Volunteers
Rosemary Arp, Referral Counselor
Rosemary joined the group of referral counselors at
the Volunteer Connection in the fall of 2009. She has been a volunteer and
coordinated volunteers in a variety of capacities in the five states she has
called home over the years and believes in the wealth of good work that volunteers
contribute to a community. Locally Rosemary worked at the YWCA of Boulder
County as manager of Career Services for three years and now has a private
career counseling practice. She is currently a volunteer member of a local
community organizing group - Boulder Valley Community Action Network (BVCAN).
Jean Barker, Referral Counselor
Jean has been volunteering as a referral counselor
with Volunteer Connection for over 14 years. She has a background in social
work and was a child advocate for 18 years. Jean is also a substitute driver
for Meals on Wheels and visits shut-ins through her church. Having lived and
volunteered in Boulder for over 40 years, she has a wealth of knowledge of
the area’s nonprofit opportunities!
Jill Ertl, Referral Counselor
Jill came to Volunteer Connection in 1990 looking to
find a volunteer opportunity, and has been a referral counselor ever since.
Jill has also been reading to seniors at Frasier Meadows every week for the
past 20 years.
Staff
Sue McCullough, Services Coordinator
Sue joined the Volunteer Connection staff in February
2008. She oversees the services provided by the Volunteer Connection as well
as manages Project Development for our annual I Volunteer! Day,
county-wide celebration of service. Sue also coordinates the MentorsMatter
Program.
Sue brings a wealth of corporate sales experience as well as volunteer recruitment
and project management experience and holds a degree in Sociology from Illinois
State University. She has been volunteering in the nonprofit sector for the
past 14 years. Sue and her husband have recently re-located to Boulder from
the Chicago area in search of a more relaxing lifestyle.
Morgan Lipton, Bookkeeper
Morgan joined Volunteer Connection in 2003 as the Office
Manager and continues to support the organization as the Bookkeeper. Through
her work at Volunteer Connection, Morgan has been inspired and amazed by the
work being completed by local nonprofits and the contributions of dedicated
volunteers to meet our community's diverse needs. In addition to her work
with the VC, she is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Speech-Language
Pathology from CU-Boulder and serves as a board member for the International
Dyslexia Association's Rocky Mountain Branch.
