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	DEAN - LoveToKnow Article on DEAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The dean is indeed second to the bishop in rank and dignity, and he is the head of the presbyteral college or chapter; but his functions in no wise consist in administering any affairs in the absence of the bishop.
		It is thought by some ~that the rural dean is the lineal successor of the chore pisco pus, who in the early church was the assistant of the bishop, discharging most, if not all, episcopal functions in the rural districts of the diocese.
		The deans of the old foundation before the Ecclesiastical Commissioners Act 1841 were elected by the chapter on the kings cong dlire; and the deans of the new foundation (and, since the act, of the old foundation also) are appointed by the kings letters patent.
	38.1911encyclopedia.org /D/DE/DEAN.htm (1588 words)

	Dean (religion) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In most of the Anglican Communion the dean is the chief resident clergyperson of a cathedral or other collegiate church and the head of the chapter of canons.
		In the Church of England, this official is called a "rural dean" or sometimes, in urban areas, an "area dean" or "regional dean".
		In the Scottish Episcopal Church a dean is the equivalent of an archdeacon of a diocese.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dean_(religion) (297 words)

	Dean
		The immediate administrative necessities of the numerous rural parishes were provided for by the appointment of several archpriests, who represented either the bishop or the archdeacon, and were originally the priests having charge of baptismal churches.
		In some English dioceses the deans merely preside at the monthly conference; in others the bishop gives them faculties to dispense in certain cases, and they have care of the temporalities of the churches in their districts when there is a change of rector.
		In modern Catholic universities the dean is an officer chosen by the professors of his faculty to represent them as a body, to preside over their meetings, and to supervise the regularity of the ordinary academic exercises.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/d/dean.html (1199 words)

	Information on Rural dean
		Dean of arches, the lay judge of the court of arches.
		Dean of faculty, the president of an incorporation or barristers; specifically, the president of the incorporation of advocates in Edinburgh.
		Dean of guild, a magistrate of Scotch burghs, formerly, and still, in some burghs, chosen by the Guildry, whose duty is to superintend the erection of new buildings and see that they conform to the law.
	www.wkonline.com /d/Rural_dean.html (434 words)

	Iowa Ag Connection - Howard Dean Presents Rural Development Plan in Iowa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Dean, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for president, said Wednesday that the foundation of the nation's rural economy is crumbling under the Bush administration, which he said supports corporations and not family farmers who are tied directly to the success of rural economies.
		Dean outlined his proposal in front of a group of local residents, farmers and environmentalists who gathered at Dike Lake in Grundy County in northeast Iowa.
		Dean said his goal is not only to revive rural economies through measures such as seeking a 50 percent boost in grants to aid businesses, but also to reward sound environmental stewardship and return the virtues of capitalism and competition to American agriculture.
	www.iowaagconnection.com /story-state.cfm?Id=636&yr=2003 (403 words)

	Boston.com / News / Education / K-12 / Dean touts rural values and jobs in Berlin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		"Rural American would be stronger and so would the country be stronger because the values of places like this are the values that are good for the rest of the country," he said.
		Dean repeated his argument that any Bush cuts aimed to benefit the middle class were wiped out because of increases in local and school spending.
		Dean agreed, and said his first budget as president would call on the federal government to send states all the money they need to pay for special education, a sore spot with many school districts, which have to boost local taxes for the federally required programs.
	www.boston.com /news/education/k_12/articles/2003/09/19/dean_touts_rural_values_and_jobs_in_berlin?mode=PF (762 words)

	ajc.com \| Opinion \| Dean's rural strategy creates a major player (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Dean, who recently made the cover of three national newsweeklies, appears to be the one challenger to George W. Bush who is putting a new spin on the time-tested strategy of populism.
		Rather than pandering to traditional Democratic power groups such as trial attorneys, unions or urban bosses, he is focusing on rural America and the thousands of towns and smaller cities that serve it as centers of daily life.
		But Dean has since been joined by other Democratic presidential candidates who may not openly renounce the war effort, but are openly criticizing the Bush White House for its inability to produce evidence of weapons of mass destruction and for the continued bloody disorder in post-Saddam Iraq.
	usatoday.printthis.clickability.com /pt/cpt?action=cpt&expire=&urlID=7211797&fb=Y&partnerID=557 (517 words)

