Learn about the Biologue Program for Young Scientists #handsonbio

Do your children love science? Do you have future scientists in your family? Are you interested in your children learning more about dissections, microscopy research, histology, anatomy and physiology? If so, be sure to marks your calendars for Browns Mill Recreation Center's open house day on  July 24, 2012 highlighting their science program, Biologue.

Student measuring rings of a tree section.

Our oldest son, Roland likes digging in the dirt, while our youngest son, Joshua enjoys dissecting bugs. Growing up in a household with a biologist (my Mom), my initial teaching to our boys love for science and technology was that it was in their genes. Instead of cringing when our youngest son picks up bugs, with caution I encourage him to learn more about them.


Having worked in higher education for over 10 years, I've discovered many programs that are available to students interested in the sciences. If your children are like mine, then they may have already expressed an interest in science. There are outstanding programs that prepare students with the Pathway to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) programs.The Biologue program will be highlighted at the Brown Mill Recreation Center's open house day on July 24th at 6:00 p.m. located at 5101 Browns Mill Road, Lithonia, Georgia 30038. This prestigious science program, Biologue caters to middle and high school students interested in science. 

Browns Mill Recreation Center

Join other parents, teachers, and staff interested in teaching middle and high school students about the important of science. The Biologue Program was founded by Gladys Bolding  who states that the mission of the program is "to provide students the opportunity to explore courses in the sciences. Through laboratory experiments students will have the opportunity to delve into a diverse repertoire of biology adventures. Biologue is committed to providing explorations, analysis and examinations in a safe environment."

Cow eyes with adipose removed. Now it's time to look inside.

Students viewing the ramifications of an oil spill.

Learn more about the Biologue program visit: www.biologuellc.com 

Be sure to "Like" Biologue on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BiologueProgram 

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Gladys Delancey-Bolding is the Director of Operations at Biologue.  Currently she is employed as a Biology Lab Supervisor/Instructor where she prepares lab experiments for faculty and provide instruction to allied health students. She has a Bachelor's of Science in Therapeutic Recreation, Master's of Science in Molecular Cell and Physiology and  is currently pursuing her Ph.D in Curriculum Development/Instruction.   

Her academic passion for science occurred serendipitously while taking science courses in college.  Gladys served as a Graduate Lead Assistant at a university and received the much coveted biology instruction award.  Prior to receiving that award, she acquired an award for outstanding achievement in biology at another college. Gladys has also served as a judge for the International Science and Engineering Fair, a Research Assistant for Emory University, Science Presenter "Cow Eye Dissection" and "Kidney Dissection" on YouTube, and a science textbook/lab manual Revision Reviewer for Wiley & Sons and McGraw Hill.