uwchancellor - Tweet Data Analysis

The tweets in this collection express a range of emotions, from excitement and pride to embarrassment and dissatisfaction. The first tweet expresses excitement about a statistic from the @uwchancellor's speech, with the speaker feeling validated by the data. The second tweet expresses embarrassment that @UWMadison doesn't have a baseball team, and a desire for it to happen soon. The third tweet expresses pride in the commitment of @uwchancellor Mnookin to make education affordable and accessible for Wisconsin residents. The fourth tweet expresses enthusiasm for the prospect of a new program. The fifth tweet expresses excitement about @uwchancellor Mnookin's first six months in office and her priorities. The sixth tweet expresses pride in the success of @uwchancellor Mnookin's speech to the @UWSystem Board of Regents. The seventh tweet expresses dissatisfaction with the financial safety net available to prospective and current grad students. The eighth tweet expresses a desire for grad students to be paid a living wage. The ninth tweet expresses a desire for grad students to be paid a respectable stipend. The tenth tweet expresses the importance of higher pay in increasing diversity. The eleventh tweet expresses bubbling dissatisfaction with low wages at universities across the country. The twelfth tweet expresses a desire for UW-Madison graduate students to be paid more. The thirteenth tweet expresses excitement about UniverCity Year as an example of partnership. The fourteenth tweet expresses excitement about @uwchancellor Jennifer Mnookin addressing the UW Board of Regents for the first time. The fifteenth tweet expresses dissatisfaction with the expected $200/month savings for RAs. The sixteenth tweet expresses enthusiasm for someone to head up a new program. The seventeenth tweet expresses a desire to reduce grad tuition in order to raise the grad stipend.