Several of Bocard's works appear on the 1964 record "In God's Providence," released by the Sisters of Providence Choir of Sisters. She also served as organist for this album. As a music educator, Bocard also wrote on the subject and was published in several music education journals. Bocard was awarded professor emerita status at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College in 1971, and received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from them in 1983. She is known to alumnae for her "Saint Mary-of-the-Woods Wedding March." In 1987, the 105th session of the Indiana House of Representatives honored Bocard for "her contributions to the fields of Education and Music" through House Resolution #49. That same year she was honored by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis for her contributions to overall Catholic education.