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You got this! You can do it!

By Debbie Kriegshauser “You will learn from those challenges. You will attain that speed level. Changing your behaviors, overcoming negative habits, it’s challenging. It’s hard.…

‘You’ll thank me later’

By Loretta Berrigan Loretta Berrigan, a court reporting student at the Community College of Allegheny County in Pittsburgh, Pa., has only been in school for…

Student creates steno fashion

These days you can buy steno machines in just about any color: not just white and black but green, red, pink, and even purple and…

Safety first in prep and conducting exams

In preparation for the Fall CLVS Production Exam, NCRA staff took great measures to ensure the safety and health of everyone attending were at the…

Fall CLVS Production Exam held at NCRA HQ

By Mindy Sindiong On Oct. 21, six brave CLVS Council members volunteered their time and made their way onto airplanes and flew east to Reston,…

Virtual career day in the courtroom

By Shaunise Day Earlier this year, I was excited to announce that I had partnered with KIPP, a nationwide non-profit network of public charter schools,…

Thank you for your (volunteer) service

NCRA would like to thank those members who have graciously volunteered their time to caption events ranging from Town Halls with the president to the…

What motivates me to volunteer

By Tina Dillon We all know how much it takes for an organization to serve its members. I have sat on the sidelines for much…

NCRA Government Relations update

NCRA Government Relations has been tracking recent California legislation. On Sept. 18 Gov. Gavin Newsom of California approved CA SB 1146, Civil procedure: electronic filing,…

Make plans for the Exam Retention Policy

In May 2018, NCRA announced to members that a new Exam Retention Policy was recommended by the Council of the Academy of Professional Reporters (CAPR)…

Steno represented on TikTok

Have you visited TikTok recently? If you did, you might be surprised to see some posts about court reporting attracting hundreds of thousands and even…