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‘The best of the American system’: Colleagues reflect on Melody McCray-Miller’s legacy after her death
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‘The best of the American system’: Colleagues reflect on Melody McCray-Miller’s legacy after her death
Melody McCray-Miller, a Wichita State adjunct instructor in the Political Science department and local politician, died after a long-term illness in February at the age of 69. Her legacy, however, can be seen at the university and across Wichita. “It’s just (a) shock that somebody so vibrant and active and just meaningful to our community work could be gone so suddenly,” said Nikki Keene-Woods, a professor and department chair of public health …
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