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This is a really interesting project and put together in such short time, it still is a clean example of computational analysis
Nice use of figures and tables to present the results
Good work in the modeling section finding the comparable set of faculty/OAA that did not sign the letter. I wonder if there's a way to automate collecting the directory or if it can be obtained in bulk. This way you wouldn't have to limit the analysis to the hand coded sample of departments
Nice use of a data pipeline to run the code. In the future consider if it makes sense to generate the graphs and models in the R Markdown document itself. Then you can include the code in the output. Even if you don't want to directly show the code, you could store it in collapsable chunks like @JordanAMartin did
Some of the code could be written more efficiently. For instance, why create both tenurestatus and division? You could have stored that in one data frame rather than two.
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Evaluation of final project by Benjamin Soltoff
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