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HILL 301 · Spring 2025
Hills Worth Dying On:
Theory & Practice
Dr. R. Pemberton-Cross · 3 Credits · Live Assessment · Smith University
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Deadline Alert: Your presentation slides must be submitted via the portal before March 8th at midnight. Late submissions are not accepted. The portal will close. There are no extensions. This is the hill.
📄 Assessment 1 — Passionate PowerPoint Presentation Party

Passionate PowerPoint Presentation Party

DUE MARCH 8
Live Presentation + Q&A
100% of Final Grade
March 8 · Midnight
5 minutes (strictly)
3 minutes
1 (final)
📥 Assignment Brief
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HILL301_Assignment1_Brief.pdf
PDF Document · Official Assessment Brief · Read carefully before presenting
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HILL 301 · Spring 2025

Submission Received!

Your presentation slides have been formally logged in the Smith University assessment system. You are hereby cleared to stand before the panel and defend your hill with every ounce of conviction you possess.

🚨 Reminder: laughing during your own presentation will result in a −1 point deduction per incident. Maintain composure at all times. This is not a drill.