Photography Scholarship Winners

Photography Recipients

Caroline Doering 2016

Caroline Doering 2016

Caroline is a 2012 graduate of Suncoast and is the recipient of the Zoe Loren Photography Internship Scholarship. This scholarship is completely funded by Discovery Internships in memory of Zoe. Zoe was a participant in a Discovery Internship photography program in New York City in the summer of 2010. In addition to excellent grades, Caroline has shown a deep appreciation for helping others and a passion for photography/film. Caroline will gain valuable experience as she works alongside professional photographers in New York City this summer.
Maia Schulte 2015

Maia Schulte 2015

Maia is a Junior at Atlantic High School and is the recipient of the Zoe Loren Photography Internship Scholarship. Maia spent four weeks in New York City working alongside professional photographers. This scholarship is completely funded by the Musiker family, Owners of Discovery Internships, in memory of Zoe. Zoe was a participant in a Discovery Internship photography program in New York City in the summer of 2010. In addition to excellent grades, Maia has volunteered her time with Ronald McDonald House and the student chapter of People to People in Delray Beach, FL. While at People to People, Maia has participated in beach cleanups, food drives, and has volunteered at local soup kitchens. Maia, a talented photographer, has had her photos shown at the Norton Museum of Art, Pine Jog Education Center, and is a 2015 recipient of the National Medal for Photography from the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition. Maia received this award at Carnegie Hall this summer.

Bonnie Buchanan 2013

Bonnie is a 2013 graduate of Lake Worth Community High School and is the recipient of the Zoe Loren Photography Internship Scholarship. This scholarship is completely funded by Discovery Internships in memory of Zoe. Zoe was a participant in a Discovery Internship photography program in New York City in the summer of 2010. In addition to excellent grades, Bonnie has volunteered her time with the Street Painting Festival, the Lake Worth High School Mural, and The Memory Project. The Memory Project is a program in which art students create portraits for children and teens around the world who have been neglected, orphaned, or disadvantaged. To do this, art students receive photos of kids on a waiting list and then work in any medium to create the portraits (drawing, painting, digital art, collage,etc). The portraits are then delivered to the kids as gifts. Bonnie has also exhibited her photography at the Norton Museum of Art Student Invitational, has received a Silver Key at the Scholastic Arts Regional Art Show, a blue ribbon at the South Florida Fair Juried Art competition, and was a scholarship winner at the Women in Visual Arts juried art exhibition. We look forward to hearing from Bonnie as she gains valuable experience working alongside professional photographers in New York City this summer.