The Southeast Museum of Photography provides students an array of educational and vocational opportunities to compliment their studies. This page lists information for employment, volunteer, and internship opportunities, as well as information about our annual student exhibitions, Departures & Thesis.

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DEPARTURES & Thesis

Departures & Thesis are annual exhibitions that highlight the artistry of recent graduates from Daytona State College, as well as graduating seniors in the B.S. Degree program at the University of Central Florida.

Students from the Digital & Interactive Media Production Program, Photographic Technology Program & Studio Arts are all invited to participate, showcasing the strength of the Mike Curb College of Music, Entertainment & Art.


Mike Curb College of Music, Entertainment & Art

Departures 2025 - Submission Information

 

THESIS 2025


VIEW WORKS FROM PAST DEPARTURES & Thesis EXHIBITIONS:

 

Departures & Thesis open to Daytona State College and University of Central Florida students only. Submission details provided every Spring semester.

 

 

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The Art of the Everyday

Curated by Daytona State College photography student and Gary R. Libby 2024 Curatorial Internship recipient Ashton Guitard, The Art of the Everyday aims to showcase unique and captivating moments hidden beneath the mundane details of the day-to-day. We ask our community to submit work that brings the individual moments of beauty throughout everyday life into focus.

Open through July 31

For more information about this exhibition, please click here.


Employment Opportunities

The Southeast Museum of Photography hires currently enrolled Daytona State College students who are eligible for museum assistant positions. To determine your eligibility and view our current job opportunities, click here.

CURATORIAL INTERNSHIP

Applications for the annual Gary R. Libby Curatorial Scholarship are currently closed. Please check back for more information in early Fall 2025.