By Debbie Kriegshauser So you’ve made it through school and passed those required tests and now the daunting question: Do I want to be a…
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The recipient of the 2022 Sue Shelton White Scholarship, awarded by NCRA’s Council on Approved Student Education (CASE), is Jodie Carrico, from Clintonville, Wis., a…
NCRA is pleased to announce the 2022 NCRA A to Z® Scholarship winners. The scholarship program awards a $750 scholarship to up to 15 students…
NCRA is proud to offer the Student Fast Lane program to recognize student speed accomplishments and graduates. This program was created at the suggestion of…
NCRA is proud to offer the Student Fast Lane program to recognize student speed accomplishments and graduates. This program was created at the suggestion of…
In a press release issued June 16, Phipps Reporting, based in West Palm Beach, Fla., announced that the firm’s owner, Christine Phipps, RPR, Immediate Past…
Left, Brenda Foster, and right, Phyllis Waltz, showcase the stenographic court reporting & captioning professions at a homeschool convention in Texas. In April and in…
Once a month we highlight a different NCRA-approved school. The court reporter programs offered at these schools have met the General Requirements and Minimum Standards established by…
Last July members at the 2021 NCRA Conference & Expo in Las Vegas, Nev., voted on Amendment #7, which asked for greater membership privileges for…
The Creative Content Task Force (CCTF) was created in 2021 to assist with identifying and providing content that can be shared internally and externally to…
HowStuffWorks.com posted an article on May 26 that explains the difference between closed captioning and subtitles. Read more.
Certifications are one of the most visible benefits of NCRA membership. “Our certifications showcase our competence, our dedication, our ethical standards, and our personal responsibility…
Attendees at the 2022 NCRA Conference & Expo happening July 21-24 in Orlando, Fla., interested in helping to preserve African American history and earning PDCs…
NCRA is proud to offer the Student Fast Lane program to recognize student speed accomplishments and graduates. This program was created at the suggestion of…
By Lee Leigh “Lili” Staying motivated seems to be a running theme for many court reporting students. A quick glance at any website ad shows…
So many of the students we highlight in Up-to-Speed are career changers, and Taylor Hertz is no exception. Hertz has a bachelor’s degree in music…
Once a month we highlight a different NCRA-approved school. The court reporter programs offered at these schools have met the General Requirements and Minimum Standards established by…
NCRA is proud to offer the Student Fast Lane program to recognize student speed accomplishments and graduates. This program was created at the suggestion of…
The Creative Content Task Force (CCTF) was created in 2021 to assist with identifying and providing content that can be shared internally and externally to…
A student at Poway Adult School has received a grant for court reporting. The San Diego Union Tribune posted a press release on May 16 issued by…