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SUMMARY:Day 4\, Fall 2022 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as a Guardian of the Record at mock depositions at UC BerkeleyLaw in Berkeley\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for steno and voice court reporting students and newly licensed or returning court reporters. \nDates:  October 18 & 25 and November 15 & 22\, 2022 \nEach day\, three simultaneous mock deposition Q&A sessions will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or reporters. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a court reporting student shadows a working reporter\, you are THE REPORTER: \nWHAT YOU WILL LEARN\nTime management:  Pre-mock prep sessions; Showing up; Delivering rough drafts\nDeveloping and practicing your Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record\nHow to speak up / interrupt for the record in Q&A sessions with six law students\nHow to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts \nEXPERT SUPPORT & RESOURCES\nCoaching and breathwork support and practice\nCase file\, exhibits\, and dictionaries\nParticipants’ names\nRough draft transcript templates with disclaimers\nOne-on-one transcript reviews\nPractice speaking up in weekly Mock Squad team Zooms\nMembership in Mock Woman Apprenticeships Facebook group (by invitation only) \nWHO CAN PARTICIPATE\nSerious\, motivated\, reliable steno and voice court reporting students writing 180+ words per minute (wpm) and new or returning reporters wanting trial practice. \nThese practical skills events provide powerful win-win opportunities for all participants: \n~ Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough draft transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n~ Reporting students and new reporters learn how and when to speak up and how to produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships site for more information about this program. \n\nWith years of experience in the field\, Ana is a fountain of information and sage advice. She has seen the gamut of court reporting brilliance and blunders and has made it her mission to bestow her knowledge onto court reporting students. As an advocate for court reporters\, Ana instills in her mentees a sense of pride in and awareness about the profession and is shaping the newest members of the workforce to be capable\, professional\, and informed. \nAs an apprentice at several mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw and San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s mock trial in 2015\, I learned speaking up is valuable because it places in your hands the weight of importance of maintaining the integrity of the record. It’s not your pride or your reputation you have to watch out for; it’s the integrity of the record. There is no better place to practice this important skill than in mock apprenticeships. \n~ Katherine Schilling\, RPR\, Ca CSR 14163
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/fall-2022-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-3-2-2-2-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221115T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221115T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
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SUMMARY:Day 3\, Fall 2022 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as a Guardian of the Record at mock depositions at UC BerkeleyLaw in Berkeley\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for steno and voice court reporting students and newly licensed or returning court reporters. \nDates:  October 18 & 25 and November 15 & 22\, 2022 \nEach day\, three simultaneous mock deposition Q&A sessions will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or reporters. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a court reporting student shadows a working reporter\, you are THE REPORTER: \nWHAT YOU WILL LEARN\nTime management:  Pre-mock prep sessions; Showing up; Delivering rough drafts\nDeveloping and practicing your Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record\nHow to speak up / interrupt for the record in Q&A sessions with six law students\nHow to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts \nEXPERT SUPPORT & RESOURCES\nCoaching and breathwork support and practice\nCase file\, exhibits\, and dictionaries\nParticipants’ names\nRough draft transcript templates with disclaimers\nOne-on-one transcript reviews\nPractice speaking up in weekly Mock Squad team Zooms\nMembership in Mock Woman Apprenticeships Facebook group (by invitation only) \nWHO CAN PARTICIPATE\nSerious\, motivated\, reliable steno and voice court reporting students writing 180+ words per minute (wpm) and new or returning reporters wanting trial practice. \nThese practical skills events provide powerful win-win opportunities for all participants: \n~ Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough draft transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n~ Reporting students and new reporters learn how and when to speak up and how to produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships site for more information about this program. \n\nWith years of experience in the field\, Ana is a fountain of information and sage advice. She has seen the gamut of court reporting brilliance and blunders and has made it her mission to bestow her knowledge onto court reporting students. As an advocate for court reporters\, Ana instills in her mentees a sense of pride in and awareness about the profession and is shaping the newest members of the workforce to be capable\, professional\, and informed. \nAs an apprentice at several mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw and San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s mock trial in 2015\, I learned speaking up is valuable because it places in your hands the weight of importance of maintaining the integrity of the record. It’s not your pride or your reputation you have to watch out for; it’s the integrity of the record. There is no better place to practice this important skill than in mock apprenticeships. \n~ Katherine Schilling\, RPR\, Ca CSR 14163
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/fall-2022-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-3-2-2-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221029T073000
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SUMMARY:San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s Annual Mock Trials
