Tag Archive: student voice

Logo #3 wins!

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-09-04T10:09:47Z in General, with these tags: daytonastate.edu, dsc, logo, marketing, student voice, 0 Comments. 93 words.

Remember last week’s voting event for the new Daytona State College logo? The winner has been announced as the logo with the college seal, but without shadowing. Out of 2718 votes, 1500 students and faculty chose this option:

The winning logo

If you’ve forgotten, these were all the options. The winner is third down:

I wanted the bottom one, with the shadowing, to win. It didn’t look good on the voting page (all blocky because of the way they scaled it). That’s why it lost. The one you all picked would’ve been my second choice, though. :smile:

New Daytona State Logo Open for Voting

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-08-27T18:04:40Z in General, with these tags: daytonastate.edu, dsc, logo, marketing, student voice, 0 Comments. 409 words.

I saw this on the Daytona State College home page when I went there today; an event called Pick Our Logo:

“DAYTONA BEACH, FL (Aug. 25, 2008) – Pick Our Logo is a unique opportunity for Daytona State College students, faculty, staff and the community to have a voice in our new logo.”

The college is allowing students to vote their favorite from one of four prototypes for the new DSC logo.

Logo choices

Click the image above to see a bigger version, or go here on the college’s website to see them all.

The immediate problem on the college’s …

Are you against the News-Journal Center Acquisition?

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-08-25T00:23:40Z in General, with these tags: acquisitions, dsc, kent sharples, news-journal, student voice, theater, 0 Comments. 420 words.

I was reading some of the comments on Daytona State College’s buy-out of the News-Journal Center. These ones were the most biting:

If you are sick and tired of this topic and want to voice objection to the Daytona State take over of the N-J Center, contact your State Representative and State Senator to block Florida legislative approval. With the cut backs in state funding for public safety and education, the $700,000 of state funding can possibly be blocked. Daytona State does not need to assume responsibility for this project. They already have a fine facility. Show me another community