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Brothers and Sisters: A Novel Way to Teach Human Resources Management

In an attempt to increase students’ appreciation for the richness of different perspectives on management issues, a novel teaching approach was used to explore human resources management issues, concepts, and theories within the context of the multi-dimensional lives of characters in a novel. This article will discuss how the full-length novel Brothers and Sisters (Campbell, 1994) was used to teach an introductory management of human resources course.