Christina Potter

Third-Year Law Student and President, Latina/o Law Students’ Association, American University – Washington College of Law (Washington, DC)

Christina is a 3L from Miami, Florida. She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and International Studies from the University of South Florida, with an emphasis in Asian Studies. During college, Christina was a social chair and Vice President of Phi Alpha Delta Pre Law Fraternity and an associate justice for her university’s student government. Prior to law school, she worked for two years as a legal assistant in Florida.

Christina is currently the President of the Latina/o Law Students’ Association at American University-Washington College of Law, the Co-Editor-in-Chief for the Labor & Employment Law Forum, and a member of Phi Alpha Delta. During law school, Christina was a Student Attorney for the Civil Advocacy Clinic, worked for the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), and interned for the Honorable Clayton Greene Jr. at the Maryland Court of Appeals.