Antonio Lopez

Antonio Lopez has a diverse work experience spanning several years. Antonio began their career as a Web/Graphic Design Intern at The RMM Group in 2012, where they were responsible for creating and editing flyers, assisting with website development, and posting blogs. In 2014, they worked as a Student Aide at the Student Life Office in Kingsborough Community College, where they performed administrative tasks, created publications, and assisted with campus life events.

Antonio then joined Oasis Children Services LLC as a Summer Camp Counselor in 2015, where they ensured the safety and well-being of campers, organized and supervised field trips, and provided counseling to children displaying unruly behavior.

Antonio's involvement with Roads to Success began in 2017, where they started as a Group Leader and eventually transitioned into a Senior Group Leader role in 2019. Antonio'sresponsibilities included supervising and mentoring groups of students, facilitating recreational activities, and ensuring a positive learning environment. Antonio later took on roles at Unity For Equality, where they served as a Graphic Design Intern and later became the Director of Communications and Marketing Department.

Currently, Antonio is working at Roads to Success as an Operations Director, and starting in August 2022, they will take on a new role as an Assistant Director. Throughout their professional journey, Antonio has gained experience in graphic design, communication, leadership, and team management.

Antonio Lopez pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Communication Design from CUNY New York City College of Technology. Antonio attended this institution from 2015 to 2022. Prior to that, Antonio completed an Associate's Degree in Graphic Design and Illustration from Kingsborough Community College. Antonio studied at this college from 2013 to 2014. In their earlier years, Antonio obtained another Associate's Degree in Website Development & Administration from Kingsborough Community College, where they were enrolled from 2006 to 2011.