Ken Lackey

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Ken Lackey
President of the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa
In office August 1, 1999 – June 13, 2001
Succeeded by	Ken Levit
Chief of Staff to Governor of Oklahoma Frank Keating
In office April 6, 1997 – August 1, 1999
Governor	Frank Keating
Succeeded by	Howard Barnett, Jr.
Oklahoma Secretary of Health and Human Services
In office May 10, 1995 – April 6, 1997
Governor	Frank Keating
Succeeded by	Jerry Regier
Executive Director of the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs
In office 1995 – April 6, 1997
Governor	Frank Keating
Preceded by	Post created
Succeeded by	Jerry Regier
Personal details
Born	1943
Political party	Republican
Residence	Tulsa, Oklahoma
Alma mater	University of Mississippi University of Texas at Austin
Profession	Businessman

Kenneth "Ken" Lackey (born 1943) is an American businessman and politician from Oklahoma who formerly served as the President of the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa.

Lackey has previously served in numerous positions within the Administration of Governor of Oklahoma Frank Keating, including Keating's Chief of Staff (1999-1997) and Oklahoma Secretary of Health and Human Services (1995–1997). In addition to his service as Secretary, Lackey served concurrently as the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs.

Education and early career

Lackey earned his bachelor's degree in Mathematics from the University of Mississippi in 1965, and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Texas at Austin in 1967. After leaving UT, Lakcey served in the United States Army for four years, leaving in 1969 with the rank of First Lieutenant. For his service, he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal.

When Lackey left the Army, he moved to Tulsa and joined Skelly Oil Company, where he served in various financial and executive positions. He later accepted the position of Vice-President and Treasurer for Kin-Ark Corporation, a firm involved in chemicals, galvanizing and hotel management in Tulsa. In 1977, Lackey joined Flint Industries, Inc., a privately owned, oil and gas services and commercial construction company. He remained with that firm until 1995. While at Flint, Lackey served as Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice-President/Chief Operating Officer, President, Director and Executive Committee Member for that firm.

While in Tulsa, Lackey served on numerous community boards. He was a member of the board of directors of the Tulsa Port of Catoosa as well as Board Chairman of the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Chamber of Commerce.

Keating Administration

Health Secretary

In May, 1995, Republican Governor of Oklahoma Frank Keating appointed Lackey to serve as his Secretary of Health and Human Services. As Health and Human Services Secretary, Lackey oversaw the Oklahoma State Department of Health, the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services, and the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs.^[1]

In addition to his services as Secretary, Lackey was appointed by Keating to be the first Executive Director of the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs.

Chief of Staff

Lackey served as Secretary until 1997, when Keating appointed him as his Chief of Staff. Keating appointed Jerry Regier to succeed Lackey. As Chief of Staff, Lackey served as Keating's top advisor.^[2]

University of Oklahoma

Lackey resigned as Keating's Chief of Staff in 1999 to become the President of the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa.^[3] He was succeeded in that position Dr. Gerald P. Clancy, M.D..

References

↑ Jenkins, Ron (1995-05-10). "Keating Selects Lackey for Cabinet". The Journal Record.
↑ Price, Marie (1997-04-16). "Keating nominates Regier". The Journal Record.
↑ Price, Marie (1999-06-25). "Lackey to take position with OU in Tulsa". The Journal Record.

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Political offices
Preceded by	Oklahoma Secretary of Health and Human Services Under Governor Frank Keating May 10, 1995 - April 6, 1997	Succeeded by Jerry Regier
		Succeeded by Jerry Regier
Preceded by	Executive Director of the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs Under Governor Frank Keating May 10, 1995 - April 6, 1997
Preceded by Clinton Key	Chief of Staff to Governor Frank Keating April 6, 1997 - August 1, 1999	Succeeded by Howard Barnett, Jr.
Academic offices
Preceded by	President of the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa August 1, 1999 - unknown	Succeeded by Gerald P. Clancy

Cabinet of Governor of Oklahoma Frank Keating (1995–2003)

Cabinet

Secretary of Administration	Tom Brennan (1995-1997) Pam Warren (1997–2003)

Secretary of Agriculture	Dennis Howard (1995–2003)

Secretary of Commerce	Dean Werries (1995–1997) Ron Rosenfeld (1997-1998) Howard Barnett, Jr. (1998-1999) Russell M. Perry (1999-2000) Vacant (2000-2003)

Secretary of Education	Floyd Coppedege (1995–2003)

Secretary of Energy	Carl Michael Smith (1995–2002) Robert J. Sullivan, Jr. (2002-2003)

Secretary of the Environment	Gary Sherrer (1995–1997) Brian C. Griffin (1997-2003)

Secretary of Finance and Revenue	Tom Daxon (1995–2003)

Secretary of Health and Human Services	Ken Lackey (1995–1997) Jerry Regier (1997-2002) Howard Hendrick (2002-2003)

Secretary of Human Resources	Oscar B. Jackson Jr. (1995–2003)

Secretary of the Military	Stephen Cortright (1995–2003)

Secretary of Safety and Security	Bob Ricks (1995–2003)

Secretary of Science and Technology	W. Arthur Porter (1999–2003)

Secretary of Tourism and Recreation	Edward H. Cook (1995–1999) Jane Anne Jayroe (1999-2003)

Secretary of Transportation	Neal McCaleb (1995–2001) Herschal Crow (2001-2003)

Secretary of Veterans Affairs	Norman Lamb (1995–2003)

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Name	Lackey, Ken
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Date of birth	1943
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