An article posted May 16 in the Post Tribune Suntimes showcases the art of court reporting. The article includes an interview with Angela McCullough, a…
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NCRA members can invest in the future of the court reporting profession by making a small donation to help a student attend the 2014 Convention…
On April 24, NCRA CEO & Executive Director Jim Cudahy, CAE, submitted written testimony to the Senate Appropriations Committee for a hearing regarding the importance…
Lew Wallace STEM Academy recently organized a College and Career Festival aimed primarily for students who are not interested in or who have not been…
I often hear fellow students remark that they want to find a mentor. Some of them have asked me how I found mine, and they…
The Larchmont Patch.com recently ran a press release distributed by NCRA on behalf of the New York School of Court Reporting, White Plains, N.Y., promoting…
The journey through court reporting school is different for every student. The challenges and the successes all present themselves in different ways and at different…
The Long Island News recently posted a news release issued by NCRA on behalf of the Long Island Business Institute promoting court reporting as a…
Court reporting as a career was recently showcased in an article that was published online by Westfair Business Publications. The article features 28-year-old court reporting…
The Huntington News has reported that Huntington Junior College, a comprehensive, open-admission private institution located in Huntington, W.Va., and Cabell County Schools have launched a…
Brian DiGiovanna, RPR, began his career as a freelance reporter in 1979. In the early 1980s, he joined the New York Supreme Court as an…
Sometimes, court reporters and captioners ask me how they can best support court reporting programs and the students who will be the next generation in…
Years ago, I wrote about shifting a student’s thoughts about processing. The student went on to become a court reporter, and I wrote about her…
MacCormac College in Chicago hosted its first annual Ultimate Type Race Challenge in November, offering the winner a prize of $1,000, as a way to…
As a long-time educator and personal coach, I have been curious about what characteristics make the perfect candidate for court reporting school. Many people buy…
It is difficult to think about either ethics or professionalism without running into the other. The two ideas overlap and influence each other in both…
“I give up!” “You expect me to practice two to three hours outside of class every day?” Do these words sound familiar? Have you felt…
I am so proud to say I’m Nancy Varallo, your newly installed NCRA President. I want you to know I understand the trust you’ve placed…
“You all right in there?” hollered the attorney as he knocked on the bathroom door. I could not answer him as I continued to vomit,…
Looking for a job in today’s competitive market can be difficult. So how do you make yourself stand out among the competition? How do you…