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A Legacy of Distinction

1982 1) Dr. Theodore Jojola, Native American Political Scientist
2) Dr. Rennard Strickland, Native American Professor of Law and
History, University of Tulsa

1983 1) Mark Monroe (Sioux), Director of American Indian Council

1984 1) Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne, Hodulgee, Muscogee), Poet, Writer,
Lecturer, Policy Analyst, President & Executive Director of the
Morningstar Institute, Washington D.C.

1985 1) Chief Oren Lyons (Onondaga), Director of American Studies, Univ. of
Buffalo, Faithkeeper- Iroquois Confederacy
2) Dr. Beatrice Medicine, Director of Native Studies, Univ. of Calgary

1986 1) Lucy Tapahonso, Poet, Professor of English & American Indian Studies
Univ. of Arizona

1987 1) Dr. Elgin Badwound, President, Ogala Lakota College

1988 1) Wilma Mankiller (Cherokee), Principal Chief, Cherokee Nation

1989 1) John Mohawk, Professor of Native American Studies

1990 1) Peterson Zah (Navajo), former......

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