	DesMoinesRegister.com \| Opinion
		Dean was doing well in Iowa before the war but his anti-war views broke him from the pack.
		Yet Dean avoided becoming just an anti-war candidate by focusing on other issues, such as balanced budgets and health care and leaving gun control to the states.
		Dean is also organizing gays and lesbians, folks he energized when he signed a bill authorizing civil unions in Vermont.
	desmoinesregister.com /opinion/stories/c5917686/21508590.html (838 words)

	04.1.edit
		One of Dean's attractive features is the way he unsettles the party hacks who are concerned that his opposition to the Iraq invasion and his call to repeal Bush's tax cuts for the rich could hurt the party's chances of winning back the White House and Congress.
		Dean took some heat when his rivals misconstrued his statement that he wanted to be the candidate for whites who drive pickups with Confederate flags, but he was right in believing that the Democratic Party cannot afford to write off Southern whites.
		Dean doesn't plan to let Karl Rove set the agenda in a 2004 replay of the GOP "Southern Strategy" of purposely dividing the country over "guns, God and gays" and stirring up racial prejudices to win elections.
	www.populist.com /04.1.edit.html (1270 words)

	USDA/ERS - Staff Biographical Page
		Dean received a Ph.D. and an M.S. from Princeton University in Economics and a B.S. from the University of Minnesota.
		Dean holds the following appointments: Research Fellow with the William Davidson Institute (WDI) at the University of Michigan, Research Affiliate with the National Poverty Center (NPC) at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan, and Adjunct Professor at the Georgetown Public Policy Institute (GPPI).
		Rural Poverty at a Glance, USDA, ERS, RDRR 100, 6 pp, July 2004.
	www.ers.usda.gov /AboutERS/Bios/view.asp?ID=jolliffe (963 words)

	New Frames: Can Dean's strategy turn rural Oregon blue?
		Dean appeals well to the value of rugged individualism that is so prevalent in the western states, but at the same time he doesn't abandon the notion that government can make a difference in people's lives, particularly local government.
		Later Dean was elected Chair of the DNC, but by then the Rural Caucus already had draft bylaws and was engaged in the process of jumping through the hoops to become a caucus within the Party.
		Rural Oregonians have children in school, and they have had enough of Minnis sending the House of Representatives on vacation while she works on cutting the budget, laying off teachers, and reducing the school year.
	newframes.typepad.com /new_frames/2005/07/can_deans_strat.html (1475 words)

	James Dean - What would he have grown up to be? By John Swansburg
		Fifty years ago, James Dean died in a violent car accident on his way to Salinas, Calif. His mangled Porsche was dispatched on a tour of the country soon after to scare kids into driving safely, only to be picked clean by fans lusting after a tangible piece of the Dean legend.
		Dean's mother, who nurtured his creative energies, died of cancer when her son was 8, after the family had moved to Los Angeles.
		But to have been a convincing Hamlet, Dean would have had to draw on more than his travails with his own father—there's a difference between teenage angst (who am I?) and existential angst (to be, or not to be?).
	www.slate.com /id/2119164 (1375 words)

	2000 Kansas Profiles
		By 1989, Dean and his wife were looking for a smaller school situation for their kids, so when the opportunity came to go to Winfield, they took it.
		Dean then chaired Leadership Winfield, which is a committee of the Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce.
		Dean and others began to dream of what could be accomplished if there was a unified, county-level program: a Leadership Cowley County.
	www.oznet.ksu.edu /huckboyd/00ksprof.htm (21007 words)

	Dean Nation: The Red States
		Some of the other Democratic contenders aren't as well positioned as Dean in rural states, according to John Nichols, who argues in the most recent issue of The Nation that many of the Red States are winnable.
		But rural voters also bring unique demands to the table--for constraints on agribusiness conglomerates, new approaches to trade policy and a renewed federal commitment to rural development.
		And while Dean is often portrayed as the darling of the East and West Coasts, his "Farmers and Ranchers for Dean" campaign has made progress in states like Iowa and North Dakota.
	dean2004.blogspot.com /2003/10/red-states.html (834 words)