DESCRIPTION:Four law schools compete in two simultaneous mock trial sessions in the morning and afternoon reported by high-speed court reporting student apprentices whose main task is to speak up for the record in order to produce rough drafts. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER: They speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can\, mark exhibits\, and produce rough draft transcripts. \nAPPRENTICESHIP DETAILS\n— October 29\, 2022\n— 8:30-12:30 and 1:30-5:30\n— Four reporters for two simultaneous mock trials\, AM & PM\n— Rough drafts to be provided for each trial \nWHAT YOU LEARN\n— How to state your Reporter’s Admonition\n— How and when to speak up for the record\n— How to create and produce rough drafts\n— Time and information management\n— Professional comportment \nEXPERT SUPPORT/MATERIALS\n— Case file and exhibits\n— Participants’ names\n— Sample transcript templates\n— Practice sessions\n— One-on-one transcript reviews \nWHO CAN PARTICIPATE\nThese opportunities are for serious\, motivated\, and reliable steno and voice reporting students writing 180+ wpm and newly licensed reporters wanting trial practice. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n•Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n•Reporting students and new reporters learn to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to interrupt; develop self-confidence; and immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships site for more information. \n\nWith years of experience in the field\, Ana is a fountain of information and sage advice. She has seen the gamut of court reporting brilliance and blunders and has made it her mission to bestow her knowledge onto court reporting students. As an advocate for court reporters\, Ana instills in her mentees a sense of pride in and awareness about the profession and is shaping the newest members of the workforce to be capable\, professional\, and informed. \nAs an apprentice at several mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw and San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s mock trial in 2015\, I learned speaking up is valuable because it places in your hands the weight of importance of maintaining the integrity of the record. It’s not your pride or your reputation you have to watch out for; it’s the integrity of the record. There is no better place to practice this important skill than in mock apprenticeships. \n~ Katherine Schilling\, RPR\, Ca CSR 14163 \n\n 
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/sftla-2022-annual-mock-trials/
LOCATION:UC Hastings College of the Law\, 200 McAllister Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94102\, United States
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221025T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221025T183000
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SUMMARY:Day 2\, Fall 2022 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as a Guardian of the Record at mock depositions at UC BerkeleyLaw in Berkeley\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for steno and voice court reporting students and newly licensed or returning court reporters. \nDates:  October 18 & 25 and November 15 & 22\, 2022 \nEach day\, three simultaneous mock deposition Q&A sessions will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or reporters. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a court reporting student shadows a working reporter\, you are THE REPORTER: \nWHAT YOU WILL LEARN\nTime management:  Pre-mock prep sessions; Showing up; Delivering rough drafts\nDeveloping and practicing your Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record\nHow to speak up / interrupt for the record in Q&A sessions with six law students\nHow to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts \nEXPERT SUPPORT & RESOURCES\nCoaching and breathwork support and practice\nCase file\, exhibits\, and dictionaries\nParticipants’ names\nRough draft transcript templates with disclaimers\nOne-on-one transcript reviews\nPractice speaking up in weekly Mock Squad team Zooms\nMembership in Mock Woman Apprenticeships Facebook group (by invitation only) \nWHO CAN PARTICIPATE\nSerious\, motivated\, reliable steno and voice court reporting students writing 180+ words per minute (wpm) and new or returning reporters wanting trial practice. \nThese practical skills events provide powerful win-win opportunities for all participants: \n~ Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough draft transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n~ Reporting students and new reporters learn how and when to speak up and how to produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships site for more information about this program. \n\nWith years of experience in the field\, Ana is a fountain of information and sage advice. She has seen the gamut of court reporting brilliance and blunders and has made it her mission to bestow her knowledge onto court reporting students. As an advocate for court reporters\, Ana instills in her mentees a sense of pride in and awareness about the profession and is shaping the newest members of the workforce to be capable\, professional\, and informed. \nAs an apprentice at several mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw and San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s mock trial in 2015\, I learned speaking up is valuable because it places in your hands the weight of importance of maintaining the integrity of the record. It’s not your pride or your reputation you have to watch out for; it’s the integrity of the record. There is no better place to practice this important skill than in mock apprenticeships. \n~ Katherine Schilling\, RPR\, Ca CSR 14163
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/fall-2022-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-3-2-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221018T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221018T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
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SUMMARY:Day 1\, Fall 2022 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as a Guardian of the Record at mock depositions at UC BerkeleyLaw in Berkeley\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for steno and voice court reporting students and newly licensed or returning court reporters. \nDates:  October 18 & 25 and November 15 & 22\, 2022 \nEach day\, three simultaneous mock deposition Q&A sessions will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or reporters. