Craig Bergeson

Craig Bergeson's projects resonate with pressing global needs in understanding cultural narratives and literary evolution. As a Professor of Spanish at the Modern Languages and Literatures department at Weber State University, he has dedicated over two decades to exploring the rich tapestry of Spanish literature and culture. His academic journey is marked by a profound engagement with Spanish literary figures, delving into the works of luminaries such as Miguel de Unamuno and Cervantes, as well as the intricate narratives of the Spanish postwar novel. Dr. Bergeson's research interests are not confined to the classroom; they extend into his personal experiences and travels. Having lived in Spain and journeyed through various regions of Latin America, he brings a unique perspective to his teachings, enriching his students' understanding of the Spanish-speaking world. His courses cover all levels of Spanish, with a particular emphasis on literature and culture, fostering a deep appreciation for the language and its diverse expressions. Beyond his academic pursuits, Craig finds solace and inspiration in the arts and nature. He is an avid reader and enjoys the harmonious blend of jazz music and classical guitar, which often accompany his reflective moments. Hiking through scenic trails provides him with a sense of tranquility and connection to the natural world. Family remains a cornerstone of his life, and he cherishes the time spent with loved ones, sharing stories and creating lasting memories. Dr. Bergeson's commitment to education and cultural exploration continues to inspire both his colleagues and students. His work not only contributes to the academic community but also bridges cultural gaps, fostering a greater understanding of the Spanish-speaking world in today's interconnected society.