Among my responsibilities within the International Student's Club at KFUPM are: - Design and execute communication plans to improve public perception of international KFUPM students. - Be an institutional link between international students and internal/external entities of the University. - Coordinate and develop programs and events for student development. - Analyze public perception of KFUPM-ISC and develop strategies for crisis management.

As Academic Ambassador to the King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, my responsibilities focus on recruiting Latin American student talent in order to apply for graduate scholarships offered by KFUPM in the areas of engineering, science and business. As well as follow up on each of the applicants, their academic and consular requirements to study in Saudi Arabia. All this thanks to the efforts that KFUPM has made to diversify student talent and the commitments made by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through the Saudi Vision 2030 plan.Countries under my responsibility: Venezuela

Design, plan and execute groundwater exploration projects. Acquisition, processing, and interpretation of geological and geophysical data for the use of groundwater for human or agricultural use.

Degree project "Hydrogeophysical Study of the Papelón Sector, El Hatillo Rural Area, Miranda state", groundwater prospecting methods (Remote sensing, ERT, and VLF) are presented focused on Sustainable Development. Introducing a first approach of the hydrogeology of the Rural Area for the use of groundwater resources in compliance with the UN's 2030 agenda. Published in a scientific journal.Spanish version:Schwarck, C., Baena, J. y Zambrano, O. (2020). Estudio Hidrogeofísico del sector Papelón, Zona Rural de El Hatillo, estado Miranda, Venezuela. Revista Latino-Americana de Hidrogeología, 11(2), 130-148.

As a member of the B of D of the USB Student Chapter of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG-USB), I focused on group management, decision-making, and projects aimed at the complementary education of students related to geophysics. The student chapter was awarded the L. Austin Weeks Grant 2019 from the AAPG Foundation during our administration.

My work as a member of the Public Relations Committee in the AAPG-USB Student Chapter consisted of contributing to the development of the entire USB student community interested in geosciences, promoting the image of the Student Chapter within the academic and professional sphere. To establish links and alliances between Professors and the public/private company to carry out academic activities within the University. As well as being a bridge between the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and the student community, providing information about publications, books, and scholarship opportunities that the AAPG offers to the geoscientific community.