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a court reporting student shadows a working reporter\, you are THE REPORTER: \nWHAT YOU WILL LEARN\nTime management:  Pre-mock prep sessions; Showing up; Delivering rough drafts\nDeveloping and practicing your Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record\nHow to speak up / interrupt for the record in Q&A sessions with six law students\nHow to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts \nEXPERT SUPPORT & RESOURCES\nCoaching and breathwork support and practice\nCase file\, exhibits\, and dictionaries\nParticipants’ names\nRough draft transcript templates with disclaimers\nOne-on-one transcript reviews\nPractice speaking up in weekly Mock Squad team Zooms\nMembership in Mock Woman Apprenticeships Facebook group (by invitation only) \nWHO CAN PARTICIPATE\nSerious\, motivated\, reliable steno and voice court reporting students writing 180+ words per minute (wpm) and new or returning reporters wanting trial practice. \nThese practical skills events provide powerful win-win opportunities for all participants: \n~ Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough draft transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n~ Reporting students and new reporters learn how and when to speak up and how to produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships site for more information about this program. \n\nWith years of experience in the field\, Ana is a fountain of information and sage advice. She has seen the gamut of court reporting brilliance and blunders and has made it her mission to bestow her knowledge onto court reporting students. As an advocate for court reporters\, Ana instills in her mentees a sense of pride in and awareness about the profession and is shaping the newest members of the workforce to be capable\, professional\, and informed. \nAs an apprentice at several mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw and San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s mock trial in 2015\, I learned speaking up is valuable because it places in your hands the weight of importance of maintaining the integrity of the record. It’s not your pride or your reputation you have to watch out for; it’s the integrity of the record. There is no better place to practice this important skill than in mock apprenticeships. \n~ Katherine Schilling\, RPR\, Ca CSR 14163
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/fall-2022-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-3-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220624T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220624T143000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20220609T030357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220609T031331Z
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SUMMARY:Expert Mock Deposition Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as a Guardian of the Record at expert mock deposition workshops at the prestigious Cooley LLP law firm in San Francisco\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for stenographic and voice court reporting students and newly licensed or returning court reporters. \nDates:  June 23 and 24\, 2022 \nEach day\, four simultaneous expert mock deposition Q&A sessions (x two 2-hr sessions per day) will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or reporters. \nUnlike traditional externships\, where a court reporting student shadows a working reporter\, you are THE REPORTER: \nWHAT YOU WILL LEARN\nTime management:  Pre-mock prep sessions; Showing up; Delivering rough drafts\nDevelop and practice your Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record\nSpeak up / Interrupt for the record in Q&A sessions with lawyers\nHow to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts \nEXPERT SUPPORT & RESOURCES\nCase file\, exhibits & dictionaries\nParticipants’ names\nRough draft transcript templates with disclaimers\nOne-on-one transcript reviews\nPractice speaking up in weekly Mock Squad team Zooms\nMembership in Mock Woman Apprenticeships Facebook group (by invitation only) \nWHO CAN PARTICIPATE\nSerious\, motivated\, and reliable steno and voice court reporting students writing 180+ WPM and new or returning reporters wanting extra practice. Must be a member of Mock Woman Apprenticeships to participate. \nThese practical skills events provide powerful win-win opportunities for all participants: \n~ Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough draft transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n~ Reporting students and new reporters learn how and when to speak up and how to produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships site and Facebook business page for more details. \n\nWith years of experience in the field\, Ana is a fountain of information and sage advice. She has seen the gamut of court reporting brilliance and blunders and has made it her mission to bestow her knowledge onto court reporting students. As an advocate for court reporters\, Ana instills in her mentees a sense of pride in and awareness about the profession and is shaping the newest members of the workforce to be capable\, professional\, and informed. \nAs an apprentice at several mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw and San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s mock trial in 2015\, I learned speaking up is valuable because it places in your hands the weight of importance of maintaining the integrity of the record. It’s not your pride or your reputation you have to watch out for; it’s the integrity of the record. There is no better place to practice this important skill than in mock apprenticeships.  \n~ Katherine Schilling\, RPR\, Ca CSR 14163
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/expert-mock-depo-workshops-2/
LOCATION:Cooley LLP\, 3 Embarcadero Center\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220623T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220623T170000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220609T031443Z
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SUMMARY:Expert Mock Deposition Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as a Guardian of the Record at expert mock deposition workshops at the prestigious Cooley LLP law firm in San Francisco\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for stenographic and voice court reporting students and newly licensed or returning court reporters. \nDates:  June 23 and 24\, 2022 \nEach day\, four simultaneous expert mock deposition Q&A sessions (x two 2-hr sessions per day) will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or reporters. \nUnlike traditional externships\, where a court reporting student shadows a working reporter\, you are THE REPORTER: \nWHAT YOU WILL LEARN\nTime management:  Pre-mock prep sessions; Showing up; Delivering rough drafts\nDevelop and practice your Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record\nSpeak up / Interrupt for the record in Q&A sessions with lawyers\nHow to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts \nEXPERT SUPPORT & RESOURCES\nCase file\, exhibits & dictionaries\nParticipants’ names\nRough draft transcript templates with disclaimers\nOne-on-one transcript reviews\nPractice speaking up in weekly Mock Squad team Zooms\nMembership in Mock Woman Apprenticeships Facebook group (by invitation only) \nWHO CAN PARTICIPATE\nSerious\, motivated\, and reliable steno and voice court reporting students writing 180+ WPM and new or returning reporters