ABOUT | info — Awards & Contributions

1982-2001
Board of Directors of The Little Light House, Tulsa, Oklahoma — Christian developmental center for children with special needs from birth to age seven.

1989-2000
served on the PTA Boards for Cascia Hall and Metro Christian Academy in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

2002
Women in Communications Award for Tulsa, Oklahoma — Oklahoma Women communicators who have contributed significantly to the advancement of women.

2002
Oklahoma Sculpture Society’s Lifetime Achievement Award

2008
Principal Speaker at The National Congressional Art Competition - Held at the U.S. Capitol Building and Library of Congress, program recognizes one high school art student from each of the 437 congressional districts in the United States.

2008-2015
Favorite Artist in Tulsa — Award given via public poll by “Tulsa People Magazine”.

2010 and every year to current
Rosalind Cook Artistic Encouragement Award — Rosalind’s Foundation awards selected public school art teachers $1,500 of funds to underwrite innovative and inspiring art programs. This is administered through Tulsa Community Foundation

2014
Tulsa Hall of Fame — Tulsa Hall of Fame members are selected based on their exemplary dedication to their professions, civic and philanthropic endeavors. They are visionaries who have spent much of their lives working for others. The inductees have made Tulsa a better community for all of us.

2014-present
Crested Butte, Colorado facilitator for Adopt A Family Program — An outreach of Oh Be Joyful Church in which families and businesses “adopt” a family going through tough times at Christmas and provide wrapped gifts, gas and food cards

2015
Mighty Oak Award of the Little Light House — An annual award given by the Little Light House of Tulsa Oklahoma, a Christian Developmental Center for Children with Special Needs, for outstanding representation and support for these very special children

2015
Wrote and Published “Capturing the Spirit” the life and sculptures of Rosalind Cook — Over a 25- year career, Rosalind received many sculpture awards, honors, commissions for hospitals, libraries, schools, public parks and corporate headquarters across the United States.  This book shares many of those important commissions. A List of her Works in Public Places is found in this book and on this website: RosalindCook.com.

2017
Because of Rosalind’s love for the children of Kenya served through Compassion International, she underwrote the establishment of the Ololulunga Child Survival Center — This program brings health aid, education, and parenting skills to the Massai mothers who live in the rift of Kenya. Rosalind also sponsors five children through Compassion International and World Vision.

2020 and 3 years following
Board of Directors for the Crested Butte Center for the Arts.

2021 
Alpha Chi Omega National Award of Achievement — An award given to an alumnae who has gained national recognition in their chosen profession.