Background
Lundgren, Clara Eloise was born on March 7, 1951 in Temple, Texas, United States. Daughter of Claude Elton and Klara (Csirmaz) Lundgren.
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Clara Eloise Lundgren
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Clara Eloise Lundgren, American Public affairs administrator, journalist. Recipient National Observer Journalistic Achievement award Dow Jones & Company, 1971, Superior Civilian Svc. award Department Army, 1989, Meritorious Civilian Svc. award, 1992, Exceptional Civilian Svc. award, 1994. Member Executive Women in Texas Government, Public Rels. Society American, National Association Govt.Communicators, Texas Good Rds./Transportation Association.
Education
Associate of Arts, Temple Junior College, 1971. BJ, University Texas, 1973. Master of Arts, Columbia Pacific University, 1986.
Career
Reporter Temple Daily Telegram, 1970-1972. News editor Austin (Texas) American-Statesman, 1972-1975. Managing editor Stillhouse Hollow Publications, Inc., Belton, 1975-1977.
Public affairs officer Darnall Army Community Hospital, Fort Hood, Texas, 1978-1980. Editor Fort Hood Sentinel III Corps, 1980-1985. Command information officer Public Affairs Office III Corps, Fort Hood, 1985-1987, community relations officer, 1987-1988, deputy public affairs officer, 1988-1994.
Public information director Texas Department Transportation, Austin, 1994—2000. Community relations officer III Corps & Fort Hood (Texas) Public Affairs Office, 2003—2006. Public affairs officer Operational Test Command, since 2006.
Achievements
Membership
President Episcopalian Church Women, Christ Church. Board directors Belton Christian Youth Center. Member of AUSA (Central Texas-Fort Hood chapter, vice president), Central Texas Ad League, Rotary (Killeen Heights secretary).
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Nationality
American
Education
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1971
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1973
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1986
Career
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1970 - 1972
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1972 - 1975
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1975 - 1977
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1978 - 1980
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1980 - 1985
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1985 - 1987
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1994
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2003 - 2006
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2006
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Awards
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Recipient National Observer Journalistic Achievement award Dow Jones & Company, 1971, Superior Civilian Service award Department Army, 1989, Meritorious Civilian Service award, 1992, Exceptional Civilian Service award, 1994, Commander's award for public service, 2005, Yellow Rose of Texas award Governor's Commission, 2005, Woman of Distinction award, Girl Scouts American, 2006.Recipient National Observer Journalistic Achievement award Dow Jones & Company, 1971, Superior Civilian Service award Department Army, 1989, Meritorious Civilian Service award, 1992, Exceptional Civilian Service award, 1994, Commander's award for public service, 2005, Yellow Rose of Texas award Governor's Commission, 2005, Woman of Distinction award, Girl Scouts American, 2006.