Board of Directors
Barbara Byrne, M.Ed., RT(R)(MR), Chair
Anne Quinn Butler, Vice Chair
Victoria Castagna, CMSW
Deanna Beyrent
Rosemary Bohenek
Bryan Boles
Laurie Cadden
Kate Holod
Mary Icker
Stephanie Mihal, CPA
John S. Morrison, Jr.
Jennifer Mylott
Nicholas Parise
Donald Ryan
Joseph Sileo, Esq.
Jahan Tabatabaie
Amy Vieney
Cynthia Yevich
Mark Young
Honorary Director
Mary Rhodes
2025-2026 members of the Board of Directors celebrated Mighty Oak at Glenmaura National Golf Club.
Outreach’s Board of Directors holds regular planning sessions and an annual retreat. In the spirit of transparency, our strategic plan is routinely updated and made available to the public. Through our own quality assurance program, board members and staff are trained in nonprofit management.
Barbara Byrne
Chair
As the Vice President of Faculty and college Planning at Johnson College, I serve as a key leadership team member, providing strategic oversight across academic affairs, faculty, program development, Career Services, and the Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness. In this role, I help shape the college's direction by aligning academic initiatives with institutional goals and student success outcomes.
With over 18 years of experience in higher education and more than 30 years in the medical imaging field, I bring a unique blend of academic insight and industry knowledge. My career reflects a commitment to continuous improvement, collaboration, and innovation in educational
and healthcare environments.
I have played a pivotal role in numerous institutional initiatives, including helping lead Johnson College to a successful Middle States accreditation and guiding the strategic planning committee in developing a new five-year plan. I am passionate about supporting faculty development,
strengthening student outcomes, and building strong partnerships across industry and community stakeholders.
Anne Quinn Butler
Vice Chair
Anne’s involvement with Outreach began in 2004 when she relocated to her hometown in NEPA after residing for many years in New Jersey. Anne’s initial position at EOTC/Outreach was as an instructor and, subsequently, the agency’s Life Skills Program manager at Lackawanna County Prison (LCP).
Following her professional employment at Outreach, Anne continued her involvement with the LCP Life Skills program as a volunteer teacher of evening classes before becoming a member of the agency’s Board of Trustees around 2009. Anne has been a member of the Outreach Board of Directors, past president, and a member of various working committees over the years and is currently on the Fundraising Committee and the Property Workgroup Committee.
Anne graduated from Marywood University more than a few years ago and began her professional career as a high school English teacher in her hometown of Archbald, PA. Upon relocating to New Jersey, she continued teaching before moving to her second career in the financial services industry in New York City. Anne recently retired from the financial services industry. She looks forward to continuing to work with Outreach and its many programs, which promote and support ‘family stability and economic self-sufficiency.’ Anne enjoys spending time with her grandchildren and children in her free time, traveling, and gardening.