Consultant in Human Development, 1994-Present | Atlanta, GA Counsels clients in stress management, conflict resolution, and problem-solving skill-sets for use in the home, workplace, and in the broader community. Founder & Director of S.A.P.S.E, 1994-Present | Atlanta, GA Directs research which fosters multi-cultural studies for the local community in the PsychoSpiritual systems of world religions. S.A.P.S.E sponsors adult-education classes, seminars, and workshops. S.A.P.S.E. houses a developing library in psychology and religion, and is made available to the local community-at-large.     Adjunct Faculty / Advisor 1994-1995 | Union Institute, Cincinnatti, OH Served as a consultant on a doctoral committee in psychology studies for Annie McCallister-Prescott,Ph.D.. West Georgia College, Carrollton GA 1990-1991 Served as advisor to Joe N. Culpepper in the direction of his master's thesis, entitled, "The Christ Event as A Paradigm for the Individuating Ego in the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous." Spiritual Director The Ridgeview Institute, Smyrna, GA | 1988- 1994 Taught adult-education classes to residents and outreach programs to the local community in the psychological health components of eastern and western religious thought. Designed a clinical assessment/strategy program in multi-cultural spirituality for Addictions Medicine which was integrated into the medical record system. Implemented a spiritual assessment/treatment program for Adult Addictions, Adult and Adolescent Dual Diagnosis Units, and the Women's Center at Ridgeview, which included the creation of a specialized spiritual program for impaired professionals (e.g. teachers, clergy, medical doctors and nurses) participating from all regions in the United States. Teaching Assistant / University Fellow 1984-1988 | Emory University, Atlanta, GA Appointed by the Department of Religion to teach cross-disciplinary courses in religion and philosophy. Associate Director of Campus Ministry 1982-1984 | Catholic High School, St. Cloud, MN Taught specialized courses in the history of ideas in the major world religions to upper-division students. Formed a music ensemble from the student body, which regularly performed sacred music for school functions. Benedictine Monk 1976-1982 | St. John's Abbey & University, Collegeville, MN Was guest lecturer in 19th and 20th century western literature and religion under the university president's special appointment program. 1980-1981 As Resident Scholar at the Hill Monastic Manuscript Library (St. John's Abbey & University,Collegeville.MN) was invited to perform a 14th century manuscript discovered in the library with a "collegium musicum" for network television. 1979-1980 Professional Artist / Musician 1967-1972 | Columbia, Epic, & Capitol Records, New York, NY & Los Angeles, CA. Received a three-year recording contract (1967 )with Columbia/Epic Records (New York, NY), with two record releases charted nationally in Record World and Billboard Magazines. Received an album contract (1972) with Captol Records (Los Angeles, CA) and was awarded contract with The Society for Composers, Authors and Publishers for original compositions. In 1982 Dr. Lundgren recorded an album of original compositions entitled Time of the Harvest: Songs for Three Voices, St. John's Abbey, Liturgical Press Collegeville, MN. In 1992 Dr. Lundgren recorded a collection of original compositions entitled Breaking Open, Alexander Zayne Records, Atlanta, GA. In 2003 Dr. Lundgren published a CD of original compositions with the world-fusion ensemble Cypress, entitled Pouring Light, Blue Tree Records, Atlanta, GA.