The Gender Chip Project

媒体工作组正在制作一部一小时的纪录片，讲述俄亥俄州州立大学的一群女本科生在各种技术和科学领域追求非传统的学习道路。性别芯片项目旨在为希望进入STEM职业的女孩（14-18岁）和年轻人提供榜样和鼓励;并提高公众对继续需要为年轻女性发展STEM教育和职业机会的认识。 除了播放纪录片外，还将以DVD形式发行节目和其他材料。 该项目还将为指导顾问和考虑STEM教育的年轻妇女设计一个网站。项目评估将由旧金山弗朗西斯科Hi-Beam咨询公司的首席评估员Kathleen泰纳进行。

The Media Working Group is producing a one-hour documentary about a group of undergraduate women at Ohio State University who are pursuing non-traditional paths of study in a variety of technology and science fields. The Gender Chip Project is designed to provide role models and encouragement for girls (ages 14-18) and young adults who wish to enter STEM careers; and to raise general public awareness about the continuing need to develop STEM education and career opportunities for young women. The broadcast documentary will be complemented by distribution of the program with additional material on DVD. The project will also design a website for Guidance Counselors and young women contemplating STEM education. Project evaluation will be conducted by Kathleen Tyner, Lead Evaluator from Hi-Beam Consulting in San Francisco.