Gabe Ignatow

Professor innovating in the area of sociology, Gabe Ignatow serves as the Interim Department Chair of Spanish and Professor of Sociology at the University of North Texas. With a Ph.D. in Sociology from Stanford University, he is a distinguished sociological theorist whose research spans digital research methods, cognitive social science, and globalization. His academic journey is marked by a deep commitment to understanding the complexities of social class and its impact on health inequality, as well as the role of monetary theory in globalization research. As Chair of the Institutional Review Board, Professor Ignatow plays a pivotal role in overseeing ethical standards in research, ensuring that studies conducted under his guidance adhere to the highest ethical principles. His recent work delves into the implications of systems theorizing in the life sciences, offering fresh perspectives on how these theories can be applied to sociological research. Professor Ignatow's scholarly contributions are extensive, with numerous textbooks and articles published in leading sociology journals. His work not only advances theoretical frameworks but also provides practical insights into the evolving landscape of global societies. Through his innovative research and leadership, he continues to shape the field of sociology, inspiring both students and colleagues alike.