Aquatic and Fitness Centers, both of which are available to currently enrolled students for a nominal fee. In addition to the aquatic and fitness centers, the Lemerand Center also is home to the Falcons’ 1,000-seat gymnasium.

Fitness CenterA 5,500-square-foot center equipped with state-of-the-art weight training and aerobic equipment including:• 19-piece resistance training circuit• 3.2 tons of free weights• 31-piece aerobic arena featuring stair

climbers, elliptical trainers, treadmills, spinning bikes, recumbent and stationary bikes, rowing machines, Airdynes and exercise equipment for the physically challenged

• Fitness evaluations• Group exercise classes such as Sculpt & Tone, Cardio Cross Training and Yoga

Aquatic Center• 25-yard by 25-meter competitive pool• Humidity and climate controlled

environment• Operated year-round with a certified

lifeguard on duty at all times• Completely handicap accessible• Designed to accommodate

instructional, recreational and competitive aquatic activities

• Lap swimming is always available

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Cuisine & Beauty Fitness

Recent Academic HonorsOn the field and in the fairways, Falcons distinguished themselves among the nation’s best in the 2012-2013 academic year, with an NJCAA National Championship in Women’s Golf, its sixth national title since 2003, and a 4th-place Mid-Florida Conference finish in Women’s Softball.

Also this past year, our Falcon athletes proved once again our philosophy of putting academics first is helping to prepare tomorrow’s leaders on and off the field.

National Academic Team of the Year (6 time) - Baseball 3.66 team GPA Women’s Golf – 2nd Place, 3.57 team GPAWomen’s Softball – 32nd Place, 3.30 team GPA

FSCAA Male Academic Team of the Year – Baseball (7th Consecutive)

64 of 96 (67%) Mid-FL Conference Academic All-Conference (3.0 Cum. GPA, min 18hrs)

48 of 96 (50%) FCCAA All-Academic Team (3.3 Cum. GPA, min 18hrs)

9 NJCAA Exemplary Academic Achievement Awards (3.6 Cum. GPA, min. 45.hrs)

2 NJCAA Superior Academic Achievement (3.8 Cum. GPA, min. 45 hrs)

1 NJCAA Pinnacle Award For Academic Excellence (4.0 Cum. GPA, min. 45 hrs)

Championship & Scholarship Daytona State College’s NJCAA Division I varsity athletic program includes men’s basketball and baseball, and women’s basketball, golf, fast-pitch softball and volleyball. If you compare our facilities to other state colleges around the country, you will find that we have some of the best athletic, wellness and training resources available. The college provides its students with an all-around sports complex, including the L. Gale Lemerand Health, Wellness and Community Education Center, an indoor pool, two top-notch playing fields and a field house.

Daytona State Falcons athletics carry a winning tradition in both competition and in the classroom. Our teams consistently earn state and national recognition for their academic achievement, a testament to the “academics first” approach taken by the college’s athletics department in collaboration with our faculty and student support staff. We are proud of our student-athletes and their accomplishments in the classroom.

Whether an athlete or a fan, you, too, can enjoy the thrill of Falcon sports!

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Falcon Athletics

Throughout its history, Daytona State has fostered a tradition of excellence in academics and service to a growing community. The college now serves more than 30,000 students annually.

1957 – Florida Legislature authorized Daytona Beach Junior College as the state’s first comprehensive community college, with three divisions: college credit, adult education and the Mary Karl Vocational School under the Volusia County School System.

1965 – Volusia County Community College, a separate entity under the school system, merged with DBJC.

1968 – The state Legislature combined the divisions into a single administrative unit under a District Board of Trustees independent of the county school system.

1971 – The official name of the college was changed from Daytona Beach Junior College to Daytona Beach Community College.

2006 – The college was authorized to begin offering its first bachelor’s degree - the Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management.

2008 – The college joined eight other schools selected to be part of Florida’s first state college pilot project and was authorized to award bachelor’s degrees. The District Board of Trustees and the state of Florida subsequently approved the institution’s request to change its name to Daytona State College, assuring baccalaureate degree graduates that their diplomas and transcripts reflect their achievement of obtaining a four-year degree.

2009 – The college started the first of what is now seven bachelor’s degrees in education.

2010 – Daytona State College was approved to offer a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology degree.

Over the years, the college has evolved from a small campus into an academically superior multi-campus institution providing educational and cultural programs for the citizens of Volusia and Flagler counties. Daytona State College continues its commitment to progress and support of the communities it serves.

Founded: 1957 – Florida’s first comprehensive community college.

Location: Six campuses located throughout Volusia and Flagler counties – Daytona Beach, DeLand, Deltona, Flagler/Palm Coast and New Smyrna Beach-Edgewater.

Enrollment: 30,000+ annually from more than 30 countries.

Classes: Day, night, online – flexible to your needs.

Average Class Size: 29 – ensures personalized attention.

Entertainment: • Just minutes from the World’s

Most Famous Beach• Home to the world-famous

“Daytona 500...the Great American Race”

• Fishing, golf, magnificent parks, marine and wildlife preserves

• Headquarters of the Ladies Professional Golf Association and the U.S. Tennis Association

• Winter refuge of the Florida manatee

An ideal setting for anyone who enjoys the sun,the beach and fun!

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To arrange a tour, call (386) 506-4471.

Advanced Technology College1770 Technology Blvd.

Daytona Beach, FL 32124

(386) 506-4100

Daytona Beach Campus1200 W. International Speedway Blvd.

Daytona Beach, FL 32114

(386) 506-3000

DeLand Campus1155 County Road 4139

DeLand, FL 32724

(386) 785-2000

Deltona Campus2351 Providence Blvd.

Deltona, FL 32725

(386) 789-7300

Flagler/Palm Coast Campus3000 Palm Coast Parkway SE

Palm Coast, FL 32137

(386) 246-4800

News-Journal Centerat Daytona State College221 N. Beach Street

Daytona Beach, FL 32120

(386) 226-1927

New Smyrna Beach-Edgewater Campus940 Tenth St.

New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

(386) 423-6300

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Daytona State College prohibits discrimination and provides equal access/equal opportunity to all persons regardless of age, ancestry, belief, color, disability, ethnicity, genetic information, gender, marital status, national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex, and veteran status. If you have any questions or concerns regarding equity or equal access, contact Lonnie Thompson, Director of Equity and Inclusion, (386) 506-3000 ext. 3973 or ThompsL@daytonastate.edu. The Office of Equity and Inclusion is located at 1200 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL 32114.

Daytona State is accredited by the Commission on Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097: Telephone number (404) 679-4500, website: www.sacscoc.org) to award two-year associate of arts, associate of science degrees, bachelor of applied science in supervision and management, a bachelor of science in education degree, and a bachelor of science in engineering technology degree.

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