Certified Shorthand Reporters Board

Shorthand reporters became regulated in 1967. No person may practice shorthand reporting

on a temporary or permanent basis in the State without being certified under the Act. The

practice of shorthand reporting means reporting by the use of any system of manual or

mechanical shorthand writing of Grand Jury proceedings, court proceedings, court related

proceedings of like character, or proceedings of an administrative agency when the final

decision of the agency is likely to be subject to judicial review. The Board is made up of six

licensed shorthand reporters and one public member appointed by the Secretary. The

Board constructs examinations and makes recommendations to the Secretary regarding

matters of discipline and professional conduct.

Carole A. Bartkowicz Elmwood Park

Melissa Clagg Savoy

* Amy B. Quint Benton

Bernice E. Radavich Lemont

Donna M. Urlaub Lombard

Barbara A. Wichmann Evanston

* Chairperson

Last Updated: January 6, 2012

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