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Court reporter, Laurie Held-Biehl, CSR, RPR, CRR, CLR, CLSP, was a guest speaker today at South Coast College.  Laurie is the owner of Biehl, et al., a court reporting agency in Orange County. 

Ms. Biehl is not only an experienced reporter with outstanding technological skills, but she is one of the most entertaining speakers.  Students enjoyed her lively presentation of the litigation support software, LiveNote. 

Thank you, Laurie, for bringing all your equipment and hurrying from the airport to entertain and educate our students today. www.biehletal.com

Thanks to Allan M. Soto for providing externships for our Paralegal students.  The firm has had externs in the past and called today to request another.  Thanks again for your support!

Thanks to Ayayo Law Office for providing externships for South Coast College Paralegal students.  Diane Prince just completed her externship at Ayayo.  Jackie Smith is now beginning her externship with that law office.  Thanks for your support!

Medical Transcriptionist, Stacey Hyman, was hired by Cheryl Armstrong Transcription, Inc.  Stacey received high marks in her externship.  Her externship supervisor indicated that she was productive from the first day.  Thanks to Cheryl Armonstrong for hiring South Coast College graduates.   She has hired several of our graduates.  Thanks again, Cheryl.

Several of the students from the Paralegal Program or Legal Administrative Assistant Programs at South Coast College find employment or externships at Legal Aid of Orange County.  Two who are currently working there are Sandra Tucker and Brittany Griffen.

Thanks to Paralegal graduate of South Coast College, Stephanie Luders for hiring another of our South Coast College recent graduates.  Stephie graduated from South Coast College in 1999 and began working at the Law Firm of Lawrence Geller.  She has hired two prior South Coast College graduates.  Allison Travis is currently working at the firm.  Congratulations to Regina Polito who is the most recent graduate to join the firm.

Our thanks to the Law Office of Lawrence of Lawrence Geller for hiring several of our graduates over the years and thanks to Stephanie Luders, Paralegal graduate of South Coast College for setting a great example of professionalism.  The quality of your performance has helped instill confidence that future graduates from South Coast College would be of the same quality.   You have set the standard very high.

Court reporting student, Kathryn (Katie) Olsen, and Paralegal student, Bonita Chavis-Baranyai, from South Coast College who recently won scholarships from the Orange County Legal Secretaries Association (OCSLA) were graduates of Foothill High School.

President Jean Gonzalez commented on the excellent court reporting students who graduated from South Coast College who achieved their high school diplomas from Pacifica High School.  Most recently, Jamie Matlock, CSR, completed the program in two years.  She was encouraged by knowing Rachael Moore, CSR, who attended South Coast College upon graduation from high school, completed the program in two years, and who is an outstanding reporter.  Kalisha Straughter, CSR, is another outstanding Pacifica graduate who completed the program in two years, worked in LA Superior Court for many years, and now teaches part-time for South Coast College.  Great job, Pacifica!

Court Reporting Program.  Hutchings Court Reporting agency is one of the most supportive court reporting agencies in that it helps students to prepare to be professional reporters, with an emphasis on professional.  Schools are able to teach students the mechanics of reporting, but Hutchings Court Reporting agency devotes its time and energies to helping train students to become professionals.   Students from South Coast College have nothing but praise for Martha Hutchings, the staff, and the speakers that they have heard while in the Hutchings Mentor Program.  Students and alumni currently benefiting from the mentor program are the following:  Kaleigh Sargeant, Peggy Nicolaou, Jamie Matlock, and Eunyoung Kim, CSR.  The program is highly recommended.