Joseph W. Lockwood

Joseph W. Lockwood has a diverse work experience in the environmental and public policy sectors. From January to April 2023, they worked as a Sustainability Intern at Environmental Defense Fund, where they reported to Dr. Carolyn Kousky and gained valuable insights into climate and sustainability practices. Following this internship, Joseph joined the same organization as a Climate and Sustainability Consultant in April 2023.

Prior to their time at EDF, Joseph worked at Reask from April to September 2022 as a Catastrophe Model Developer Intern, which provided him with hands-on experience in developing and analyzing catastrophe models. Joseph W. was then promoted to a full-time role as a Catastrophe Model Developer, where they continued to contribute their expertise.

In May 2022, Joseph was appointed as a Ford Fellow at Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, where they remained until April 2023. This prestigious fellowship allowed him to delve into research and contribute to the fields of public policy and international affairs.

Joseph W. Lockwood obtained a Bachelor's degree from an unknown institution, as no information about it was provided. Joseph W. then pursued further education at Princeton University, where they earned a PhD in Geoscience. During their doctoral studies, they also completed double minors in Machine Learning and Computer Science. Additionally, Lockwood completed a Master's degree in Atmospheric Physics and Dynamics at McGill University. Joseph W. later obtained PhD Graduate Certificates from Princeton University, specializing in Computational Engineering and Science, as well as Statistics and Machine Learning.