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Dr. Clay Ouzts is a Professor of History and Environmental Studies at the University of North Georgia. His expertise spans American History, with specializations in the U.S. Civil War, Native American History, and Environmental Studies. He has held academic positions since 1996, including roles at Truett-McConnell College and the State University of West Georgia. Dr. Ouzts teaches courses such as U.S. History, Environmental History, and Native American History.
He holds an A.A. from Anderson College (1981), a B.S. in Education/Recreation from the University of Georgia (1985), an M.A. in History from West Georgia College (1989), and a Ph.D. in History from Florida State University (1996).
His research focuses on intersections of nature, environment, and historical events, particularly in the 19th-century U.S. His work includes studies of the Civil War, American Revolution, and environmental landmarks like the Georgia Guidestones. His publications span journal articles, encyclopedia entries, and book reviews, reflecting a deep engagement with regional and national historical narratives.
Dr. Ouzts has contributed to prominent journals such as the Georgia Historical Quarterly and Florida Historical Quarterly, and authored entries in the New Georgia Encyclopedia and Encyclopedia of Environment and Society. His articles often analyze historical industries, agricultural practices, and military history.
No scientific awards or grants are listed. While no advising details are provided, his teaching and research mentorship likely play a key role in student development.
He is affiliated with the Department of History at UNG across Gainesville and Oconee campuses. His work emphasizes the interplay between environment, conflict, and societal change in American history.
