GSC Full Time Staff

• Rick Lathrop - Executive Director/Asia Programs Director
• Maxine Lathrop - Associate Director/Tanzania Program Director
• Danielle Corciullo - Programs and Special Projects Coordinator
• Kim Beury - Marketing and Recruitment Director Coordinator
• Trisha Danielle Reeves - Special Projects Consultant
• Jack Long - Accounting Consultant

GSC Interns

• Noe Otero - Accounting and Administration Intern


Rick Lathrop - Executive Director/Asia Programs Director
Prior to forming Global Service Corps (GSC), Rick had experience as a high school teacher, a Navy Officer, a print advertising account representative, a non profit administrator, and an adult holistic educator and leadership trainer. Rick's graduate studies were part of the Human and Organization Development Ph.D. program at The Fielding Institute in Santa Barbara, California. At Fielding, Rick became interested in global studies, particularly in the area of sustainable development, and discovered that there were few educational programs available for adults to gain firsthand experience in the field of international development. With the assistance of a small startup grant from Fielding, he began the development of a program of short-term, "mini Peace Corps" types of experiences to provide Fielding students and others international grass roots exposure to global issues. The concept soon expanded to include participation of adults from all walks of life interested in this kind of experience. Rick continued developing the GSC program part time while completing his studies, and finished his Masters degree in Organization Development in August of 1994. He has been working full time on this endeavor since that time.


Maxine Lathrop - Associate Director/Tanzania Program Director
Following four years studying liberal arts at California State University-Fullerton, Maxine worked in the food service industry that lead to a career including menu design, consulting, event planning, cooking for internationally known leaders and managing the food service operation at a wellness conference center on an organic farm. From 1992 to 2006, Maxine embarked on a property management career that included managing a 73-unit property in San Francisco. During this time she also acted as a consultant and supporter of Global Service Corps and became a full-time GSC staff member in 2007.

Danielle Corciullo - Programs and Special Projects Coordinator
Danielle graduated from Fairfield University in 2007 with a B.A. in Psychology and an English minor.  After taking a year off to gain work experience in social services in Ithaca, NY, Danielle attended the University of Connecticut School of Social Work and received her MSW with a concentration in casework.  She has experience in individual, group, and family counseling and has worked in a variety of placements with a diverse range of people.  Aside from her clinical work, Danielle also has an interest in international development, travel, study, and cultural exchange.  She deeply values the tolerance and appreciation that come from experiencing other cultures through their people, customs, and history.  Danielle moved to San Francisco in August 2010 and began working with GSC in January 2011.

Kim Beury - Marketing and Recruitment Director Coordinator

Trisha Danielle Reeves - Special Projects Consultant
Danielle graduated from the University of Mary Washington in 2004 with a B.A. in English. Travels in Western Europe prompted an international career search and she accepted a University position in Hong Kong. She spent the next 2 years working and traveling much of Southeast Asia and Mainland China where she was very compelled by the standards of public health, inspiring a career change. Danielle then returned to the United States to prepare, serving with AmeriCorps at the Alzheimer’s Association, earning an M.P.A in Health Policy, and an M.S. in Health Promotion at the University of Delaware. During her graduate studies, she worked for DE Public Health, spent 3 months working in community health in Peru, and conducted health policy research in South Korea. During both graduate degrees, Danielle conducted community research in how to increase efficiency of state health initiatives and created an outreach curriculum designed to build liaisons between faith/community based organizations.

Jack Long - Accounting Consultant

Noe Otero - Accounting and Administration Intern
Noe is currently studying International Business and Finance at San Francisco State University. Being an active student at SFSU is important to him because he loves meeting new people and learning about other cultures. He is part of IDEAS, an organization that aids international students with programs and scholarship information to make the cost of their education less expensive. He is also a member of the Tae Kwon Do Club and the Salsa Club at his school. From his father, he learned to value humility, persistence, and honesty; he strongly believes that the "The truth will always find its way." Noe is expected to Graduate from San Francisco State in the spring of 2012 and plans to apply to Graduate school and earn a Master's Degree in Finance.