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The document outlines the schedule and details for the Hawaii Court Reporters and Captioners Association event taking place from May 30 to June 1, 2014, at the Ala Moana Hotel. It includes information on guest speakers, registration fees, continuing education credits, and various workshops focused on trends in court reporting, shorthand techniques, dictionary building, and resilience training. The event aims to enhance skills and provide networking opportunities for court reporters and captioners.

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Begin by entering your personal information in the designated fields: NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE, EMAIL, and HAWAII CSR #. Ensure all details are accurate for proper registration.
Select your membership status by circling the appropriate option: MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL/NEW, ASSOCIATE, or STUDENT. This will determine your registration fee.
Indicate the days you plan to attend by checking the corresponding boxes for Friday, Saturday & Sunday, Saturday Only, or Sunday Only.
Complete the payment section by writing the AMOUNT OF CHECK and ensuring checks are payable to HCRCA. This step is crucial for securing your spot at the seminar.

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