Dr. Kwoba has been recognized for his contributions to scholarship, teaching, and community engagement through several prestigious awards.
A year-long fellowship grant and residency for doing research and writing for my book on Hubert Harrison at one of the top Black history archives in the world.
After being one of the U of M faculty members to receive the most nominations for the Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching Award, I subsequently was chosen by the university's Distinguished Teaching Award Committee as the winner.
Black Scholars Unlimited is a student Honor Society driven by the purpose of enhancing academic experiences in Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, with a special emphasis on African-American students.
In recognition for work as an outstanding educator in Memphis.