Kendy Altizer

Kendy Altizer is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of North Georgia (UNG), affiliated with the Department of History, Anthropology, and Philosophy. Their academic focus includes Historical Archaeology, Plantation Systems, Rice Culture, Enslaved Lifeways, Remote Sensing, and Geographic Information Systems. Dr. Altizer’s work bridges archaeological methods with historical inquiry, particularly in understanding marginalized communities and material culture.

Contact details include an office in Barnes Hall, Room 327 (Dahlonega campus), and a direct phone line at 706-867-2881. Their research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, leveraging technology like GIS to explore historical landscapes and social structures.

• Areas of Expertise: Historical Archaeology, Plantation Systems, Rice Culture, Enslaved Lifeways, Remote Sensing, GIS
• Institutional Commitment: UNG prioritizes academic freedom, leadership development, and community safety as outlined in their mission statement.