Dan Bergsagel

Professor with expertise in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Dan Bergsagel, serves as an Adjunct Professor at Kean University. With a Master of Engineering in Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering from the prestigious University of Cambridge, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his teaching and research endeavors. At Kean University, he is responsible for instructing the Structures I and II courses, where he imparts his extensive understanding of engineering principles to his students. Professor Bergsagel is a prolific researcher, having published numerous articles in esteemed journals such as The Structural Engineer and Sustainability. His research interests are diverse and forward-thinking, focusing on innovative engineering aptitude assessments, which aim to enhance the evaluation of engineering skills and competencies. Additionally, he is deeply invested in the sustainable use of timber in construction, exploring ways to integrate this renewable resource into modern building practices to promote environmental sustainability. Urban forestry is another key area of interest for Professor Bergsagel. He is passionate about the role of green spaces in urban environments and their impact on ecological balance and community well-being. Through his research, he seeks to advance the understanding of how urban forestry can contribute to sustainable urban development and improve the quality of life in cities. With a commitment to both education and research, Professor Bergsagel continues to inspire his students and colleagues alike. His work not only contributes to the academic community but also addresses pressing environmental challenges, making a significant impact on the field of civil and environmental engineering.