# Professor William Ross Personal Website ## Posts - [Hello world!](https://professorrossoflacrosse.com/hello-world/): Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! ## Pages - [Managerial Negotiation and Collective Bargaining](https://professorrossoflacrosse.com/courses-i-teach/managerial-negotiation-and-collective-bargaining/): Current Syllabus New Hire Simulator Negotiation Tutorial - [Publications](https://professorrossoflacrosse.com/publications/):             PUBLISHED JOURNAL ARTICLES: Note: Some article titles have hyperlinks to corresponding abstracts.              Ross, W. H.  (2021). Teaching Human Resource Management Students About Worker Centers.                         Journal of Human Resources Education, Vol. 14, (No. 1), Cumulative Article #152                         (Article #1 of the issue), 31 pages.                           Website:  https://journals.troy.edu/index.php/JHRE/issue/view/50             Ballweg, C. Ross, W. H., & Secchi, D. (2021).  “Do I Want to Work for Him?” The Effects of                        Variations in Content, Source, and Age of Managers’ Social Networking Information                         on Prospective Job Applicants’ Attitudes. International Journal of Web-Based Communities,                         Vol.  17, No. 3, pp. 217-246/ Website:  https://www.inderscience.com/info/inarticle.php?artid=116593           Franklin, […] - [Courses I Teach](https://professorrossoflacrosse.com/courses-i-teach/): Undergraduate Courses: Graduate Courses (MBA-level): Student Evaluations   A word about student evaluations:  Student evaluations measure student impressions of the course, the instructor, and the various assignments within the course. Student evaluations reflect satisfaction with a course, how much people think they learned, etc.  While such information may be meaningful (particularly to the instructor who wants to improve), research suggests that people’s impressions may only be modestly correlated with what people actually learned.  Even Jesus Christ — the ‘master teacher’ — did not place great faith in what the crowds said about him (John 2:24). Thus, to use Kirkpatrick’s famous typology […] - [Home](https://professorrossoflacrosse.com/) [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)