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Staff shoutout: Christopher Wenden, School and Community Engagement, at McCaskey HS
Every school day begins with thousands of small moments that set the tone for what follows. For McCaskey High School students, one of those moments is often being greeted by […]
McCaskey student Ruth Abera named national winner in USTA Foundation NJTL essay contest
The School District of Lancaster is honored to recognize McCaskey High School student Ruth Abera, who has been named a national winner of the 2025 USTA Foundation National Junior Tennis […]
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The McCaskey Alumni Association has announced its annual Distinguished Alumni Awards for 2025! Join us as we introduce our awardees leading up to the event.
James Lockey, Class of 1964, Physician and Scientist, Pulmonary and Environmental Medicine / Public Health Sciences
Dr. James Lockey is a Professor Emeritus (tenured) and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Environmental and Public Health Sciences and Internal Medicine (Pulmonary) at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Throughout his career, he has received numerous research grants and has published numerous scientific and review articles and book chapters in the field of occupational and environmental lung disease and public health. The scientific data generated from his research has been used to establish environmental and occupational exposure guidelines for various physical and chemical agents including amphibole asbestos, flavoring agents used in consumer microwave popcorn, and cancer risks in fire fighters.
Dr. Lockey has received two presidential appointments (executive branch) to national committees, including the National Advisory Boards on Radiation and Worker Health, the Department of Defense – Defense Health Board, and Armed Forces Epidemiological Board. He received the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine award for Excellence in Education for Research in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (2020). He is the former Director of the Occupational and Environmental Medicine Division, Department of Environmental and Public Health Sciences, and ex-officio member of the Resident Advisory Committee.
Dr. Lockey is active in his church and has a closely knit family including his wife, five children and seven grandchildren. His cherished personal achievement is the establishment of a 250-acre certified hardwood tree farm, “Blue Stem Reserve,” near Cincinnati. The farm serves as a teaching resource for local school children about the importance of forest and wildlife conservation and forest restoration.
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