Professor Rogers has published important scholarly articles which have been cited by other authors in their works as well as by the judiciary.

A noteworthy example of his scholarship is an article titled The Black Quest for Economic Liberty: Legal, Historical and Related Considerations, 48 How. L.J. 1 (2004).

Various universities have requested permission from Professor Rogers to use this article as resource material for courses in their curriculum. Professor Rogers received a contract from the Greenwood Publishing Group on May 14, 2007 to write a book tentatively titled: The African American Entrepreneur: Then and Now. Professor Rogers also has authored five copyrighted unpublished instructional texts/manuals which he uses in conjunction with his classes.

The five instructional texts are as follows: Study Materials for Corporations and Business Organizations; Getting a Grip on the Structure of Property Law: An Overview of the Course in Property Law; Property Terms and Concepts; Study Materials for Conflict of Laws; and Study Materials for Federal Courts.

revised December 7, 2007