[Hamp-law] Sign up to meet with Alum Attorney and Employment Law/HR Consultant

[Carin Rank]

    CORC Alum 1-2-1 with Liz D'Aloia (83F), Attorney & Tech Startup Founder

TOMORROW, Tuesday 9/18, CORC welcomes Liz D'Aloia, 83F, to campus. Liz 
is the founder of HR Virtuoso, a software platform that helps companies 
optimize their employment application processes. Liz is open to talking 
to students about various subjects; from starting a tech company without 
having a tech background to attending law school as a Hampshire grad. 
Here's a link to Liz's company, HRVirtuoso: https://www.hrvirtuoso.com 
<https://www.hrvirtuoso.com/>

Prior to launching HR Virtuoso, Liz rose through the ranks of 
transportation, retail, and mortgage companies as a Senior Employment 
Attorney and VP of HR.  She holds a BA from Hampshire College and a JD 
from Brooklyn Law School.  She is admitted to practice in Texas, New 
York, New Jersey, Florida, and Kansas. Liz is a nationally recognized   
blogger, speaker, and HR practitioner.

The Alum 1-2-1 program is your chance to have a 30-minute informal 
conversation with a Hampshire alum. It's an opportunity to brainstorm, 
ask questions, and bounce ideas off alums who are spending their lives 
doing what they love. Use CORC's online scheduler found at 
*corc.hampshire.edu* 
<https://www.hampshire.edu/corc/career-options-resource-center>to sign 
up for a 30-minute meeting with Liz (scroll down and click the yellow 
“Schedule an Appointment” button). Be sure to include your division, 
phone number, and a brief note about your interests and questions.

Appointment times are available from 9:30-noon on Tuesday, September 
18th^and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Students of all 
Division levels (and recent grads!) are welcome to schedule a meeting.

If all time spots are filled, please call or email Sue to be added to 
the wait list (413.559.5445 or sking at hampshire.edu 
<mailto:sking at hampshire.edu>).

In addition to founding HR Virtuoso, Liz performs HR/employment law 
consulting. She also acts as the COO for an offshore development company.

Liz is a board member of Junior Players, which delivers free arts 
education to 14,000 kids in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.


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