"We exist temporarily through what we take, but we live forever through what we give." - Douglas M. Lawson
November 4, 2006 - Hollywood, CA
2006 Scholarship Awards Reception
with Special Guest Appearance of Quincy Jones
and Keynote Address by Dr. Alan Kay
Quincy Jones at the AFI Co-sponsored by the American Film Institute and in association with ACM, IFERS produced the 2006 Scholarship Awards Reception at the AFI in Hollywood, California.
Watch a video clip of Quincy Jones
July 7, 2008 - Universal City Hollywood
2008 Models Around the World Fashion Show

Jennifer DeLaRosa IFERS executive produces the 2008 "Models Around the World" men, women, and children's fashion show to provide scholarships for high achieving students in the world as well as the children at the Boys and Girls Club.
2009 - The John Di Lemme Story
An inspirational movie based on a true story

John Di Lemme IFERS executive produces "The John Di Lemme Story" that chronicles a 24-year-old stutterer who dreamed of becoming a world-renowned motivational speaker. Over a seven-year period of hardships, challenges and obstacles, John remained focused on his dream and ultimately reached his goals.
The Institute for Education, Research, and Scholarships (IFERS) is actively involved in alternative energy, environmental protection, biomedical research, and interactive and digital media research.

Alternative, Renewable, and Clean Energy Research

A clean and renewable energy solution reduces our reliance on fossil fuels (oil, coal, natural gas), protects our environment, reduces air pollution, and alleviates global warming. We are currently investigating:

Affordable solar panels on every rooftop
Efficient wave energy devices
Hydrogen fuel power plants

Our ultimate goal is to provide reliable power for the world without creating carbon dioxide (global warming), toxic elements (air/water pollution), or anything harmful to the ecosystem.

For more information on alternative energy research, sponsorship, and investment opportunities, please send an email to email (at) ifers.org

Human Aging and Longevity Research

In November 2005, IFERS and the University of Southern California (USC) co-signed a letter of intent for a 5-year, multi-million dollar grant for scholarships, education, and aging research projects including but not limited to molecular biology, immunology, genetics, and stem cells.

Our goals are:
(1) To discover the causes and cures for age-related diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, and
(2) To extend human lifespan with a healthy, active, and fulfilling lifestyle.

In 2004, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) allocated $6 million dollars for research on longevity assurance genes (LAGs). USC researcher Dr. Caleb Finch coined the term "negligible senescence" to describe very slow or negligible aging. We are poised to retard human aging or even reverse key aspects of it.

Our research will unlock the mystery of human aging and prevent all age-related diseases. For more information on human aging research, sponsorship, and investment opportunities, please send an email to email (at) ifers.org

Sponsorship, Investment, and Donation

For more information on our research programs, sponsorship, and investment opportunities, please send an email to email (at) ifers.org

Click on Contact Us for sponsorship and donation information.

  © 2005-2008 Institute for Education, Research, and Scholarships. All rights reserved.