	Rural Health Workforce :: Overview
		Rural Health Center director Mary Wakefield becomes first North Dakotan elected to the Institute of Medicine (Jan. 11, 2006) -- The only member from North Dakota, she is one of 65 new members who were formally inducted in October, raising the Institute’s roster to 1,416.
		Rural Hospitals Have Limited Pharmacist Staffing, Technology Use, Study Finds (Jan. 4, 2006) -- Many small rural hospitals have limited hours of onsite pharmacist coverage, according to a national study that assessed how rural hospitals implement medication safety practices, focusing on pharmacist staffing and availability and use of technology.
		Wakefield Appointed Associate Dean for Rural Health at UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences -- Dr. Mary Wakefield, director of the Center for Rural Health at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences, has been named associate dean for rural health at the school.
	www.med.und.nodak.edu /depts/rural/news (843 words)

	In The News: Medical schools appoint Associate Deans to improve services for rural Alberta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Doug Myhre, Associate Dean, Rural / Regional Affairs at the U of C, and Dr. Jill Konkin, Associate Dean for Rural and Regional Health at the U of A, each have a long history of practicing medicine in rural settings, and both are well regarded for their work in fostering rural medical care and education.
		RPAP was established in early 1991 by the Government of Alberta as a comprehensive action plan for the education, recruitment and retention of rural physicians.
		The Associate Deans are focused on: fostering collaborations with rural organizations; enhancing continuing education programs and distance learning; developing admission policies that promote rural practice; coordinating clinical rotations; and, developing teaching sites for health professionals.
	www.ucalgary.ca /news/june05/rural-physicians.html (621 words)

	Dean Nation: Why rural issues matter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The unofficial home of the Dean 2004 campaign, and an ongoing experiment in Purple Politics.
		This is an excerpt from a volunteer who attempted to transcribe a speech that Dean gave in MN back in April: He was constantly interrupted by cheers, which is why you can read the repeating…
		And note that elsewhere Dean has explicitly stated that he would limit the ethanol subsidies to a volume of production based on family-sized farms (hat tip: Dana).
	dean2004.blogspot.com /2003/08/why-rural-issues-matter.html (681 words)

	this thursday 7/3/97
		In addition to careful selection strategies and curricular design, educational activities in rural communities are mandatory if we are to reassure students that medicine can, indeed, be practiced in a small town without fear of isolation or providing less than the highest quality care.
		The Medical School dean is an ex officio member; non-voting directors are the executive director, a representative from Fairview-University Medical Center, and the chair of the Medical School’s clinical sciences council.
		Ronald Franks, Dean of the Duluth School of Medicine, has accepted a new position as dean of the James H. Quillen College of Medicine and vice president of health sciences at Eastern Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tennessee beginning September 1, 1997.
	www.ahc.umn.edu /thisthursday/tt73.97.html (4259 words)

	BurlingtonFreePress.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Dean's speech is part of his continuing effort to solidify his place in the top tier of the nine Democrats running for president by broadening his message beyond the opposition to the Iraq war that gained him so much attention.
		All of the rural economy needs to be strengthened, Dean said, so young people will decide to make a career on the farms where they were raised.
		The Dean rural economic vision also calls for helping to keep as many profits in farm regions as possible by investing in businesses that add value to raw agricultural commodities and therefore command higher prices.
	www.burlingtonfreepress.com /specialnews/dean/59.htm (452 words)

	Las Vegas SUN: Reid: Democrats failed to take message to rural America, Nevada
		Reid said he expects new Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean to help reverse that trend, especially in the South and West, and he predicted Democrats will close the gap Republicans hold in the Senate in the off-year elections.
		Reid, who said he talks with Dean regularly, expects him to help win the party votes in rural areas.
		Reid said he told Dean that he was not his first choice for party chairman.
	www.lasvegassun.com /sunbin/stories/nevada/2005/feb/23/022310075.html (746 words)

	Center for Rural Health :: Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- Dr. Mary Wakefield, director of the Center for Rural Health at the University of North Dakota (UND) School of Medicine and Health Sciences, has been named associate dean for rural health at the school, it was announced by Dr. H.
		Wakefield joins other associate deans at the medical school who serve to carry out the mission of the school in the areas of academic and student affairs, research, finance and administration, and in overseeing the school’s activities in its largest clinical campus, the southeast campus, based in Fargo.
		She came to UND from George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., where she was director of the Center for Health Policy, Research and Ethics.
	www.med.und.nodak.edu /depts/rural/news/122204.html (442 words)

