• EARTH Representative for the entire African continent in charge of planning, execution, and strategy. • Advise 800 students and families on educational opportunities and requirements.• Negotiate collaborations and agreements between local authorities, to increase educational opportunities for the next generation of change-makers in the continent. • Management of Zoho Customer Relation Management (CRM) database systems, budget operations, quality assurance, quality control, and delivery of progress reports.KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:• Facilitate admission of 60 young next agents of change to EARTH University under the Mastercard Foundation scholars program. • Advocate for the promotion of educational opportunities are refugee camps in Africa, leading to the admission of 10 refugee students to EARTH University on full Mastercard Foundation scholarships. • Together with the coordinators of the Spanish Program, coordinate the accommodation of new students with their Costa Rican host families. •.Offer support to new students during the initial adaptation process, providing needed and timely information regarding life at EARTH University.

Compile, analyze and develop reports and workshops on energy efficiency indicators to promote sustainable energy consumption. Management of energy consumption database utilizing data analysis and visualization techniques.

Identification of the most prevalent toxigenic fungi and multi-mycotoxin profile in cocoa from Costa Rica to create awareness of health risks to humans. Developed and implemented refugees’ and international students’ integration programs into the pharmaceutical department.

Taught English, mathematics, and Christian religious education at Fashoda Boys Refugee Primary School to 92 pupils from eight African nations. Appointed as the coordinator of the lower primary section (grades one to three) Effective interpersonal communication and attention to detail leading to the promotion of positive educational opportunities for vulnerable African youth.

Facilitated registration of over 8000 refugees from eight countries in four languages (English, Dinka, Swahili, and Arabic) at the border of Kenya and South Sudan Facilitated intercultural conflict resolutions for refugees with difficulties adapting to the realities of living in the refugee camp (trauma, limited necessities).