On November 30th, senior mathematics major Ashley Cardwell successfully defended her thesis over how mathematics can be applied to the game of golf to help explain why uphill putts/shots are "easier" to make as opposed to downhill putts/shots. Ashley (front and center) presented her thesis before a panel of
professors including (from left to right): Dr. Carl Rutledge, Dr. Andrew Wells, Dr. Andrei Ghenciu, and Dr. Robert Ferdinand. A member of ECU's varsity golf team, Ashley now looks forward to
graduating with full university honors in the Spring of 2013.
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Dr. Carl Rutledge, Dr. Andrew Wells, Ashley Cardwell, Dr. Andrew Ghenciu, and Dr. Robert Ferdinand |
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Ashley fills in the last box on her Honors progress card in the Honors office. |
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You go, girl! |
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