2025 SPE Annual Conference: Adaptation
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print this page"Where Does Photography Curricula Go From Here? Exploring Current Changes and Demands in Higher Education"
Panel Discussion Chaired by Lindsay Godin
Friday, October 29 - 3:00PM to 4:20PM
Virtual Lecture / Zoom
Panel Discussion Chair:
Lindsay Godin, Valdosta State University, GA (SPE-SE)
Presenters:
Tracy Longley-Cook, Wright State University, OH (SPE-MW)
Christopher Kern, California Baptist University, CA (SPE-W)
Sarah Cusimano Miles, Jacksonville State University, AL (SPE-SC)
Elena Volkova, Stevenson University, MA (SPE-MA)
Scott Hinton, University of Nevada Reno, NV (SPE-W)
Rafael Goldchain, Sheridan College, ON (Ontario Canada)
As we start this next decade, there will be numerous workforce development changes which pose questions about how to best prepare the next generation of our photography focused undergraduate students and trained alumni. A multi-institution workgroup of seven diverse photography coordinators held a series of virtual focus groups to consider the future of photographic education, address the changes happening in the field of photography, and re-think how photography curricula can meet those new changes. Our panel will present considerations on recruitment, retention, professional preparation, and curriculum development, all of which to best prepare our students for the next decade.
speakers
Chirstopher Kern
Elena Volkova
Lindsay Godin
Sarah Cusimano Miles
Tracy Longley-Cook
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