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Dawn Mallette is an Associate Professor in the School of Education at Colorado State University, specializing in teacher education and serving as a dedicated faculty member in the Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) program. She teaches general teacher education methods courses, coordinates a Professional Development School at Poudre High School, and chairs the B.S. in FCS program, advising students, teaching courses, and supervising student teachers. Additionally, she acts as the associate director for distance education, managing online learning initiatives and professional development workshops.
- Education:
- Ph.D., Education and Human Resource Studies, Colorado State University
- M.S., Consumer Science and Education, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
- B.S., Home Economics Extension and Education, Fort Hays State University
Mallette’s research and service focus on teacher preparation (FCS and general), teacher professional development, curriculum development, high-stakes testing, and distance education. Her work emphasizes innovative approaches to educator training, such as arts integration and mentorship programs, while addressing systemic challenges in teacher retention and program branding.
Her scholarly contributions include publications on CTE teacher mentorship programs, arts integration in FCS classrooms, and interinstitutional collaborations. These works highlight her engagement with curriculum design, self-efficacy, and rural education strategies. Mallette has also delivered presentations on topics like visible thinking strategies, grading perspectives, and teacher preparation debates at national conferences.
- Scientific Awards:
- 2024 Career Impact Award
- 2022 Outstanding Adviser Award (College of Health and Human Sciences)
- 2021 CTE Teacher Educator of the Year Award
- 2019 Best Teacher Award
- 2017 National Distinguished Service Award (Family Career and Community Leaders of America)
Mallette is a committed advisor, fostering lifelong relationships with students and advocating for their career success. She actively supports the Colorado Chapter of Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) and has organized initiatives like the "Say Yes to FCS" reception to promote educator community engagement.



