Staff

Hundley Hall

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

Tara Nunley ’08 MEd, LPC
Clinical Director of Counseling Services

nunley@lynchburg.edu

• MEd, Community Counseling — University of Lynchburg
• MAEd, Higher Education — Virginia Tech University
• BS — West Virginia College

Tara started working at the Counseling Center in the spring of 2010. Tara enjoys helping college students work through a broad range of issues such as substance abuse, anxiety, depression, and trauma.

Jessica Brooks
Administrative Assistant

brooks_jm@lynchburg.edu

Christina George, MEd, ’20
University Counselor

george_c@lynchburg.edu

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

Christina is a Resident in Counseling who has experience working with children, young adults, and older adults. Christina completed her internship here at the University before graduating, 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.

Michael Judd, MD
Consulting Psychiatrist

Celena Miller
Administrative Assistant

miller_cm@lynchburg.edu

Julian Rodgers ’19 MA, LMHP-R
University Counselor and Group Coordinator

rodgers_j@lynchburg.edu

• MA, Clinical Mental Health Counseling – Liberty University

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

Amy Scott ’14 MEd, LPC
University Counselor

scott_ab@lynchburg.edu

• MEd, Clinical Mental Health Counseling — University of Lynchburg

Amy Scott gained her passion for working with college students while working as a graduate assistant in residence life at Lynchburg, as well as counseling at other institutions across the state. Amy loves supporting students through life experiences and changes using person centered and solution focused techniques. In her spare time, she enjoys watching football, playing with her dog, hanging out with friends and family, and taking road trips. Amy is happy to have returned home to University of Lynchburg as she finishes up her residency in counseling and becomes a Licensed Professional Counselor.

Emily Woody ’08 MEd, LPC
University Counselor

woody.e@lynchburg.edu

• MEd, Community Counseling — University of Lynchburg
• BS — Virginia Tech University

Emily previously worked with children and their families through a private counseling agency in Lynchburg and at the Community Services Board until obtaining her licensure for professional counseling in 2013. Emily started working at the University of Lynchburg in 2014 and looks forward to helping students facilitate their transition into college among other concerns.