The expert among experts in Court Reporting! We are honored to have the creator of the Gallery of Shorthand come share with us his impressive knowledge of our beloved profession. Let's join Mr. Tursi as he takes us through the ages of stenography. This session promises to be extremely informative as well as entertaining!

September 8, 2018

This program contains the following components:

1. History of Shorthand - Evolution of a Timeless Profession - Video

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