Marshall E. Conway (#116469)'s scheduled hearing in November 2011.  Mr. Conway's prison record is exemplary, and he has continually worked to create programs to decrease violence within the prison. Mr. Conway has served as mentor and teacher to numerous other prisoners. His time has been spent educating himself and implementing programs that help prisoners transform their lives, such as To Speak Their Own Words, one of the first programs in the Maryland Penitentiary to bring outside volunteers into the prison. Since that time, he has been a leader in a number of initiatives that promote personal change and transformation, the latest being A Friend of a Friend mentoring project. As a result, Mr. Conway is well known and respected by many people who work for peace and justice throughout the world. He has authored two books and obtained a bachelor's degree from Coppin State University in Baltimore. In addition, the Baltimore City Council, on two occasions passed resolutions calling for clemency for Mr. Conway. Thus, I hope that the Parole Commission will consider these facts and render a favorable decision for Mr. Conway.