Honors and Awards

Honors and Awards

  • Kisinger Campo & Associates Corporation Term Professorship 2017-present
  • University Term Professorship 2017-present
  • Elected to American Concrete Institute Board of Directors 2017-present
  • Post-Tensioning Institute Kenneth B. Bondy Award for the Most Meritorious Technical Paper (2017).
  • Byron D. Spangler Professorship 2013-2015
  • FHWA Expert Task Group on post-tensioning grout April 4, 2012
  • 2011 Elected Fellow of the Post-Tensioning Institute.
  • 2011 Outstanding TMS Journal Paper Award: Stierwalt, D. D. and Hamilton, H. R. Effect of Moisture on FRP-Masonry Bond Strength Vol. 26, No. 1 July, 2008.
  • SAMPE 2004 outstanding paper competition: 3rd Place for the paper:  Brown, J. R. and Hamilton III, H. R., “Phase Thermography Inspection of Multi-layer FRP Composites Bonded to Concrete,” SAMPE 2004 Proceedings, November 15-18, 2004, San Diego, CA
  • COMPOSITES 2004 Best Overall Technical Paper and Best Applications Technical Paper Kutarba, M. P., Brown, J. R., Hamilton, H. R., “Repair of Corrosion Damaged Concrete Beams with Carbon Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Composites,” American Composites Manufacturers Association Convention and Trade Show, October 6-8, 2004, Tampa, FL
  • 2004 Elected Fellow of the American Concrete Institute.
  • 2001 Alan H. Yorkdale Memorial Award, for the paper “Restraint Effectiveness in Unbonded Tendons for Post-tensioned Masonry,” ACI Structural Journal, Nov/Dec 2000, Co-author: David Stierwalt.  American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) Committee C 15
  • Mortar Board Top Prof., University of Wyoming, 1999
  • 1999 J. James R Croes Medal, for the paper “Bridge Stay Cable Corrosion Protection I: Grout Injection and Load Testing,” Journal of Bridge Engineering, May 1998, American Society of Civil Engineers.
  • Excellence in Advising, University of Wyoming, Spring 1998
  • Best Master’s Thesis of 1998 awarded to C.C.R. Badger, H. R. Hamilton III, advisor, The Masonry Society.
  • National Science Foundation Career Award, 1998