Steno Contests
Steno contests are held annually at the NCRA Annual Convention and Exhibition in two categories: Speed and Realtime.
- 2010 Speed Contest
Mark Tod Kislingbury of Houston, Texas, won the 2010 speed contest with an accuracy of 99.228% topping a field of 36 competitors. Deanna Boenau of Sarasota, Florida, won the 2010 realtime contest with an accuracy of 98.667% topping a field of 40 competitors.
- 2011 Speed Contest
Alan H. Brock, RDR, CRR, of Boston, Mass., won the 2011 speed contest with an accuracy of 99.265%. JoAnn Bryce, RMR, CRR, of Castro Valley, Calif., won the 2011 realtime contest with an accuracy of 99.039%.
- 2012 Speed Contest
Sherry Bryant of Harrisburg, Pa., won the 2012 speed contest with an accuracy of 99.380%. Tammy Milcowitz, RMR, CRR, CBC, CCP, of Oldsmar, Fl., won the 2012 realtime contest with an accuracy of 99.583%.
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