Imagine that By Katherine Schilling I shuffle awkwardly in my black pumps as the floors tick by one at a time – ding, ding. The…
Posts tagged as “JCR June 2017”
By Brenda Rogers-Fiscus, Deborah Smolinske, and Beverly Thomas Proofreading is the last step in the finalization of your transcript. The proofreader’s eyes are the last…
By Jason Meadors It was departure day for Nigeria, a three-week work trip I went on a few months ago. That day started out with…
By Melissa Lee You can “live and learn,” as they say, each of life’s lessons on your own; or you can learn from the…
By Brenda Rogers-Fiscus, Deborah Smolinske, and Beverly Thomas Proofreading is the last step in the finalization of your transcript. The proofreader’s eyes are the last…
On memory Q. Prior to this accident, did you have any other pre-existing injuries? A. I had broke my leg, my ankle, riding motocross. Q.…
By David Ward Much like an umpire in baseball or softball, today’s court reporters are expected to do their job so well that they end…
John T. “Jack” Loynd, Sr., who was an associate member of the National Shorthand Reporters Association (which became the National Court Reporters Association) for many…
Currently resides in: Ceresco, Neb. Employment type: Official Member since: 1988 Graduated from: American Institute of Business, Des Moines, Iowa Theory: Computer-compatible Stenograph theory What…
By Melody Jeffries Peters 1995 was the first year Professor Greg Munro at the Alexander Blewett III School of Law invited me into the classroom…