For #WomensHistoryMonth, we have had conversations with many women of the Rutgers community about the legacy they are currently building. Meet Serah Sannoh, President of The Minority Association of Pre-Health Students. “As a first-generation Sierra Leonean American, there has always been an emphasis on community involvement growing up. However, I did not truly appreciate the importance of community support until I realized how much my community outside of school and my newfound one at Rutgers impacted my college experience. As a Black Muslim woman who wears the hijab, it is rare to see others who look like me in my path to pursuing a career in healthcare. Finding a community of underrepresented students through ODASIS and MAPS allowed me to be surrounded by peers who I can resonate with and are a source of support in and out of the classroom. Being a part of these organizations positively impacted my college experience, which motivates my continued involvement in MAPS. As someone t...