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Joseph Rubleske was hired in January 1996 by the Center to coordinate
policy- and planning-related research in a variety of areas: information
technology; economic development and impact analysis; stormwater management;
government finance; and more. As Research Coordinator, Mr. Rubleske is chiefly
responsible for the collection, organization, analysis, and presentation
of quantitative and qualitative information required for various projects.
Mr. Rubleske has co-authored several Center reports, including a series of
reports on intergovernmental relations in Central Indiana that are currently
available from the National Council for Urban Economic Development. |
| In addition, Mr. Rubleske has been published in The Journal
of Urban Technology and The Journal of Environmental Education.
He currently is preparing several chapters for inclusion in a U.S.
E.P.A. guidebook on urban runoff control and analyzing the distribution of
telecommunications employment within and among metropolitan areas.
Mr. Rubleske has earned a bachelor of arts degree from
Indiana University at Bloomington
in Political Science and Criminal Justice and Master's degree in Environmental
Planning from Indiana University at
Indianapolis. As a member of a student team, Mr. Rubleske was awarded
the Outstanding Graduate Student Planning Award for 1995 by the Indiana Planning
Association for a stormwater management plan for the city of Vincennes. Prior
to his current position, Mr. Rubleske was a Research Assistant for the Center
from October 1993 to December 1995. His chief areas of interest are
information
technology and economic development. |
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