| The leadership has apparently consolidated into the President and a select few all the power for all of the decisions made. Given this, Penn State was ripe for the catastrophe that has occurred. This problem goes way beyond the Sandusky scandal. Erickson said it was a “Sandusky Scandal” at the town meeting–I think that only brought the true “Penn State Scandal” to light. In fact, the real scandal is how a few at the top of the Penn State Organization have usurped all the power to make all the decisions that affect past, present,and future alumni, friends, and students. My goal as a trustee would be to examine what the policies and procedures are and how to change them to create more accountability for decision making regarding the future of Penn State. I think we have enough lawyers and company presidents–I want to be a representative voice on the board for the average person who has pride in the past, present, and future of Penn State. Qualifications/Experiences Past Secretary of Board of Trustees of Centre Community Hospital, now Mt Nittany Medical Center Lead flight attendant/Purser, Northwest Airlines, Northwest Airlines, Critical Incident Stress Management Commitee, serving other flight attendants Northwest Airlines, Wall of Honor for outstanding customer service. Past President, Childbirth Education Association, State College PA; Past Chairman, Education Committee Past Chairman, Centre County Junior Miss Program Big Sisters (mentoring contestants) Original Campus Coordinator for American Red Cross Blood Services, PSU (under my leadership Due to the success of the blood donation program I developed, I was an invited speaker Began the Pitt-Penn State Blood Donation competition in conjunction with the VISTA/Americorps Full time (domestic Peace Corps) Volunteer 2 years with Habitat for Humanity, Past Athletic Trainer, PSU Mens and Womens Gymnastics teams. Taught Health Education at Penn State University Member of St Paul’s United Methodist Church Choir for over 17 years. I lived in the Centre Hall area and State College for over 22 years, developing strong ties to still maintains residency in State College. Buzz served the University for over 40 years as Director of Environmental Health and Safety at the University, and was responsible for all medical facilities
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Thank you very much you for reblogging my post. If you haven’t already, I invite you to read my other posts on the Penn State situation: http://derekjohnson05.wordpress.com/category/football/penn-state/
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Myke is a truly dedicated person with more than ample qualifications to fit the position. She is proactive and quick to make proper decisions.
The same circumstance existed with Larry Suhey’s son re: playing time. Suhey had been lobbying Graham Spanier for Paterno’s resignation for 5 or more years. Dave Joyner, now PSU athletic director, was at the time of this frame up a member of the board of trustees who’s business had failed, was near personal bankruptcy and needed a source of income desperately. The three of these guys, in conjunction with Corbett, who was out to get Spanier for his public resistance to budget cuts, led what was effectively a coup d’etat.
can you expand on this information please?
I pulled my name this year so as not to dilute the voting poll. More than anything I want the two incumbents to be voted off the board of trustees. I will consider a run next year, but will base my decision on what the numbers look like to be sure to vote out the three remaining alumni who were present when they FIRED Joe Paterno.
can you expand your story re Larry Suhey?