Janie Simms Hipp, J.D., LL.M.

First enrolled tribal citizen to serve as general counsel for the USDA and founding CEO of the Native American Agricultural Fund

• Hall of Fame

Spanning four decades, she's had a career of firsts: from the USDA general counsel to founding the Native American Agriculture Fund to a lifetime achievement award from President Barack Obama.

Montford Johnson

Cattleman, agricultural pioneer and entrepreneur who helped shape modern-day Oklahoma and improve the lives of First Americans

• Hall of Fame

A fierce tribal advocate and ranching pioneer, he’s a testament to working hard, following one's passions and taking care of those around you.

Patricia Ann Engle Woods

A pioneering health representative and advocate, her four decades of service impacted elder care and cultural preservation within the Chickasaw Nation and the United States

• Hall of Fame

Recognized by the Chickasaw Nation for her "Outstanding Leadership," her four decades of service as a pioneering healthcare advocate uplifted elder care and culture preservation.

Paul "Lance" Straughn

An award-winning contemporary artist and author preserving First American culture and mythology through his unique paintings, sculptures and storytelling

• Hall of Fame

The accomplished artist creates in honor of his heritage, helping preserve First American history and culture for generations to come.

William Joseph Wright

The only person to serve as chief ranger at three major national parks

• Public Service

He's committed nearly four decades to the National Park Service and is the only person to serve as chief ranger at three major national parks.