The Henry M. MacCracken Fellowship Program at NYU
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President of Prolifogy Inc. Cory Plock teaches a graduate programming languages course at in an adjunct capacity at New York University (NYU). Cory Plock holds a master of science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York , and a doctor of philosophy in computer science from NYU, and is a Henry M. MacCracken Fellow.
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- 2. Introduction President of Prolifogy Inc. Cory Plock teaches a graduate programming languages course at in an adjunct capacity at New York University (NYU). Cory Plock holds a master of science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York , and a doctor of philosophy in computer science from NYU, and is a Henry M. MacCracken Fellow.
- 3. About the Henry M. MacCracken Program A funding source for the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) at NYU, the Henry M. MacCracken Program honors the school’s founder. The program began in 1992. In addition to benefiting from Financial Aid Reform (FAR4), the Henry M. MacCracken Program receives supplemental funds from the school’s dean. The program is awarded to doctoral students, including those with external funding, to ensure students receive full funding award packages.
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