I have been a proud student member of the American Concrete Institute for more than 5 years now.

Being a voting member of the S805 Student Leadership Council at ACI is a significant and rewarding responsibility. In this role, I contribute to shaping initiatives that support and engage ACI student chapters worldwide. This includes collaborating with other council members to develop strategies that promote student involvement, enhance professional development opportunities, and ensure that the voices of students in the concrete field are heard and represented within the broader ACI community. Through this position, I am proud to help inspire and empower the next generation of concrete professionals.

Serving as President of the ACI Student Chapter at the University of Balamand was an incredibly fulfilling experience, especially as I had the opportunity to work closely with my fellow civil engineering classmates. I led our chapter in organizing a range of educational events, including seminars and workshops, to advance our understanding of concrete technology and practices. Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, we ensured our classmates could still participate in many ACI conventions virtually, free of charge. This access allowed them to engage with a series of insightful seminars on the latest developments in concrete and earn certificates of attendance, adding significant value to their professional profiles.One of the highlights of my leadership was receiving an invitation to present at the 2022 ACI Spring Convention in Orlando, Florida. We were recognized as one of the most successful student chapters, and I had the honor of sharing our strategies for effective organization and member recruitment with a broader audience, showcasing our achievements and contributing to the growth of ACI's student engagement.

I have been a proud student member of the American Society of Civil Engineers for more than 3 years now.

It has been an honor to serve as President of the ASCE Student Chapter at the University of Balamand. In this role, I had the privilege of leading our chapter in organizing seminars and events aimed at enhancing the professional development of fellow civil engineering students. Additionally, I focused on recruiting students to become ASCE members, helping them access the wide range of benefits and opportunities the organization offers.

I have been a proud member of the Structural Engineering Institute for over 3 years now.