wanting extra practice. Must be a member of Mock Woman Apprenticeships to participate. \nThese practical skills events provide powerful win-win opportunities for all participants: \n~ Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough draft transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n~ Reporting students and new reporters learn how and when to speak up and how to produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships site and Facebook business page for more details. \n\nWith years of experience in the field\, Ana is a fountain of information and sage advice. She has seen the gamut of court reporting brilliance and blunders and has made it her mission to bestow her knowledge onto court reporting students. As an advocate for court reporters\, Ana instills in her mentees a sense of pride in and awareness about the profession and is shaping the newest members of the workforce to be capable\, professional\, and informed. \nAs an apprentice at several mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw and San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s mock trial in 2015\, I learned speaking up is valuable because it places in your hands the weight of importance of maintaining the integrity of the record. It’s not your pride or your reputation you have to watch out for; it’s the integrity of the record. There is no better place to practice this important skill than in mock apprenticeships.  \n~ Katherine Schilling\, RPR\, Ca CSR 14163
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/expert-mock-depo-workshops/
LOCATION:Cooley LLP\, 3 Embarcadero Center\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220419T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220419T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20220215T090954Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220218T102516Z
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SUMMARY:Spring 2022 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as one of three reporters of record at mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw in Berkeley\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for steno and voice court reporting students and newly licensed court reporters. Limited to 12. \nDates:  March 8 & 15 and April 12 & 19\, 2022 \nEach day\, three simultaneous mock deposition Q&A sessions will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or new reporters. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER: state their Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record; speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can; and produce rough draft transcripts. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn breathing techniques to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to speak up; and how to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships page for more details.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/spring-2022-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-3-2-2-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220412T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220412T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20220215T090917Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220218T102757Z
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SUMMARY:Spring 2022 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as one of three reporters of record at mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw in Berkeley\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for steno and voice court reporting students and newly licensed court reporters. Limited to 12. \nDates:  March 8 & 15 and April 12 & 19\, 2022 \nEach day\, three simultaneous mock deposition Q&A sessions will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or new reporters. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER: state their Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record; speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can; and produce rough draft transcripts. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn breathing techniques to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to speak up; and how to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships page for more details.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/spring-2022-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-3-2-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220315T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220315T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20220215T090813Z
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SUMMARY:Spring 2022 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as one of three reporters of record at mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw in Berkeley\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for steno and voice court reporting students and newly licensed court reporters. Limited to 12. \nDates:  March 8 & 15 and April 12 & 19\, 2022 \nEach day\, three simultaneous mock deposition Q&A sessions will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or new reporters. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER: state their Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record; speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can; and produce rough draft transcripts. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn breathing techniques to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to speak up; and how to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships page for more details.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/spring-2022-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-3-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220308T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
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SUMMARY:Spring 2022 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to own your authority as one of three reporters of record at mock depositions at BerkeleyLaw in Berkeley\, CA. \nThese opportunities are for steno and voice court reporting students and newly licensed court reporters. Limited to 12. \nDates:  March 8 & 15 and April 12 & 19\, 2022 \nEach day\, three simultaneous mock deposition Q&A sessions will be reported by advanced court reporting student apprentices or new reporters. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER: state their Reporter’s Admonition before going on the record; speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can; and produce rough draft transcripts. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn breathing techniques to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to speak up; and how to create\, edit\, and produce rough drafts. As a result\, they develop self-confidence and are able to immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career. \nVisit my Mock Woman Apprenticeships page for more details.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/spring-2022-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-3/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211116T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211116T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20211008T213918Z
