Warden

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Contents 1 Officers 1.1 Royal officer 1.2 University Wardens 1.3 Common officer 2 Places 2.1 Australia 2.2 Canada 2.3 South Africa 2.4 United Kingdom 2.5 United States of America 3 Gaming 4 External Links

Warden may refer to:

[edit] Officers

[edit] Royal officer

• Warden of the Mint
• Regent, a person acting in the role of Head of State in the ruler's stead
• An officer of the Royal Forest

[edit] University Wardens

• University's such as the University of Chichester employs senior students to act as liaison between the university and its 'Freshmen' Students. They are responsible for Student welfare and help mediate student disputes. They also communicate information between the University and Students and vice versa such as Maintenance that needs undertaking.

[edit] Common officer

• Warden (Masonic), a ruling member in a Masonic Lodge
• Churchwarden, a lay officer in an Anglican or Episcopal church
• Game warden, an officer empowered to enforce the hunting and trapping laws of a jurisdiction
• Park Warden, an officer who enforces acts protecting parks or national parks
• An Air Raid Precautions Warden who helped protect citizens in WWII

[edit] Places

[edit] Australia

• Warden, Australia A town in Western Australia.

[edit] Canada

• Warden Avenue, a major north-south road in Scarborough, Ontario
• Warden (TTC), a station on the Toronto subway system

[edit] South Africa

• Warden, FS A small town next to the N3 motorway, in the Free State province.

[edit] United Kingdom

• Warden, Kent
• Warden, Northumberland
• Old Warden, Bedfordshire

[edit] United States of America

• Warden, Washington

[edit] Gaming

• Warden (software),a cheat prevention system used by Blizzard Entertainment
• A character class in the game Dark Age of Camelot
• An adventure class in the game Everquest 2

[edit] External Links

• Jim Montalto, Missouri DOC Appoints Warden, Corrections Connection
• Jim Montalto , Warden appointed for NH women’s prison, Corrections Connection