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NCRA mentors pay it forward

“I think it is very important to encourage students as much as we can. Court reporting is difficult, and not everyone picks up the skill…

Don’t miss out on Convention this year

Need a reason to attend the 2018 NCRA Convention & Expo this year? Read what previous attendees have to say about their experiences, what they’ve…

Prep for practice

By Len Sperling As we all know, practice is a vital and key component to attaining success while speed testing. However, most students during their…

Students helping students

By Callie Sajdera We have all ridden the emotional rollercoaster of court reporting school. We all experience highs and lows and share the frustration of…

NCRA member writes dream novel

By Becky Doby “I’d like to sell Mary Kay full-time.” Pause. “I’ve always wanted to be a personal trainer.” Silence. “Okay, who else?” It was…

NCRA member’s certification noted

The Sun-Sentinel reported on May 9 that NCRA member Mairelys Albo, a freelance court reporter from North Bay Village, Fla., recently earned the Registered Professional…

Court reporters offer free course

The Oklahoman posted an article about an upcoming NCRA A to Z Intro to Machine Shorthand program the Oklahoma Court Reporters Association will be offering…

Get to know the NCRA slate of nominees

NCRA’s Nominating Committee has offered its candidates for the 2018-2019 Board of Directors. The following outlines the candidates’ qualifications for members to prepare for voting. As…

Captioning word of the month: Crease

Below is the first in a series of monthly featured words to help captioners build their dictionaries and knowledge. The words for this series are…

A day in Jurassic World

By Amanda Bavin I’ve been a member of the British Institute of Verbatim Reporters since approximately 2004-5. Like most people, I pay the membership, take…