NCRA Presents CASE Award of Excellence
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Johnson, who holds the nationally recognized professional certification of Certified Reporter Instructor (CRI), is from
Johnson, the daughter of an English teacher, said she helped her father, now 91 years old, correct papers with a red pen, and added that both he and her mother, who earned a bachelor's degree in nursing, instilled in her the value of education.
She attributes the success of her court reporting program to the fact that she is surrounded by local court reporters who are always willing to mentor, consult, teach, offer internships, and employ CCAC graduates. She said she also believes the support of the faculty and staff at CCAC, as well as the hard work of her students, has fueled the longevity of the program. She is particularly grateful to NCRA for offering a lifetime of encouragement to generations of court reporters.
Johnson is married to an attorney who she said takes a lot of depositions. They have one son.
At the same luncheon, three court reporting students were awarded CASE Scholarships based on their winning entries in an essay writing contest entitled "The Probable Secret of Success in
NCRF also awarded two Intern Scholarships of
About NCRF
As a charitable organization, NCRF relies almost solely on tax-deductible donations. They are NCRF's lifeblood, and could not exist without them. The majority of NCRF's support comes from NCRA members and associated businesses. NCRF offers various giving options, including dues check-off, phone-a-thon(s), an annual
For more information, visit NCRA.org. Career information about the court reporting profession--one of the leading career options that do not require a traditional four-year degree--can be found at CareersInCourtReporting.com. For information about captioning, visit CaptioningMatters.com.
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