dean

4 letters in word "dean": A D E N.

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Words found within dean:

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• Definitions:
• an administrator in charge of a division of a university or college United States film actor whose moody rebellious roles made him a cult figure (1931-1955) a man who is the senior member of a group; "he is the dean of foreign correspondents" (Roman Catholic Church) the head of the College of Cardinals
• A dean, in a church context, is a cleric holding certain positions of authority within a religious hierarchy. It is used mainly in the Anglican Communion and the Catholic Church.
• In academic administration, a dean is a person with significant authority.
• An academic administrator or official at a school, college, or university, especially one with responsibility for students or faculty.
• A dean is a director of an entire academic or administrative division of a college or a university. He/she is a high-level administrative official.
• A Dean provides academic leadership within a Faculty and chairs the Faculty Board. The Faculty Board is a sub-committee of the Academic Board.
• Except in Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, the term Dean does not, in Cambridge, indicate an academic office. The Dean is usually the College officer responsible for Chapel services, or in some cases, for College discipline.
• Director or the highest authority within an academic division of study. An Academic Dean heads each School and College. In addition to the academic deans, there is often a Dean of Students who heads the Student Affairs department.
• Director or highest authority within a certain professional school upon completion of a prescribed program of studies.
• means the officer responsible, under the Vice-Chancellor, for the administration and discipline of his faculty as prescribed in the Statutes.
• designates the senior academic administrator, duly appointed, of a Faculty or College (including the Principal of Glendon College).
• the dean of a cathedral controlled its services and with the chapter, supervised its fabric and property; a rural dean assisted the bishop in administering a sub-division of an archdeaconry
• shall mean the Dean of a College, School or University Library.
• An administrator who is also a faculty member and who leads a school or college.
• [elaborated] ... also a dean of the *consular corps, and when *legations were common, their *ministerial (sense 1) heads, too, were represented by a dean.
• The head of the chapter (governing body) of a cathedral.
• 1) A dean is a priest who, with the help of his colleagues in the chapter, is responsible for the day to day ordering of cathedral life and worship.
• A professor or lecturer acting as the head of a faculty, etc., at a university.
• 1. A Democratic politician and now head of the Democratic National Committee, who displayed a complete lack of mental coherence during the presidential primaries of 2004 by opposing President Bush's war to disarm Saddam Hussein of his weapons of mass destruction, and once making a loud vocal ...
• the member of academic staff responsible for the management of a Faculty.
• A savvy gambler who is able to mentally calculate odds and percentages.
• The chief of the clergy on the staff of a cathedral; also the clerical head of a seminary.
• Rotating on a center horizontal or vertical axis,
• From Latin decanus ("ten"). Originally the title was given to a minor official who served in some supervisory position over ten people. The title is now used to refer to the chief clergyman of a cathedral, the chief academic officer of a college or seminary, or the head of a deanery.
• Dean is a necessary evil part of the educational bureaucracy. They claim to organize a number of academic departments under their control. If not held in check by a strong president, they can become a medieval lord. ...
• The administrative head of a faculty or school (eg Dean of Education).

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