ADMISSIONS
Ted Zerwin
Adjunct Professor
Education
MA Social Work, Community Organization/Administration. University of Denver, Graduate School of Social Work; 1971.
MA Theology. Gregorian University, Rome, Italy; 1963.
BA Philosophy. Sacred Heart Seminary College, Detroit, Michigan; 1959.
Affiliations
Westminster Legacy Foundation, Board of Directors, Past President
Alumni Association, Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver
Lions Club of Denver (formerly)
The Ranch Country Club, Westminster, CO
St. Mark’s Catholic Church, Westminster, CO
Professional Experience
January 2002 Employer: The Zerwin Company, Inc.
to Present Consultants to Non-Profit Organizations
Provide consultant service to non-profit organizations in Colorado and other States in the following areas: executive search, executive mentoring, board development, board retreats, evaluation and implementation of fundraising programs, staff organization and management, financial management, and establishment of new non-profit organizations.
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January 1997 Employer: Graduate Schools of International Studies
to present and Social Work, University of Denver
Position: Associate Clinical Professor
Teach three-hour courses in Financial Management and Fundraising and in Management for Non-Profit Organizations.
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May 1976 Employer: Arthritis Foundation, Rocky Mountain Chapter
to July 2001 (Colorado, Wyoming, Montana), Denver, Colorado
Position: President and CEO
Administered total operation of the Chapter, which includes 20 staff, 500 volunteers, Board of Directors, 15 Committees, and three Branch Offices. Direct programs of fund raising, public relations, membership, public and professional education, government affairs, advocacy, patient services, and research administration. Total budget was $2,400,000.
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July 1974 Employer: Volunteers of America, Denver, Colorado
to April 1976
Position: Assistant Director/Housing Director
As Assistant Director, in conjunction with Executive Director, supervised the operation of the Denver Chapter of the Volunteers of America, a social service agency with a local, diversified funding base of $2,000,000 and eight distinct programs.
As Housing Director, managed the operation and leasing of a $5,500,000 building complex which included 242 senior citizen apartment units and 38,000 square feet of commercial office space in downtown Denver.
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August 1972 Employer: Loretto Heights College, Denver, Colorado
to June 1976
Position: Instructor
Taught two and three hour semester courses in Social Work.
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June 1971 Employer: Mile High United Way, Denver, Colorado
to June 1974
Position: Senior Planner
Coordinated evaluations of agencies and services supported by the United Way and studies of metropolitan social problems.
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July 1963 Employer: Archdiocese of Detroit, Detroit, Michigan
to January 1969
Position: Assistant Pastor
Served a Catholic Parish of over 1,000 families, including adult and youth religious education programs, community involvement, and counseling.