summer. Similar to the goals of the other British fellowships, the Thouron Prize endeavors to give undergraduates "an understanding of both shared and differing aspects of British and American culture." At least one student who won the undergraduate Thouron Prize later went on to win the graduate Thouron Award as well. At least two Thouron Prize winners have also gone on to win the Rhodes Scholarship. Notable Thouron Scholars Kenneth Baer – Director of communications, Obama’s Office of Management and Budget Janice R. Bellace, after earning her undergraduate degree (Bachelor of Science in Economics] from Penn's Wharton School in 1974 and JD in 1977 from Penn Law, she used her Thouron Award (1977 through 1979) to earn M.Sc. in Industrial Relations from the London School of Economics, and has been a Wharton Professor of Legal Studies and Director of Penn's The Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business as well as founding President of Singapore Management University Norman Blackwell – Head of the Downing Street Policy Unit Francis Campbell – British diplomat Jay Clayton, after graduating University of Pennsylvania summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering in 1988, used Thouron Award for post-graduate study in the United Kingdom from 1988 through 1990 where he received a Bachelor of Arts (promoted to a Master of Arts, per tradition) in economics from the University of Cambridge in 1990, and then graduated with a JD, cum laude and Order of the Coif, from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, in 1993, and, as of August of 2020, is Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission Sir Robert Cooper – British diplomat and political strategist Hugh F. Durrant-Whyte – Roboticist Sue Dyson - Renowned Orthopaedic Specialist Equine Veterinarian Jennifer Egan – Pulitzer prize-winning author Rick Gekoski – Writer Rose George - British journalist and author Josh Gottheimer – Author, lawyer, speechwriter, Congressman for New Jersey's 5th congressional district Hugh Gusterson – Anthropologist Simon Hirst – Former investment banker and CEO of Durlacher Corporation. Current Steering Committee member of Artisan Capital Ventures Paul Judge - English businessman and political figure; benefactor of Cambridge Judge Business School John J. Leonard – MIT professor Frank Luntz - used Thouron Award (1984 through 1987) to earn DPhil in campaign technology from University of Oxford and, as of 2020 (after past stints teaching at University of Pennsylvania where Dr. Luntz earned BA in Political Science and