The deadline for nominations for Stenograph’s Milton H. Wright Memorial Scholarship, a new scholarship that honors the memory of Milton H. Wright, Stenograph’s founder, is…
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By Mike Hensley Bethany Glover, RPR, is a new professional residing in Long Beach, Calif. Not only is she new — within her first year…
Naegeli Deposition & Trial has announced a new scholarship to inspire creativity and assist student leaders with self-development. Read more.
By Ashley Stahl Sara Galante attended the Long Island Business Institute. She reports freelance and per diem court proceedings in New York and has been…
Downey Adult School congratulates 10 students who passed their California State Exam (CSR) in July: Kristen McElderry Dottie Simpson Rachel Brown Marissa Holt Samantha Maciel…
This post from Doug Zweizig, RDR, CRR, of Baltimore, Md., was originally posted in the Facebook group “Encouraging Court Reporting Students.” He was the Realtime…
Tiffany Nicole Headley is a CART provider/court reporter in Deatsville, Ala. She and her husband have three sons. Evan, the oldest, is living in Mobile,…
Elise Townes, RPR, a freelancer from Rockford, Mich., posted the following in the Facebook group “Encouraging Court Reporting Students.” Why do you love court reporting?…
Aimee Edwards-Altadonna is a freelance reporter in California and a CCRA board member. She recently posted this in the Facebook group “Encouraging Court Reporting Students.”…
By Jan Ballman, FAPR, RPR, CMRS Caitlin Albrecht is a freelancer from Plymouth, Minn., who graduated from Anoka Technical College in Anoka, Minn. JCR | What…
We recently held a contest to give a free 2019 NCRA Convention & Expo registration to a new member who joined between May 17 and…
Nineteen-year-old Zeke Alicea had a plan for his future that included a four-year degree. He was interested in the legal field, but nothing really clicked…
The benefits of working from home for some people are priceless. For example, a work-at-home situation can offer flexibility, a more casual surrounding, and more…
By Kay Moody “Let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself—nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes…
What started out as a request for students to visit District 7 turned into a full-blown court reporting career fair! It all started a year…
Schools across the country once again participated in this year’s NCRA student speed contest. The contest was held in celebration of 2019 Court Reporting &…
By Leah Hamre We’ve all heard it before, “Team work is dream work.” How about, “None of us is as smart as all of us,”…
The National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF) is accepting nominations for the Robert H. Clark and Frank Sarli Memorial scholarships for students, as well as applications…
NCRA’s A to Z™ Intro to Steno Machine Shorthand online program offers the perfect opportunity for potential students to learn the alphabet in steno, write…
A blog posted April 29 by LexBlog covers what people considering a career in court reporting should know before they start their education. Read more.