NCRF's two Student Intern Scholarships for 2009 have been awarded.
Ms. Whitney Lofton, Chattanooga State Tech Cmty. College, Chattanooga, TN and Ms. Karen Kurzdorfer, College of Court Reporting, Hobart, IN will each receive a $1000 prize. Congratulations to Whitey and Karen.
NCRF's 2009 New Professional Reporter Grant winner is Linda Visser, of Falcon Reporting, Orlando, FL.
A new employee in his/her first year out of school may be eligible for a $2,000 grant to help support start-up expenses.
NCRF's 2009 Frank Sarli Memorial Scholarship winner is Susan Hill, College of Legal Arts, Portland, OR.
Frank Sarli dedicated his professional life to court reporting, and especially to students, serving many years on NCRA's committees and boards that guide the education of court reporting students. NCRF gives out a $2000 scholarship each year in Mr. Sarli's memory.
NCRF's 2009 Santo J. Aurelio Award for Altruism has been awarded to Mr. James Edward Bouley, RDR.
In 1996, Mrs. Josephine C. Aurelio gave NCRF a generous donation to honor her husband's lifetime of altruistic endeavors. NCRF established the Santo J. Aurelio Award for Altruism, and each year, beginning in 1999 at NCRA's Centennial Convention, one altruistic person devoted to the court reporting profession receives this honor.
PAST SCHOLARSHIPS
The following two scholarships are not currently being awarded; however we wanted to recognize the winners of these scholarships.
Second-Year Student Scholarship
Winners received a scholarship in the amount of $1,400.
Disabled Student Scholarship
Three disabled court reporting students have received NCRF scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each!
Updated August 14, 2009