Established in 1995, scientists and specialists at NFSTC provide training, support and technology evaluations for agencies, laboratories, corporations, and military customers across the country. Read more about our history->
NFSTC Science Serving Justice
- 1995National Forensic Science Technology Center (NFSTC) established by the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors, building innovations for crime laboratories
- 2018Joined Florida International University (FIU), supporting the new Global Forensic and Justice Center (GFJC), an FIU Preeminent Program
Leadership
Senior Director
Clint Arhelger is the Senior Director of the National Forensic Science Technology Center (NFSTC) at Florida International University, where he provides strategic leadership to advance forensic science training, services, and operational initiatives. With over 33 years of experience spanning military service, Department of Defense roles, and leadership in academia, he has dedicated much of his career to advancing forensic science training and capabilities. Mr. Arhelger has held pivotal roles such as Senior Director of Operations at the GFJC, and the Identity & Exploitations Operations Training Support Specialist for U.S. Army Europe-Africa.
A proud veteran of the U.S. Army, Mr. Arhelger retired with honors after a distinguished career in Chemical Corps and Special Operations roles, where he managed complex operations in dynamic and mission-critical settings. He has successfully led multimillion-dollar Department of Defense forensic science programs, developed biometric and forensic professional development courses for U.S. and international military and law enforcement professionals, and provided strategic oversight to advance forensic training and research initiatives at NFSTC.
Mr. Arhelger earned a degree in management with a concentration in leadership from American Military University and is actively pursuing further professional growth through advanced academic studies. As Seniore Director, he is committed to fostering innovation, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, and driving excellence in forensic science training.