Interview with Paul Johnson | Texas Disability History Collection

Interview with Paul Johnson

Paul Johnson

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Interview with Paul Johnson

Interview Topics:

Biography
Adaptive Track and Field
Adaptive Sports
Coaching Adaptive Sports
Refereeing Adaptive Sports
Experience of going to the Paralympics
Other sporting events
Recruiting
Sport classifications
Integration of sport/disabled/non-disabled
The Advancement of the Sport

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Interviewee:

Johnson, Paul (biography)

Topic:

Physical Disability, Accessibility, Sports and Entertainment

Keywords:

Adapted sports, Interviews, Interview, Oral histories, Oral history, Transcript, Transcripts, Wheelchair, Accessibility, Disabilities, Spina bifida, Wheelchair race, Olympic Games, Special Olympics, Prosthesis, 3D Printers

Persons:

Johnson, Paul, McCrea, Kevin, Hedrik, Brad, Snow, Randy, Heiuel, Jacob, Knaub, Jim, Martinson, Jim, Driskel, Cody Jean, George, Josh, McFadden, Tatiana, Fawehinmi, Tobi, Sellers, Kathy, Murphey, Maxwell

Places:

Arlington (Tex.), Dallas (Tex.), Houston (Tex.), Los Angeles (Cal.), Sydney (Aus.), Athens (Greece), San Antonio (Tex.), London (England), Florida (U.S.A.), Hawaii (U.S.A), Quantico (Vir.), West Point (N.Y.), Colorado Springs (Col.), Colorado (U.S.A), Boston (Mas.), Louisiana (U.S.A), New Jersey (U.S.A.)

Organizations:

University of Texas at Arlington, Paralympic Games, Texas Regional Games, Invictus Games, Air Force Academy, NWAA National Wheelchair Athletics Association, Atlanta Paralympic Committee, DSUSA Disabled Sports USA, Adaptive Sports USA, USA Track and Field, Marine Corps, Buchannan Technologies, Southwest Wheelchair Athletics Association, Crowley High School (Crowly, Tex.), University of Texas at Arlington, University of North Texas

Interview Date:

2016-04-01

Interview Location:

Arlington (Tex.)

Length:

0:58:56

Transcription Date:

2016-07-26

Transcription Note:

Draft transcription included. Completed transcription will be added by August 30, 2016.

Collection:

Texas Disability History Project Oral Histories

Identifier:

20007349

Publisher:

UT Arlington Libraries

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Rights Holder:

University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections

License:

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