Interview with Nehal Elhadi
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Nehal Elhadi was a Teaching Assistant at UTSC (2010) in the City Studies Program in the Department of Human Geography and a PhD student at the St. George campus. She shares her experience before coming to UTSC, including immigrating to Canada and living first in Thorncliffe Park, moving to Saskatchewan, and returning to the GTA in 2003. She talks about her experience as a woman of color and her research interests while also touching upon issues of racialization. She speaks about her teaching experience, her relationships with faculty and students, as well as how there might be power hierarchies that create barriers between faculty and students of color.