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Gretchen Lemke-Santangelo is a Professor of History at the School of Liberal Arts, Saint Mary's College of California. Her research focuses on African American history, urban history, and oral history methodologies. She has been recognized as SMC’s Professor of the Year (2024–25) and has received awards such as the Wesley Logan Prize (1996) and Irvine Fellowship (1996). Her work explores themes including migrant experiences during WWII, deindustrialization in Oakland, and the social dynamics of 1960s counterculture.
Key contributions include studies on African American migrant women’s labor, community mobilization in urban settings, and the intersection of culture and politics. Lemke-Santangelo emphasizes public history engagement, collaborating with communities to preserve historical narratives. Her publications span monographs, peer-reviewed articles, and reviews, reflecting her commitment to interdisciplinary scholarship.
Research interests also encompass conscientious objection during WWII, the legacy of the New Left, and the ethical dimensions of oral history practices. Awards highlight her scholarly impact and dedication to teaching, aligning with her role as a faculty leader at Saint Mary’s College.
