Joy Mobley is being recognized for her commitment to impact and inclusion, which has informed her leadership. Joy stands out for her passion for justice, her interest in learning and teaching, and her goal to work towards equal rights— particularly among underrepresented and underprivileged communities. Her commitment is evident in her work with under-resourced high schools through Model UN, spearheading programs as the Vice President of the Black Students' Organization, and working to make entrepreneurship more accessible through CORE. Joy is focused on education and access. In all of her projects and involvement, she displays great energy and dedication: she started a social media campaign to educate youth about injustice, she served under the Urban League, and she works with Columbia Housing Equity Project to help the surrounding homeless community.