Janet Lawson

Assistant Professor

University of Manitoba

Canada

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Janet Lawson is an Assistant Professor at the University of Manitoba, Canada. Her research focuses on athlete classification in parasports, including the roles of coaches and administrators within national sport organizations. Recent articles explore various aspects of parasport classification, as well as perceptions related to powerchair sports in Canada.

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2025

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2021

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Amy E. Latimer-Cheung

CANADA

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Toni Louise Williams

Associate Professor

University of Durham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (7)

Understanding How Athlete Classification Is Supported by Administrators Within National Sport Organizations

“We’re all in this together. We’re a real team.” Perceptions of powerchair sport in Canada

Scoping review of literature and systematic search of web-based resources: parasport classification instructions, experiences, and outcomes

The Invictus Games Categorisation System: A framework for adapted sports

What Is a Parasport Coach’s Role During Athlete Classification? Exploring How Parasport Coaches Learn About Classification and Their Role Within This Process

Exploring athletes’ and classifiers’ experiences with and understanding of classification in Para sport

An Exploration of the Content and Quality of Online, Text-Based Coach Development Programs Specific to Parasport

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Amy E. Latimer-Cheung

Toni Louise Williams

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