University Counseling Staff
Director of University Counseling
Mindy Windholz, MS, LPC, NCC, CCTP
Mindy Windholz is a graduate of Fort Hays State University in Hays, KS, where she earned her BA in Psychology with a minor in Sociology, as well as her Master of Science in Counseling. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and holds licenses in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri. She is also a Nationally Certified Counselor. She has worked in a private practice setting and a victim centered environment, specializing in domestic violence and sexual assault. Mindy has experience in working with depression, anxiety, substance abuse and addiction, women’s issues, sexual orientation, and severe and persistent mental illness, as well as issues common to many college students: relationships, self-esteem, test anxiety, and adjustment to new life experiences.
Personal Counselor
Allison Hill, M.Ed., LPC Candidate
I am a licensed professional counselor candidate with a Master of Education in counseling from the University of Oklahoma. My undergraduate degree is in psychology with an English minor from the University of Central Oklahoma. I gained clinical experience while interning for one year in the counseling center at OCU. During that time, I had the pleasure of working with a variety of client concerns, such as anxiety, depression, and severe mental illnesses. I am delighted to continue here and am looking forward to working with you.
Personal Counselor
Kimberly Farris, M.Ed., LADC, LPC
Kim is dual licensed as a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor as well as a Licensed Professional Counselor. She has worked in the field over 10 years and has extensive experience working with adolescents, adults and families struggling with various issues that interfere with their quality of life. She graduated with honors from the University of Central Oklahoma in 2004 with a Bachelor degree in Biology and double minored in Spanish and Psychology. Kim remained active in the community and gained experience working with young adults. Kim’s decision to pursue a career in counseling was heavily influenced by these experiences. She went on to graduate school at Southwestern Oklahoma State University where she obtained a Master’s of Education degree in Community Counseling in 2006. Her passion to help people reclaim their lives from the devastating impact of addiction and dysfunctions is evident in her work. Kim’s enthusiasm for recovery is contagious and her dedication to help those still struggling shines through in every aspect of her life.
Administrative Assistant
Chloe Roby is the University Counseling Administrative Assistant. She is available to assist students with scheduling and supports University Counseling staff with various needs. Your comfort and confidentiality while using our services is priority.