Gallery: Students showcase mini golf courses with Design Expo

November 19, 2019 by David Mitchell

The Department of Engineering and Physics hosted its annual Design Expo in Bennett Gymnasium on Monday. Students enrolled in Introduction to Engineering and Physics constructed Biblical-themed mini golf courses for the event. Attending students played the courses as professors judged the students’ work.

: Noah Henderson, sophomore business management major from Denver, hits a golf ball. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: A group of students watches one of their peers play through a course. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: A group waits for their turn to play. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Abilene city traffic engineer James Rogge tries to finish one of the mini golf courses. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Students and staff gather in Bennett Gymnasium to try out student-made golf courses. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Men’s golf Head Coach Tom Shaw evaluates student’s courses. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Freshman Grant Cornett stands on a Tower of Babel-themed course. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: A student lines up his shot. (Photo by David Mitchell)

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My name is David Mitchell, and I am a senior psychology major from Dallas, Texas. I have always had a passion for photography and videography, and enjoy sharing my perspectives with others.

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