The National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF) Student Intern Scholarship offers four $2,000 awards for high-achieving court reporting or captioning students who have completed the internship portion of their education. Applicants are nominated by their school and must fulfill scholarship requirements including writing a short essay. The deadline to apply is Dec. 5
Eligibility:
- Current NCRA student membership
- Completion of an internship program within the last 12 months
- Speed test requirements met
- Minimum 3.5 GPA
- Letter of recommendation
- Short essay response to the following question (400 words): The court reporting and captioning professions are evolving rapidly. What innovations, strategies, or personal approaches will help you thrive in a changing environment? Explain how these will support your growth, professional involvement, and long-term success.
- *All documents must be saved with the applicant’s name and nature of contents: e.g. Johnson.Letter.of.Recommendation
The application and full submission details are available on the scholarship page. Applications are due by Dec. 5.
The 2024 NCRF Student Intern Scholarship winners were Gillian Hassert, a student at Alfred State College; Natasha Sandoval, a student at Taft College; Liane Hatch, a student at College of Court Reporting; and Danielle Magnicarri, a student at Plaza College.
The NCRF scholarship and grants program promotes incentives for students and new professionals to learn and strive for excellence. Donations to all NCRF fundraising campaigns are always tax deductible. To learn about all NCRF fundraisers or to donate, visit the Foundation Fundraisers page.
For more information about NCRF and other scholarship and grant opportunities, email ncrfoundation@ncra.org. For specific questions, reach out to Jill Parker Landsman, NCRF Director, at jlandsman@ncra.org.
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