Earl P. Stevenson, Arthur D. Little's president and chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical and Biological Warfare, which in 1950 expedited the creation of Camp Detrick's Special Operations Division that consolidated chemical and biological warfare projects in one location.[40][41] Winnett Boyd, engineer Fischer Black, economist who co-developed option pricing, which led to a Nobel Prize for his co-authors (the Nobel prize is not awarded posthumously) Philip Chapman, Australian-born American astronaut Raymond Gilmartin, American businessman, who worked as a consultant for eight years after graduation from Harvard Business School Peter Glaser, inventor of the Solar power satellite David Levy, inventor Pamela Low, developed the flavored coating for Cap'n Crunch cereal Donald Schön, academic Jack Treynor, economist Bernard Vonnegut, atmospheric scientist, and brother of Kurt Vonnegut