Nigrescence Theory to Teach Selected August Wilson Plays and to Enhance Student Literacy. Kendall Hunt Publishing Company.

Gatling, P., Gatling, V. & Hamilton, L. (2014). An Inexcusable Absence: The Shortage of Black Male Teachers. Author House Publishing Company.

Smith, K. & Hamilton, L. (2013). “Exploring Trust in Perception of Crime Models in South Africa.” African Journal of Criminology and Justice Studies, AJCJS, 7(1&2), 85-100.

Anderson, W., Hamilton, L., Pace, W., Pearlman, D., et al. (2012). Introduction to World Literature: Rites of Passage. Kendall Hunt Publishing Company.

Hamilton, L. & K. Smith. (2012). “Summer Bridge: Evaluating the Retention of First-Year HBCU Students Through a Comprehensive Advisor-Focused College Outreach Program.” E-Source for College Transitions.

Hamilton, L. & K. Smith. (2012). “Summer Bridge: A Model for Impacting Student Retention.” 8th Annual National Symposium on Student Retention: Conference Proceedings.

Hamilton, L. & Matveev, A. (2011). “Engagement (MIS) Calibration: Lost Opportunities.” REASON Journal, 3 (2), 12-18.

Hamilton, L. & Matveev, A. (2011). “Models of Success.” REASON Journal, 3 (4), 20-24.

Hamilton, L. & Matveev, A. (2011). “Tutoring Exchange: Aligning Help-Seeking and Helping Behavior.” REASON Journal, 3 (4), 14-20.

University of Pennsylvania (PENN) (2011), Minority Serving Institutions: Models of Success grant. Lumina and Kresge Foundations, Award ($50,000.00).

Title III Part B Funds (2011), Strengthening Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program, United States Department of Education, Learning Resources and Student Success Center: Developing a Comprehensive System to Improve Student Retention and Ensure Student Success, Award ($541,089.00).

Title III Part B Funds (2010), Strengthening Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program, United States Department of Education, Learning Resources and Student Success Center: Developing a Comprehensive System to Improve Student Retention and Ensure Student Success, Award ($571, 883.00).

Institution for Higher Education Policy (IHEP) (2009), Wal-Mart Minority Student Success Initiative, Award ($100,000.00).

Title III Part B Funds (2009), Strengthening Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program, United States Department of Education, Satellite Academic Support Services: Developing a One-Stop Student Service Center, Award ($486, 074.00).