Phoebe Potter
Phoebe Potter is an aspiring artist and student at Florida Atlantic University, where she is completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture, with a minor in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Throughout her academic career, Phoebe has actively engaged in leadership and creative roles, serving as Treasurer for The NetWork: Women in Media and Communications, Secretary of the Ceramics Guild of FAU, and a Student Ambassador for the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters. Her dedication to her craft is reflected not only in her studies but also in her involvement with campus arts organizations, fostering community and interdisciplinary collaboration.
In addition to her studies, Phoebe has gained extensive hands-on experience in museum and gallery operations. She currently serves as Assistant Galleries Coordinator at Florida Atlantic University, where she supports exhibitions, programs, and educational initiatives. Phoebe has also contributed as a Museum Education Assistant Coordinator, helping develop public engagement activities, coordinating workshops, artist lectures, and community programs, including partnerships with local organizations such as the Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County. Her curatorial experience includes assisting with both student exhibitions and professional art showcases, demonstrating her commitment to promoting art and culture in her community.
Beyond the gallery, Phoebe has honed her skills in customer service, education, and creative expression through a variety of professional experiences. She has worked as a barista and bookseller at Barnes & Noble, a substitute teacher with the School District of Palm Beach County, and as a makeup artist with MAC Cosmetics. These roles have strengthened her communication, organizational, and leadership abilities, complementing her academic achievements. With her graduation approaching in May 2026, Phoebe continues to pursue her passion for art while building a career that bridges creativity, education, and community engagement.
• Broward College - AA
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve ever received is simple but powerful: focus on being useful. Strive to contribute meaningfully in every role and situation, and your impact will naturally follow.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Curiosity and growth are central to both my work and personal life. I value learning from every experience, much like the way a passionate reader collects books—each one adding perspective and insight. Integrity, empathy, and a commitment to continuous improvement guide how I interact with others and approach challenges, ensuring that my contributions are meaningful and lasting.