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McKinley Conway
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

2000. Chairman, World Development Federation.

1999. International Statesmans Yearbook. London.

1999. Who's Who In America. Marquis. Chicago.

1998. Lifetime Service Award, Council for Urban Development.

1995. Inducted into Georgia Tech Hall of Fame for Engineers.

1995. Honoree of European Research Foundation and Institute (ERFI),Brussels.

1994. Founder Award. International Development Research Council.

1994. Commendation, State of Arizona, Gov. Fife Symington.

1994. Commendation, State of California, Gov. Pete Wilson.

1994. Commendation, State of Colorado, Gov. Roy Romer.

1994. Commendation, State of Michigan, Gov. John Engler.

1994. Commendation, State of Ohio, Gov. George Voinovich.

1994. Commendation, State of South Carolina, Gov. Carroll Campbell.

1994. Commendation, State of Georgia. Gov. Zell Miller.

1994. Proclamation of "Conway Day" by State of Nevada,Gov. Bob Miller. May 17, 1994

1994. Tennessee Outstanding Achievement Award. Gov. Ned McWherter.

1990. Plaque, from the Victims of Pan Am Flight 103..

1988. International Association of Professional Bureaucrats RejectionScroll.

1985. Named a Kentucky Colonel

1984. Honorary Member, Loyal Order of Watermen, Crab Pickers,Oyster Shuckers of Chesapeake Country.

1982. Gold Mercury International Award. Addis Ababa.

1982. Named Master Professional. Industrial Development ResearchCouncil.

1980. Deputy Sheriff, Pinellas County, Fla.

1979. Distinguished Leadership Award. Industrial DevelopmentResearch Council.

1972. Recognition Award. Georgia Science and Technology Commission.

1971. Trustee, Phelps-Stokes Fund for negro education. N.Y.

1967. Board of Trustees, Ocean Science Center for the Atlantic.

1967. Certificate of Appreciation, Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission.

1966. Elected to Georgia State Senate for second term.

1965. Chairman, Georgia Science and Technology Commission.

1965. Chairman, Inter-American Development Conference, Caracas.

1965. Chairman, Atlanta Bio-Technology Study Committee.

1964. Chairman, Governor's Commission for Scientific Research and Development.

1963. U.S. Dept. of Commerce Export Expansion Council.

1963. Honorary Citizen, City of Pascagoula, Miss.

1963. Georgia Nuclear Advisory Commission.

1963. Honorary Citizen, State of Texas.

1963. Honorary Fire Boss, City of Beckley, West Va.

1963. Honorary Citizen, State of Tennessee.

1963. Colonel, Governor's Staff, Georgia.

1962. U.S. Dept. of Commerce Development Mission to Burma.

1962. Elected to Georgia State Senate.

1962. Big Gun Salute. Station WGUN, Atlanta.

1962. Atlanta Rapid Transit Study Commission.

1962. Chairman, DeKalb County Airport Board.

1961. Million Miler plaque. United Airlines.

1960. Honorary Citizen, City of New Orleans.

1959. Chairman, local government study commission created by Georgia legislature.

1956. Elected President, Sigma Delta Chi, Atlanta Chapter.

1955. Chairman, DeKalb County Planning Commission, Atlanta.

1955. Received Time magazine medal and named one of leaders in Atlanta's future.

1955. Public Relations Award, Advertising Federation of America.

1955. Young Man of the Year, DeKalb Jr. Chamber of Commerce.

1955. Named by Fortune magazine as man to watch.

1955. Radio 750 Award. Station WSB. Atlanta.

1951. National Industrial Zoning Committee.

1951. Fellow, American Assn. for the Advancement of Science.

1940. (While student at Georgia Tech) Editor, student newspaper, The Technique. Member, student council. Member, Athletic Board. President, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.