Naming association reflects unification of Prince Institute schools

Stenograph, LLC®, today announced the renaming of Denver Academy of Court Reporting to Prince Institute–Rocky Mountains. The Denver location is one of three Prince Institute professional studies schools in the nation. Prince Institute–Southeast is located in Montgomery, AL, and Prince Institute–Great Lakes recently opened in the Chicago suburb of Schaumburg, IL.
 
“Renaming our Denver school under the Prince Institute family will better reflect our continued effort to extend our legacy built on professional respect and personal satisfaction,” said John Wenclawski, President, Stenograph. “Prince Institute has a long-standing reputation for its meticulous preparation of students looking to begin their careers in court reporting, CART/captioning and more. Our Rocky Mountains campus is in alignment with our mission, and will continue to develop additional programs to serve its market under established corporate guidelines.”
 
The Rocky Mountains campus of Prince Institute offers associate degree programs in judicial reporting, coursework in CART/captioning, associate degree program and certification in web design, and is awaiting approval on programs in network security and computer forensics. Curriculum options include onsite and online opportunities.
 
Prince Institute–Rocky Mountains is accredited by Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). It is also certified by the Council on Approved Student Education of the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) and approved and regulated by the Division of Private Occupational Schools of the Colorado Department of Higher Education.
 
 
Prince Institute has been training court reporters since 1976 and continues to expand its professional studies programs to meet the needs of today’s marketplace.
 
Stenograph, LLC has been the leading supplier to the court reporting industry since 1938. It has a rich history built on talented individuals who have maintained the company as the innovative manufacturer of quality shorthand machines and pioneered computer-aided transcription (CAT) software. It also provides professional services education through Prince Institute.