By Lisa Selby-Brood When the National Court Reporters Foundation first explained its involvement with the Veterans History Project through the Library of Congress in…
Posts published in November 2014
CNBC aired a story in its career segment showcasing court reporting as a career and highlighting the coming need for qualified candidates to fill jobs…
On Nov. 20, Sen. Tom Harkin, chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, introduced the Higher Education Affordability Act, a bill that…
Attorneys working at the Monroe County Courthouse in Pennsylvania have sought a temporary halt to the use of a recording system in the courthouse, reports…
Jim Bouley, RDR (Ret.), born on February 9, 1934, in Dayton, Minn., passed away on Nov. 13, after a long and fruitful life. Jim filled…
Winter is nomination season at NCRA. The association asks its members to nominate anyone who they consider to be a qualified candidate for the following…
Many of the articles shared on the Technology Committee email list are about hardware. This roundup includes articles on quality printers, a videoconferencing gadget, the…
An article posted Nov. 17 by amNY.com showcases court reporting as a lucrative career choice. The article includes an interview with Larry Stieglitz, director of…
The 2014 NCRA Legal Video Conference was held this past Oct. 17-19 in Las Vegas, Nev., showcasing both the CLVS Seminar as well as continuing…
An article in the Daily News that ran Nov. 17 reports that the New York State Attorney General’s office and local agencies are working together…
Florida Today reported Nov. 17 that a court reporter will be available to transcribe public comments during two local forums being held by the federal…
Court officials from the Mecklenburg County courthouse in North Carolina said they have lost vital employees — including official court reporters — due to lack…
The Sheboygan Press posted an article on Nov. 15 in its Who’s New section announcing that NCRA member Michelle Gudex, RMR, CRR, CBC, CCP, Sheboygan, Wis.…
Presented by Kim Colegrove Kim Colegrove, owner of Make Time for Nothing, a private practice dedicated to making time for meditation, leads another popular e-seminar…
NCRA members and staff are all part of the service economy. NCRA members are keepers of the record, and NCRA staff serves its members. The…
The Auburn Reporter.com posted an article on Nov. 14 about the Green River Community College’s court reporting program receiving a realtime writing grant from the…
The Cecil Whig posted a feature article on Nov. 12 about official court reporter Tina Ritchie of Rising Sun, Md. The article provides Ritchie’s responses…
An interview with the Hon. Janet T. Neff profiles her 40-year relationship with technology as a judge in an Oct. 30 article on Above the…
The Daily Herald posted an article on Nov. 11 about the Veterans History Project event held in Lake County, Ill. A total of 34 veterans…
NCRA’s TRAIN (Taking Realtime Awareness and Innovation Nationwide) Task Force raised the gate on Nov. 1 and officially rolled out the launch of a nationwide…