Educational Experiences

The Fredric Rieders Family Renaissance Foundation offers many programs to educate and train current and future forensic science professionals at all stages in their careers. The Foundation, through the Forensics Mentors Institute, uses its forensic science programs and resources as a means to motivate and educate young people and their teachers, with a specific focus on providing support to students who are demographically under-represented in the sciences, or who have challenging financial circumstances.

Our founder, Dr. Fredric Rieders, sought to share his philosophy that knowledge is the fundamental tool required to solve any of life’s problems. A non-profit organization devoted to promoting education in the scientific field, the Foundation provides an academic and stimulating environment and offers students access to experts in various fields who act as mentors, role models and educators. Every year, through the dedication and hard work of the Foundation staff and faculty, new graduates, high school students and practicing forensic scientists, graduate from our programs with a wealth of knowledge, experience and perspectives that prepare them for the challenges of life and careers both inside and outside forensic science.

About Our Founder

Dr. Fredric Rieders established a non-profit foundation that fostered the love for science and art in students young and old.

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Foundation YouTube Channel

The Fredric Rieders Family Renaissance Foundation and the Center for Forensic Science Research and Education are now officially on YouTube. Our channel is CFSRE. In our first video, we take a tour of the Fredric Rieders Family Renaissance Foundation building and state of the art laboratory facilities and instruments. Subscribe to our channel for updates on [...]

Upcoming Archaeology and Evidence Collection Courses

The Center for Forensic Science Research and Education will be offering two upcoming courses in the Fall of 2013 on the topics of Forensic Archaeology Recovery and Techniques for Optimizing Evidence Collection. Taught by frequent Center faculty members including Program Director Jill Yeakel, SANE nurse Christine Campbell, forensic biologist Dr. Christian Westring, and forensic archaeologist [...]

Deadline to Apply for Forensic Mentors Institute Summer Science Program for High School Students Approaching

The deadline to apply for the summer 2013 G. John DiGregorio Summer Science Program for high school students at the Forensics Mentors Institute is approaching. All application materials are due by March 31, 2013. Interviews with qualified applicants will be held in April and the twelve accepted students will be notified in May. The program [...]

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