Daytona State College Student Life

04/17/2026

04/16/2026

Nationally known motivational speaker Dr. Kevin Snyder will be at the L. Gale Lemerand Student Center on Thursday, April 23rd at 11am to present his keynote titled, "Few Talk, Many Affected: A New Perspective About Mental Health and Sexual Assault". Grounded in his personal story, Kevin delivers an inspiring, informative, and interactive keynote exploring mental health, healthy relationships, consent, bystander intervention, and how to support others. Having presented to over one million people across all 50 states and 300+ campuses, he challenges students to move beyond awareness and learn how to speak up, step up, and show up—creating a safer, more compassionate campus community. The event is open to everyone. We hope to see you there!

04/16/2026

Lecturer Dr. Kevin Snyder invites Daytona State College students, faculty and staff to a powerful keynote: “Few Talk, Many Affected: A New Perspective About Mental Health and Sexual Assault" at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 23 in the Lemerand Student Center.

Having reached more than one million people across all 50 states and over 300 college campuses, Dr. Snyder delivers an engaging, interactive experience that connects deeply with audiences – drawing from his personal story of depression, an eating disorder and sexual assault.

This keynote explores mental health and resilience, healthy relationships, consent and communication, bystander intervention and how to support others in meaningful ways.

03/29/2026

🏈🔥 Game on, Falcons!

Intramurals are BACK and it’s your time to shine 💪
Choose your vibe:
🏈 Flag Football
🏓 Pickleball

📅 Games start Friday, April 3 @ 1 PM
📍 Intramural Field & Courts

📢 Don’t miss Info Meetings Mon, March 30:
🏓 Pickleball 2 PM
🏈 Flag Football 2:30 PM
📍L. Gale Lemerand Student Center Room 218K

03/29/2026

Join us for the PTK Asian Pacific Islander Event 🎉
🍽️ FREE food
🎭 Club displays
🌺 Good vibes all around

📅 Tuesday, March 31
⏰ 12 PM – 2 PM
📍 L. Gale Lemerand Student Center, 2nd Floor

Grab your friends and come celebrate! 🙌

03/13/2026

🌴☀️ Spring Break is here, Falcons!

We hope you have a happy, fun, and safe Spring Break. Whether you're traveling, relaxing, or catching up with friends and family, take some time to recharge and enjoy the break.

We look forward to seeing everyone back on campus refreshed and ready for the rest of the semester!

03/12/2026

☀️🌿 Falcon Spring Fest was a blast!

We had a great time celebrating the season by planting plants, connecting with campus departments and community partners, and enjoying free haircuts. It was wonderful to see so many Falcons come together for some fun, relaxation, and community before the break.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and to the departments who helped make the event so special!

🌸 Have a safe and relaxing Spring Break, Falcons! We’ll see you back on campus soon!

03/08/2026

🌸 Falcon Spring Fest is Coming! 🌿

Join us as we celebrate the start of spring and get ready for Spring Break at Falcon Spring Fest!

📅 Wednesday, March 11
⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 ECHO Plaza & Nunamann Hall Landing

Stop by and enjoy:
✂️ Free haircuts
✨ Fairy hair
🍕 Free food
🪴 Decorate a pot & plant your own plant

You can also visit tables hosted by Counseling & Accessibility Services (CAS), Campus Safety, and community partners to pick up helpful tips and resources for a safe Spring Break before the break begins on March 16.

Bring a friend, take a break between classes, and celebrate the season with us! 🌼

02/28/2026

Week 3 of Intramural Soccer is in the books! ⚽🌦️

Our teams had a great time out on the field and even managed to beat the rain! The energy, teamwork, and positive vibes made it another awesome day of intramurals.

We’ve got ONE week left in the season — let’s finish strong and keep the fun going!

02/28/2026

Last week, SGA hosted a powerful Black History Student Discussion, bringing students together with faculty and staff for meaningful conversation, reflection, and connection.

Students engaged in thoughtful dialogue, shared experiences, and explored the impact and importance of Black history within our campus community and beyond. Opportunities like this remind us of the value of listening, learning, and growing together.

A big thank you to our participating clubs, as well as the faculty and staff who joined the discussion and helped make the evening impactful. Your presence and perspectives made all the difference!