Jeanette Dias currently serves as Assistant Dean for Internal Operations in the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) College of Business. She has worked as a higher education professional since 2004, with a focus on institutional research, assessment, and accreditation. Her research interest is in higher education, and recent projects have focused on the areas of faculty evaluation, STEM education, and state performance funding. 
 

PhD, Educational Leadership, Research, and Policy, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, 2023
MBA, Old Dominion University, 2007
BS, Physics, University of Minnesota, 2003

• Outstanding Staff Award, UCCS College of Business, 2022
• AABY Award, UCCS College of Business 2022
• Dean's Recognition Award, UCCS College of Business, 2020
• Mountain Lion of the Quarter, UCCS College of Business, February 2020
• Employee of the Month, Old Dominion University, February 2013

• Dias, J.G. L. (2023). An Analysis of the Montana University System Performance Funding Policy's Impact on Undergraduate Degree Production 
  (Doctoral dissertation, University of Colorado Colorado Springs).

Impact of Capitalism on Caregivers in the U.S. Higher Education System

Global Conference on Women and Gender | March 2022

Impact of Course Delivery Mode on Student Evaluations of Teaching

2021 Assessment Institute | October 2021

Impact of Course Delivery Mode on Student Evaluations of Teaching

Distance Teaching & Learning Conference | August 2021

Understanding STEM Identity Using the High School Longitudinal Study from the U.S. National Center for Education Statistics

STEM 2021 Virtual Conference | July 2021

An Examination of the Relationship Between STEM Identity and Postsecondary Indicators Using High School Longitudinal Study 2009

American Educational Research Association (AERA) Annual Meeting | April 2021