Barbara Boyles Sanders

Background

Sanders, Barbara Boyles was born on May 4, 1950 in Charleston, Mississippi, United States. Daughter of Marion Enoch and Bettye Sue (Wright) Boyles.

Education

Bachelor in History, Mississippi College, 1970; Master of Arts in History, Delta State University, 1975; postgraduate, University of Southern Mississippi, 1974-1977.

Career

History teacher, McCluer H.S., Jackson, Mississippi, 1972-1974; history teacher, Laurel (Mississippi) Public Schools, 1974-1977; director field services, American Heart Association, Little Rock, 1977-1981; vice president, Boyles Enterprises, Inc., Jackson, 1981-1984; executive director, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Jackson, 1984-1993; national executive-director, National Association EMTS, Clinton, Mississippi, since 1994. Consultant in administration and development, Jackson, since 1993. Member editorial advisory board Ed League Cons., Naples, since 1996.

Advisory board Preserve Sight, Jackson, since 1993. Advisory board Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Chapter, Jackson, since 1994.

Achievements

• Barbara Boyles Sanders has been listed as a noteworthy Health provider association executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Sunday school teacher New Covenant Church, Ridgeland, Mississippi, since 1994. Member American Society Association Executives.

Interests

• Avocations: reading, travel, historical research. E-mail: [email protected].

Connections

Married James Norton Sanders, June 15, 1974 (divorced July 1977).

Father:

Marion Enoch Boyles

Mother:

Bettye Sue (Wright) Boyles

Spouse:

James Norton Sanders