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…
Posts published in “Getting Through School”
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.
RealClear Politics posted an article on April 16 about Nathan Sibley, York County, Pa., who entered the court reporting program at his local community college.…
By Rachel Barkume, RPR Tracey Tracy, RPR, is a freelance court reporter in Tacoma, Wash. She graduated from the online court reporting technologies program at Green River College in…
Next month, NCRA will have its first known court reporting program graduate who started in an NCRA A to ZTM Intro to Steno Machine Shorthand…
The National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF) is now accepting nominations for the Robert H. Clark and Frank Sarli Memorial scholarships for students, as well as…
Time is running out to recognize someone special! Every year, NCRA offers members several scholarships and awards to bring attention to the people who are…
Twin Cities.com reported on Feb. 24 that Benchmark Reporting Agency, based in Minneapolis, Minn., has partnered with Anoka Technical College on an annual $1,000 scholarship.…
By Sharon Velazco, RPR I was recently amused when I came across the article in which accomplished female judges and attorneys were interviewed, and they…
NCRA’s seventh consecutive Court Reporting & Captioning Week event was celebrated across the nation by state associations, individual members, students, and firms, via an array…
On Feb. 15, the Queens Daily Eagle posted an article that quotes NCRA member Karen Santucci, CRI, court reporting program chair at Plaza College in…
By Maxyne Bursky NCRA’s 2019 Court Reporting & Captioning Week is a great impetus for veteran reporters to head into reporting schools and give both…
NCRA’s weeklong National Court Reporting & Captioning Week kicked off Feb. 9 with state associations, schools, and firms sharing how they are celebrating the week.…
It’s time to recognize someone special! Every year, NCRA offers members several scholarships and awards to bring attention to the people who are contributing to…
Just in time for 2019 Court Reporting & Captioning week, NCRA has released a series of shareable videos that promote the profession from the perspectives of…