Attendees at the 2017 NCRA Convention & Expo had the opportunity to attend an array of sessions and educational workshops designed to help them increase…
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The next testing dates to take the CLVS Production Exam will be Sept. 29-30 at NCRA headquarters in Reston, Va. Registration is open Aug. 25-Sept.…
On behalf of the NCRA Technology Committee, Robin Nodland, FAPR, RDR, CRR, recently shared a series of links with information to help the 21st-century reporter…
In an Aug. 8 post on LinkedIn, Jim Connor, RPR, CRR, CLVS, a freelancer and agency owner in Indianapolis, Ind., discusses the effects of the…
Steve Wyrick, known as the Daredevil Magician, brought some extra-special magic to the 2017 NCRA Convention & Expo during his keynote address at the Premier…
By Debra A. Levinson Facing fear is a given as a court reporter. No matter how credentialed you are, no matter how many letters you…
Eileen Beltz, CRI, CPE, an instructor at the College of Court Reporting in Valparaiso, Ind., was honored with the 2017 Council on Approved Student Education (CASE)…
Past President Nancy Varallo, FAPR, RDR, CRR, from Worcester, Mass., was honored with NCRA’s highest honor, the Distinguished Service Award (DSA), on Aug. 11 at…
Atkinson-Baker, Los Angeles, Calif., announced in a press release issued Aug. 4 that the firm now has legal videographer services for depositions. Read more.
The JCR reached out to several members of NCRA who made the decision to switch careers and enter court reporting profession and asked them to…
By Mike Bouley We’ve heard “Oh, the places you will go” a lot this past year, as NCRA President Nativa Wood, FAPR, RDR, CMRS, has…
By Ron Cook Before I even knew what court reporting was, I majored in physical education in college. It was then that I started to…
A blog posted on July 26 on JD Supra offers tips for conducting depositions over the telephone. The blog, submitted by Kramm Court Reporting, offers…
Ellen L. Heckle, RPR, CRR, CRC, of Archer City, Texas, recently reached a milestone in her career: “After years of working with hard-of-hearing students, I…
By Megan Rogers In 1996, Tera Walker was a former court reporting student working as a flight attendant for United Airlines. She’d just launched a…
GoodCall posted an article on July 25 about the benefits of pursuing a career in court reporting and captioning. NCRA member Peg Sokalski, CRI, court…
In 1992, Deanna Baker, FAPR, RMR, was first introduced to Self Help for Hard of Hearing, the precursor of the Hearing Loss Association of America.…
A July 20 article posted by Chispa magazine, Atlanta, Ga., lists court reporting as one of several professions talented writers can pursue. Read more.
On July 11, the Northwest Boomer and Senior News posted an article featuring NCRA member Elizabeth Archer, a CART captioner in Portland, Ore. Archer is…
By Cathy Busa Tips and tricks for writing realtime are something all working court reporters could use more of! So, for that reason, I canvassed…