For #WomensHistoryMonth, we have had conversations with many women of the Rutgers community about the legacy they are currently building. Meet Samantha Lee, Co-President of Women in Computer Science. "As many have, I come from an environment where there were only a handful of women in my STEM classes, and the lack of gender parity in the lecture halls of my freshman year was nothing new. What struck me was the difference in scale. Rutgers is huge, and it’s easy to get lost in the crowd, let alone a whole campus. I made it a mission to have my voice heard despite gender-based barriers, and, to my delight, it was. I was lucky to have found communities of like-minded students who cared about matters close to my heart: gender equality, minority representation, data for good. I had a space where I was comfortable, saw people like me, and could be myself. My peers soon became my biggest inspiration. As we celebrated the advancements and privileges we enjoyed at Rutgers, I saw that their a...