Background
Cook, Sarah Sheets was born on April 27, 1940 in Paterson, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Jack H. and Maxine E. (Merrill) Sheets.
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Sarah Sheets Cook, American Women's health nurse Certified perinatal clinical nurse; Registered Nurse, New York, Connecticut. Grantee unites states department Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1978, unites states department Labor, 1976-1978, Stamford Foundation, 1975, National Institutes of Health, 1967-1968; recipient O'Neil Prize for Academy Execellence.
Education
Bachelor of science in nursing magna cum laude, University of Michigan, 1962; Master of Education, Columbia University, 1969.
Career
Instructor in nursing, Columbia University, 1964-1968;
assistant professor nursing, Columbia University, 1969-1972;
consultant human grown development, Columbia University, 1973-1979;
executive director, co founder, chief programmer, Stamford Family Life Workshops Parenting Education Group, Inc., 1975-1985;
director, The Women's Center, Stamford, Connecticut, 1978-1979;
clinical instructor maternal child health, Columbia University School Nursing, 1979-1983;
program director and developer, Columbia University School Nursing, 1984-1985;
assistant professor clinical nursing, Columbia University School Nursing, 1985-1986;
clinical nurse specialist, Doctor Richard S. Banfield, Junior, 1980-1985;
clinical nurse specialist, Doctor Corrine E. de Cholnoky, since 1985;
assistant dean administrative affairs, assistant professor clinical nursing, School Nursing, Columbia University, New York City, 1987-1988;
associate dean for academic and clinical affairs, assistant professor clinical nursing, School Nursing, Columbia University, New York City, 1988-1991;
associate dean for academic and clinical affairs, associate professor clinical nursing, School Nursing, Columbia University, New York City, 1991-1994;
senior associate dean, associate professor clinical nursing, School Nursing, Columbia University, New York City, 1994. Faculty county Faculty of Medicine, Health Sciences Campus Columbia University, since 1991, facilities task force, 1989-1992, parking committee health science division, since 1987, classroom management committee, 1985-1986. Dean's Executive Committee, Columbia University School Nursing, since 1989, Theresa Marcos Jansson Memorial lecturer planning committee, since 1989, consultant program directors committee, since 1988, centennial advisory planning committee, 1986-1992, academic nurse advisory development committee, since 1986, curriculum committee, since 1986, 66-72, dean's advising committee, since 1985, and many others.
International nursing consultant, Sweden, Denmark, England, Australia, Armenia, Thailand,1986-. Lecturer in field.
Achievements
Membership
Cons. growth and development and parent support Stamford Day Care Centers, Inc., 1980-1981. Board directors The Stamford Counseling Center, 1980-1986. Child care advisor LaLeche League, since 1972.
Consultant Early Childhood Developmental Center Young Men’s Christian Association, 1979-1986. Fellow National Academies of Practice. Member ANA, American Association of University Professors, NAACOG, American Public Health Association (maternal child health section, breastfeeding committee since 1993), National Association Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health, North America Menopuase Society, Association of Reproductive Health Professionals, International Council on Women's Health Issues, Jacobs Institute for Women's Health, International Lacatation Cons.
Association (nomenclature committee 1991-1993), New York Academy Sciences, Connecticut Nurses Association (district II legislation network), Sigma Theta Tau, Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar Board.
Connections
Married Floyd Harrison Cook III. 1 child, Keith.
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American
Awards
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Grantee unites states department Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1978, unites states department Labor, 1976-1978, Stamford Foundation, 1975, National Institutes of Health, 1967-1968. Recipient O'Neil Prize for Academy Execellence.Grantee unites states department Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1978, unites states department Labor, 1976-1978, Stamford Foundation, 1975, National Institutes of Health, 1967-1968. Recipient O'Neil Prize for Academy Execellence.