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While not explicitly stated, like similar requirements in other honors we take these as three different options. Given the range of required information, a 500 word paper or 3-5 minute oral presentation will prove too short.
[[File:Paralympic_XC_ski_sitting.JPG|200px|right]]
Some research starting points:
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paralympic_Games
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Paralympic_Committee
*http://www.paralympic.org/
*Paralympic Hall of Fame inductees:
** 2006: Jouko Grip (Finland), Ulla Renvall (Sweden), Annemie Schneider (Germany)
** 2008: Connie Hansen (Denmark(, Claudia Hengst (Germany), Peter Homann (Australia), André Viger (Canada), Kevin McIntosh-coach (Australia)
** 2010: Tanja Kari (Finland), Chris Waddell (United States), Rolf Hettich-coach (Germany0
** 2012: Louise Sauvage (Australia), Trischa Zorn-Hudson (United States), Roberto Marson (Italy), Frank Ponta (Australia), Chris Holmes (Great Britain0
** 2014: Jon Kreamelmeyer (United States), Eric Villalon Fuentes (Spain), Verena Bentele (Germany)

While not explicitly stated, like similar requirements in other honors we take these as three different options. Given the range of required information, a 500 word paper or 3-5 minute oral presentation will prove too short.
[[File:Paralympic_XC_ski_sitting.JPG|200px|right]]
Some research starting points:
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paralympic_Games
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Paralympic_Committee
*http://www.paralympic.org/
*Paralympic Hall of Fame inductees:
** 2006: Jouko Grip (Finland), Ulla Renvall (Sweden), Annemie Schneider (Germany)
** 2008: Connie Hansen (Denmark(, Claudia Hengst (Germany), Peter Homann (Australia), André Viger (Canada), Kevin McIntosh-coach (Australia)
** 2010: Tanja Kari (Finland), Chris Waddell (United States), Rolf Hettich-coach (Germany0
** 2012: Louise Sauvage (Australia), Trischa Zorn-Hudson (United States), Roberto Marson (Italy), Frank Ponta (Australia), Chris Holmes (Great Britain0
** 2014: Jon Kreamelmeyer (United States), Eric Villalon Fuentes (Spain), Verena Bentele (Germany)