Faculty Spotlight: Meghan Rubado
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She received her Ph.D. in political science in May 2016 from Temple University, where she focused on state and local politics in the United States, urban service provision, and environmental policy. Prior to attending graduate school, Dr. Rubado worked as a newspaper reporter in Syracuse, New York, covering city politics, county government, and the city school district.
Dr. Rubado鈥檚 research focuses on how local governments can provide efficient, equitable, and high-quality services to their residents. Her doctoral dissertation examined how and why local governments cooperate with one another for service provision.
In her current scholarship, Dr. Rubado investigates how local governments can work together to provide essential services and create shared policies, particularly under conditions of regional decline; how cities can reduce civilian killings by police; and how the decline of local news media affects the quality of city governance.