Emily Arledge

Emily Arledge is a Visiting Assistant Professor of History at Saint Vincent College, affiliated with the School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. She specializes in American Catholic history, focusing on memory production at Catholic shrines and museums.

• Education:
• Ph.D. in Public History/American History, Loyola University of Chicago (2023)
• M.A. in Public History, Duquesne University (2017)
• B.A. in History and Theology, Saint Vincent College (2015)

Her research explores how Catholic institutions shape historical narratives through material and institutional memory practices. She teaches courses such as HI 106 (US History to 1865), HI 201 (Introduction to Public History), HI 301 (Junior Research Seminar), and HI 303 (Historical Writing).

No academic awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided text, and her advising record is not detailed here. She returned to Saint Vincent College in 2024 after professional engagements in Illinois and North Carolina.