Mobley has investigated the experiences of first-generation students, transfer students, Black students, student veterans, and women in engineering. Through her interdisciplinary research on engineering/STEM education, Dr. She is also Co-PI with Leslie Hossfeld on a community-based grant from Blue Cross/Blue Shield of South Carolina Foundation investigating food security in seven rural South Carolina counties. Mobley is currently involved in three active NSF projects. Mobley has engaged in extensive community-based research and evaluation for diverse clients, including the United Way of Pickens County, the Upstate Housing Coalition, the United Way of Greenville County, Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program, and the Saluda Reedy Watershed Coalition.

Agencies served include the Clemson University Police Department, Oconee County, Oconee County Sheriff’s Office, Screven County Sheriff’s Office and the 29 th Judicial Circuit of Missouri.ĭr. He has formed research practitioner partnerships with governmental agencies including county governments, law enforcement, jails and courts. Bureau of Justice Assistance for substance abuse treatment, specialty court enhancement, and justice and mental health collaboration programs. He has authored numerous successful federal service delivery grants from the U.S. Department of Justice to reduce the number of individuals with mental illnesses and co-occurring disorders in jail, evaluate veteran treatment courts, design law enforcement-led initiatives to respond to individuals with mental illnesses, and support justice-led programs to implement evidence-based practices to reduce substance abuse. He has worked on projects funded by the U.S. Miller has evaluated drug abuse, probation practices, offender reentry, and drug treatment programs.

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