Audio File:
Interview Topics:
- Why Boyte chose to attend UT Arlington
- Origins of Boyte’s disability; funding from the Texas Rehabilitation Commission for college
- The Corral area near UT Arlington’s campus in the 1980s
- Shift from majoring in Architecture to History
- UT Arlington’s student community in the 1980s
- Experiences as History major at UT Arlington
- Interactions with Jim Hayes and his programs for students with disabilities
- Identity as a person with an invisible disability
- Further details on Hayes’s programs for UT Arlington students with disabilities
- Dangers posed by Cooper Street, student activism, and sinking Cooper Street
- Student community on campus & involvement with Anime UTA and Alpha Ro Chi fraternity
- Interactions with other disabled students on campus
- Integration of disabled students and evolving campus accessibility
- Living off-campus and experience of UT Arlington as a commuter school
Transcription:
Interviewee:
Boyte, Tim (biography)
Organizations:
Texas. Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services, University of Texas at Arlington. Office for Students with Disabilities, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children, Students Mad About Cooper (University of Texas at Arlington), Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity (University of Texas at Arlington), Children's Hospital (Dallas, Tex.), University of Texas at Arlington. Department of History, University of Texas at Arlington. Library, Freewheelers (University of Texas at Arlington), University of Texas at Arlington. School of Architecture, Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, LA), University of Texas at Arlington. Davis Hall
Interview Date:
2016-03-16
Interview Location:
University of Texas at Arlington. Davis Hall
Length:
00:53:26
Transcription Date:
2016-07-18
Collection:
Identifier:
20007324
Publisher:
UT Arlington Libraries
Rights:
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Rights Holder:
University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections
License:
Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)
