Board Member

Dr. Marcia Ann Miller is the current Dean of the Division of Nursing and Sciences at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. She has been a nurse since 1974 and has held various roles in healthcare administration and higher education. Her approach to leadership is based on the theories of servant leadership and Strengths-based Leadership. Her mission is to help others reach success as they have defined. Her morning prayer is to offer each day for the highest and best good.

Board Member

Sister Barbara entered the Sisters of Providence congregation in 1985, is a Physician Assistant, Pharmacist, and currently serves as the Justice Promoter for the Providence Community.  Sister Barbara enjoys camping, kayaking, and most especially sitting around a fire with friends amongst the trees of this place we call ‘the Woods’.

Board Member

Dr. Sharon R. Boyle, MM, MT-BC, is the Director of Arts in Health and Associate Professor of Music Therapy at Ohio University. in Athens, OH. In addition to developing the new Master of Applied Arts in Health (MAAH) program there, she is leading arts-based initiatives to address health and well-being within communities. Collaboration with staff at Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Arts and Medicine is part of her new role. Boyle served on faculty at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College for 21 years, serving as Associate Professor of Music Therapy, Coordinator of the Undergraduate Music Therapy Program, and Chair of the Department of Music and Theatre. She provided music therapy services and supervised music therapy students at Providence Health Care throughout her time at SMWC. She has over 25 years of experience working in long-term care, in addition to other healthcare and educational settings, as a music therapist, music therapy supervisor, and music therapy educator. She has extensive presentation experience on the national, regional, and state levels about music therapy with neurocognitive/dementia, music as self-care and wellness, and other topics related to clinical training and education in music therapy. She has published in the area of vocal health in music therapy and clinical voice skills for music therapists.

Treasurer of the Corporation

Brandon Henman is the Vice Presdient of Finanace for Gartland Foundary, Terre Haute. Henman is a Terre Haute native who was born and raised there. Henman received an undergraduate degree in finance with a minor in accounting and an MBA from Indiana State University. In 2023, he accepted a new opportunity to join Gartland Foundry in Terre Haute, where he currently serves as the Vice President of Finance. Previously he spent many years working at The Hometown Savings Bank; and FKA Terre Haute Savings Bank, where he served as a Vice President of the bank’s commercial lending department. He also enjoyed several years as an adjunct management instructor and giving back to his alma mater, ISU’s Scott College of Business. In 2016, he was honored by the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce in being named one of their 12 under 40 award recipients. He has been blessed to serve in many leadership capacities at for-profit and non-profit organizations within the community; including Meals on Wheels of Terre Haute, TREES Inc., Terre Haute City Tree Advisory Board, Networks Mentor at ISU, Junior Achievement, Reading Neighbors at Lost Creek Elementary, and Gartland Foundry to name a few. In his free time, he enjoys spending it with his wife, Sarah Henman, a social worker at Union Hospital in their Accountable Care Organization, and their two girls, Kylie and Karlee.

Board Member

Sister Mary Beth Klingel is the Coordinator of Guest Services for Woodhaven at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, where those on campus for a visit or an event can stay overnight.  She also serves as a volunteer for PHC where she visits many patients, families, and even team members. Sister Mary Beth has served two terms on the General Council of the Sisters of Providence; during the second five-year term she was liaison to PHC and Ministry of Care.  Prior to serving as a liasion, she served five years in formation ministry for the SPs as Director of Novices and in Parish Pastoral Ministry for nearly thirty years. Sister Mary Beth has served as a Sister of Providence for 58 years and continues to share in the mission of the Sisters of Providence through her daily work.