Nathan Lopez

A driven and adaptable individual with a proven track record of leadership, communication, and organizational skills. Known for my ability to foster teamwork, manage complex tasks, and connect with diverse groups, I excel in creating positive outcomes in both academic and community-focused environments. I thrive in fast-paced, collaborative settings where creative problem-solving and attention to detail are essential. With a strong commitment to academic excellence, community service, and personal growth, I consistently take initiative and motivate others to achieve shared goals.

HOCO Bear Bargains: I volunteered with the HOCO Beta Club to organize donated clothes for the Bear Bargains program. I helped build clothing racks, sorted items by size and color, and ensured the store was organized to provide affordable clothing options for students and the community.

HOCO Campus Cleanup: I volunteered with the HOCO Beta Club to provide campus clean-up services. I picked up trash around the school, cleaned the theater classroom, swept, vacuumed, and organized chairs for Mr. Brett Taylor. Through this work, I helped promote a clean and healthy environment on campus.

National Gymnastics Day: I volunteered at Precision South Gymnastics Academy in Warner Robins during National Gymnastics Day, providing face painting and creating a fun, inclusive experience for children. I collaborated with HOCO Student Council members to ensure the kids had a memorable event.

HOCO Flag Football Concessions: At a HOCO Flag Football game, I volunteered with the HOCO Beta Club at the concession stand. I handled money, distributed goods like candy and soda, and ensured smooth operations throughout the 3-hour game. Afterward, I helped clean up and secured the concession stand for the night.

PAWS in Middle Georgia Animal Rescue: I volunteered for 4 hours at Paws in Middle Georgia Animal Rescue, assisting staff in caring for the animals. My responsibilities included walking, feeding, and playing with the dogs, as well as engaging with the cats to ensure all animals were well cared for. This experience allowed me to channel my love for animals into meaningful service that benefited both the shelter and the community.

Mach Racing and Olympia Skate Center Christmas Parade: I participated each year of high school in the Olympia Skate Center x Mach Racing Christmas Parade, walking along Watson Blvd. I handed out candy to children, spreading Christmas cheer to the community. Additionally, I promoted the Mach Racing Speed Team to recruit members and foster team building and the fundamentals of inline speed skating.

Perdue Primary Sweetheart's Dance: I volunteered for 3 hours at Perdue Primary at School during the Sweetheart’s dance. I was responsible for supervising the children, and ensuring that they were safe and well-behaved during the dance. I also assisted in offering concessions to the students, and managing the line for the 360 degree camera that was offered at the dance.

Perdue Primary Stem Club: I volunteered for 2 hours at Perdue Primary School, teaching primary students the importance of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). I distributed snacks and hosted a classroom activity where I taught engineering fundamentals by guiding students in constructing functional paper robots.