Tatiana holds a master’s in linguistics and education from Far Eastern University of Humanities. Originally from Russia, she studied English as a second language, as well as French, Italian, and Spanish. Prior to moving to the United States in the early 1990s, she taught university-level English classes for several years.
She studied court reporting at Bryan College in Los Angeles, California, and has been a licensed California Shorthand Reporter since 1998.
She currently works as an official steno reporter at the San Diego Superior Court, North County Division. Prior to court, she worked as a freelance reporter for over 20 years, reporting depositions, hearings, conferences, etc., for private clients. She has been teaching court reporting since 2020 and is a Certified Reporting Instructor through the National Court Reporters Association.

Nina Panchenko has a bachelor's degree in English and English literature from the University of California San Diego. She is also a certified ESL teacher (English as a Second Language). Nina is bilingual (Russian) and is a passionate reader and lover of books and literature. She teaches our Beginning Grammar and Vocabulary for Court Reporters course, as well as legal and medical terminology. Her other passions include cooking, baking, gardening, and spending time with her young daughter.

Kelly Hensley Williams has been a California Certified Shorthand Reporter for 40 years. She reports depositions in personal injury cases such as traffic accidents, trip-and-falls, medical malpractice, construction defect, breach of contract, probate, divorce and many other areas. She volunteers as a teacher in Project Steno (an introductory steno training course), and she is a theory teacher and a speed-building instructor at Moreno Voice & Steno. Her hobbies include needle felting or sculpting with wool, pickleball, reading, puzzles, gardening, and spending time with her dog.

Sarah Padilla has over 16 years of court reporting/stenography experience. Prior to obtaining her Cаlifornia CSR, Sarah worked as a CART reporter for deaf and hard-of-hearing students in the greater Los Angeles area serving universities such as UCLA, USC, Loyola, Pepperdine, as well as private institutions, and high schools. Sarah served as a deposition reporter in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and New Mexico for 10 years before becoming an official reporter at the San Diego Superior Court. She is a part of the multiple-voice dictation team and is Moreno's creative director. Her passion is creating chalk and graphic art to promote the field of court reporting. You can find some of her art here: sarahscribes.etsy.com

Mrs. Kornmuller comes with 30 years of law background. Starting out as a freelance reporter who also took multiple jobs in court, she also was a CART provider while in college. Becoming a legal secretary helped in learning the law further where she assisted on major cases with her firm. She then became a stenography teacher and earned her Certification with NCRA. Not only is she dedicated to the craft of court reporting, she is dedicated to guiding our future steno and voice reporters to success. She instructs the high-speed class (160-225).

Sherin holds a bachelor's degree in tourism and event management from the BBW University of Applied Sciences in Berlin, Germany. She is an experienced administrative professional with years of experience as a recording and licensing lead, overseeing complex administrative processes and ensuring compliance with legal and procedural standards.
Sherin is bilingual (German) and is known for her strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a commitment to efficient, accurate service in a fast-paced environment.
She oversees enrollment and scheduling of classes, invoicing, and assists with managing our Online Learning Platform. Her passions include dog training and stenography.