He ran for delegate of the licentiate degree in Moral Theology with the aim of being able to help as much as possible to his fellow students of class, most of them new to the University. Subsequently, the students of School of Theologyelected him delegate and finally he was the most voted by the representatives of the rest of Schools, together with his colleague Marta Olaizola (subdelegate), a student of 3rd year of Psychology.

Óscar Tineo is from Venezuela, has lived in Pamplona for 5 years and resides at seminar Bidasoa International. He combines his programs of study with pastoral activity and participates in different projects of volunteer activities. In addition, during his free time he enjoys listening to music and reading.

"I thought, why not a theology delegate? We are there to put our qualities at the service of others where, how and when it's needed". This is how he explains why he applied to become a delegate. He affirms that this task is "a great commitment" and tells that, in the School of Theology, little known to some students, they have "many proposals of human and social development that can contribute to the training of all students, regardless of whether they are believers or not, to become integral professionals at the service of society".