Roger Franklin Dyson

Background

Dyson, Roger Franklin was born on January 30, 1940 in Oldham, England. Son of John Franklin and Edith Mary (Jobson) Dyson.

Education

Bachelor with honors first class, Keele (England) University, 1962; Doctor of Philosophy in Labor Economics, Leeds (England) University, 1971; Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (honorary), 1997.

Career

Lecturer economics and industrial relations, chairman industrial studies unit, Leeds U., 1963-1974; deputy director adult education, senior lecturer industrial relations, Keele U., 1974-1975; professor, director adult education, Keele U., 1975-1989; honorary professor, director clinical management unit, Keele U., since 1989. Consultant advisor to Secretary of State, Department Health & Social Security, 1979-1982. Chairman North Straffordshire Health Authority, 1982-1986.

Appointed chair various committees of inquiry Hat. Health Svc., 1978, 89.

Achievements

• Roger Franklin Dyson has been listed as a noteworthy Healthcare managemetn educator, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Royal Society Medicine, Carlton Club, Federation Master Potters Club.

Interests

• Avocations: growing, cooking and eating good food.

Connections

Married Ann Elizabeth Graves, August 8, 1964 (divorced May 1994). Children: Mark, Franklin, Miranda, Jane. Married Ann Frances Naylor, May 26, 1995.

Father:

John Franklin Dyson

Mother:

Edith Mary (Jobson) Dyson

Spouse:

Ann Elizabeth Graves

Spouse:

Ann Frances Naylor

child:

Jane Dyson

child:

Franklin Dyson

child:

Miranda Dyson

child:

Mark Dyson