Key Stakeholders In The Penn State Case

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Stakeholders in the Penn State case had to regroup to see where their future with Penn State stood. Key stakeholders, both internal and external, had to now start to figure out the next step. The future of Penn State now lies in pieces because of an incident that could have been resolved before it go to this point. The internal stakeholders such as faculty, and staff had to go home at night possibly wondering if they would have a job the next day due to the financial stress the case was putting the school in more of a crisis. External stakeholders such as alumni would now wonder if ever getting a new job, if their connection with Penn State would jeopardize the person future job employment. When people tend to make decisions without thinking

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