Chicago entrepreneur Dima Elissa, who teaches entrepreneurship as an adjunct faculty member at Associated Colleges of the Midwest in Chicago, says educators should go beyond encouraging diversity. “Don’t just invite it,” she said, “but create the atmosphere for all voices to be heard and respected.” Read the interview
An interview with Dima Elissa, who is CEO and co-founder of medical 3D printing company VisMed-3D and has served as Adjunct Faculty with the ACM Chicago Program: Arts, Entrepreneurship, & Social Justice.