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SUMMARY:Fall 2021 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Three simultaneous mock deposition sessions reported by high-speed court reporting student apprentices whose main task is to speak up for the record in order to produce rough drafts. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER:  They speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can\, mark exhibits\, and produce rough draft transcripts.  \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to interrupt; develop self-confidence; and immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/fall-2021-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211109T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211109T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20211109T192704Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211109T192713Z
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SUMMARY:Fall 2021 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Three simultaneous mock deposition sessions reported by high-speed court reporting student apprentices whose main task is to speak up for the record in order to produce rough drafts. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER:  They speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can\, mark exhibits\, and produce rough draft transcripts. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to interrupt; develop self-confidence; and immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/fall-2021-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-3-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211106T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211106T120000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20211007T165100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211012T232943Z
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SUMMARY:San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association’s Annual Mock Trials
DESCRIPTION:Four law schools compete in two simultaneous mock trial sessions in the morning and afternoon reported by high-speed court reporting student apprentices whose main task is to speak up for the record in order to produce rough drafts. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER: They speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can\, mark exhibits\, and produce rough draft transcripts. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n•Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n•Reporting students and new reporters learn to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to interrupt; develop self-confidence; and immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/sftla-annual-mock-trials/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211024T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211024T120000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20211008T212426Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211012T234640Z
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SUMMARY:Golden Gate University School of Law’s Final Mock Trial
DESCRIPTION:Sixteen law schools from throughout the U.S. compete in 23 mock trials at GGU’s annual Professor Bernie Segal National Criminal Mock Trial Competition In Vino Veritas each fall. My apprentices capture the record in the final mock trial\, which will be virtual again in 2021. Their main task is to speak up for the record in order to produce rough drafts. Unlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER:  They speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can\, mark exhibits\, and produce rough draft transcripts. These mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to interrupt; develop self-confidence; and immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/golden-gate-university-school-of-laws-final-mock-trial/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211019T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211019T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20211008T213751Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211008T214901Z
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SUMMARY:Fall 2021 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Three simultaneous mock deposition sessions reported by high-speed court reporting student apprentices whose main task is to speak up for the record in order to produce rough drafts. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER:  They speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can\, mark exhibits\, and produce rough draft transcripts. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to interrupt; develop self-confidence; and immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/fall-2021-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions-2/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211012T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211012T183000
DTSTAMP:20260424T062231
CREATED:20211007T162018Z
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SUMMARY:Fall 2021 BerkeleyLaw Mock Depositions
DESCRIPTION:Three simultaneous mock deposition sessions reported by high-speed court reporting student apprentices whose main task is to speak up for the record in order to produce rough drafts. \nUnlike traditional internships\, where a reporting student shadows a working reporter\, my apprentices learn how to be THE REPORTER:  They speak up as often as needed to get the best record they can\, mark exhibits\, and produce rough draft transcripts. \nThese mock events are win-win opportunities for all participants: \n• Law students and lawyers benefit from a reporter interrupting them to ensure the integrity of the record when they mumble\, speak too fast\, or talk over one another. Later\, by reading my apprentices’ rough drafts or final transcripts\, they learn how to improve their questioning and defending skills and future performance. \n• Reporting students and new reporters learn to manage fear\, nervousness\, and anxiety; how and when to interrupt; develop self-confidence; and immediately utilize the lessons from these extra-curricular practical skills events in their training and career.
URL:https://anafatimacosta.com/event/fall-2021-berkeleylaw-mock-depositions/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley School of Law
CATEGORIES:Court Reporting Trainer
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