	Not Geniuses: Defending Rural America
		Matthew Yglesias, whose thoughts I typically thoroughly respect, makes another post trashing "rural subsidies." Opposing farm subsidies is something that is pretty easy in large urban settings, where the various forms of government subsidies are not always as clear.
		Not all of his solutions are perfect, but writing off rural states as quickly as Yglesias does shows exactly the "coastal" arrogance among so many liberals that will continue to cost Democrats elections in the middle states for year to come.
		If rural America collapses and their is more migration from rural areas to the citys and suburbs you'll be in for one heck of a lot more urban sprawl than we've got now...
	www.notgeniuses.com /archives/000746.html (2473 words)

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		Rourke is currently the assistant dean of Rural Regional Medicine at the University of Western Ontario.
		He is the founding director of the Southwestern Ontario Rural Regional Medical Education, Research, and Development Unit (SWORRM), founded in 1997 and funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health to develop, integrate and co-ordinate rural medicine at the University of Western Ontario.
		Rourke has a long-standing interest in rural medicine, and is a recognized leader at provincial, national, and international levels.
	www.mun.ca /marcomm/news/index.php?includefile=showitem.php&id=292 (468 words)

	Rural Dean Survey
		This is a limited survey of rural deans who attended the Sixth National Conference on the Deanery and a smaller number of rural deans in the west of England to whom the survey form was given.
		In this case, the individual concerned was deliberately appointed as rural dean along with a city centre parochial appointment.
		Of some interest are the activities not suggested in the questionnaire which one or more rural deans identified as taking up a proportion of their time.
	www.chdg.org.uk /RD_Survey.htm (335 words)

	University of Kentucky News -- news.uky.edu
		Wilson, the former long-time dean of UK's College of Medicine, currently serves as director of the College of Medicine’s Office of Health Research and Development.
		Perman said the changes at the Center for Rural Health are part of an evaluation of all of the university’s health-related outreach programs designed to ensure that all appropriate services are being delivered as comprehensively and effectively as possible for the benefit of the residents of the Commonwealth.
		The Center for Rural Health, based in Hazard, was established in 1990 by the Kentucky General Assembly.
	news.uky.edu /news/display_article.php?category=1&artid=613 (377 words)

	The Rural Dean of Kerrier
		As Rural Dean I will chair meetings of the clergy deanery chapter, and will be the joint chair with the lay chairman, Mrs.
		The Rural Dean is expected to visit the parishes in his (or her) deanery from time to time, although not every year.
		The role of the Rural Dean is primarily a pastoral one, but as I understand it, that means caring for one another.
	www.kerrierdeanery.co.uk /ruraldean.htm (736 words)

	Penn State Outreach News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Regina Benjamin (left), associate dean for rural health at the University of South Alabama’s College of Medicine, and Dr. Bonnie Braun, extension family life specialist, University of Maryland, talk about their work with rural women during the National Rural Women’s Health Conference.
		Faculty participating in the initiative represent each of the three colleges and are involved in such areas as women’s health, family and community medicine, rural nursing, nutrition, family and consumer sciences, adolescence, gerontology and biobehavioral health.
		Rural women are not a homogenous group; instead, they come from diverse cultural, ethnic and economic backgrounds.
	is124.ce.psu.edu /news/magazine/Vol_5.1/rural.html (1616 words)

	UAB School of Medicine
		He subsequently was appointed Senior Associate Dean, and on July 1, 1998 he became Dean of the College of Community Health Sciences and Associate Dean for Tuscaloosa and Rural Programs, University of Alabama School of Medicine.
		Curry has worked in a number of rural projects, including the founding of the Rural Alabama Health Alliance, the reform of state law and regulations for nurse practitioners and physicians’ assistants, and founding the Annual Alabama Conference on rural Health.
		Other current interests include the appropriate role of technology in medical education, the changing character of rural communities and the relationship of community and economic development to rural health outcomes.
	main.uab.edu /uasom/show.asp?durki=43537 (294 words)

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