Staff

Hundley Hall

The Counseling Center is located on the terrace level of Hundley Hall.

Courtney Zongrone ’14, ’17 MEd, PhD, LPC
Clinical Director of Counseling Services

zongrone_c1@lynchburg.edu

• PhD — Virginia Tech
• MEd, Clinical Mental Health Counseling — University of Lynchburg
• BA, English — University of Lynchburg

Courtney Zongrone is a licensed professional counselor and board-approved LPC supervisor in Virginia with extensive experience working in community and college mental health settings. She is passionate about building meaningful relationships with her clients to achieve positive change.

Tiffany Boydoh, MSW, LCSW
Assistant Director of Counseling Services

boydoh_t@lynchburg.edu

• MSW — Radford University
• BSW — Longwood University

Tiffany Boydoh is a licensed clinical social worker and board-approved LCSW supervisor in Virginia. She has experience in emergency mental health services, inpatient psychiatric treatment, and outpatient care. Tiffany strives to provide a safe space for students to work through obstacles, build resilience, and thrive.

Christina Cunningham ’20, MEd
University Counselor

cunningham_c@lynchburg.edu

• MEd, Clinical Mental Health Counseling — Virginia Tech
• BS — University of Lynchburg

Christina Cunningham has experience working with children, young adults, and older adults. She completed her internship here at the University before graduation, which fueled her passion for working with college students. She enjoys offering a safe space where students can be their true selves and supporting them through whatever may bring them to her office.

Julian Rodgers, LPC
University Counselor

rodgers_j@lynchburg.edu

• MA – Liberty University
• BS — Liberty University

Julian Rodgers deviated from his undergraduate degree in criminal justice largely due to his involvement in student leadership. Throughout his time as a student leader, he grew in his passion for supporting and walking alongside others. When not spending time with his cat, Kaladin Stormblessed, he enjoys sharing experiences with others through board games, good stories, and roller coasters/theme parks. He’s excited to be part of the Hornet family and to partner with students as they navigate the roller coaster known as the college experience.

Natalie McCain
Graduate Counseling Intern

counseling@lynchburg.edu

• MEd (candidate), Clinical Mental Health Counseling — University of Lynchburg
• BS – Simmons College
• BA – North Carolina State University

Natalie has worked as a registered nurse for 20 years. She is making a career change into counseling after a challenging transition from life in a military family to civilian life. She is looking forward to providing a space for others to share challenges and develop authenticity. Natalie enjoys hiking, running, spending time in nature, and going on adventures with her three boys.

Parker Manley
Graduate Practicum Student

counseling@lynchburg.edu

• MEd (candidate), Clinical Mental Health Counseling — University of Lynchburg
• BA — Queens University of Charlotte

Parker Manley is a master’s degree student in clinical mental health counseling at the University of Lynchburg and has experience working with children, young adults, and older adults. He is committed to creating a welcoming, supportive, and non-judgmental space, helping students navigate the challenges of academic and personal life. In his free time, he enjoys watching and playing sports of all kinds, exercising, listening to music, and spending time with friends.