Undergraduate Research Week
Undergraduate Research Week is a national celebration of undergraduate research and creative activity that highlights the outstanding scholarship taking place on campuses across the United States. The Undergraduate Research Center is pleased to showcase and commemorate the many talents of our students and faculty mentors at Middle Tennessee State University through a weeklong series of events. We hope you check out our online resources and events to learn more about undergraduate research taking place on campus!
2nd Annual URECA Distinguished Lecture & Luncheon
Featuring Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
11-12 PM, KUC Theatre
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The URC is excited to welcome Ketch Secor to MTSU as the distinguished lecturer for our 2nd Annual URECA luncheon.
For the last twenty years, multi-instrumentalist Ketch Secor has been frontman and fiddler for Old Crow Medicine Show, best known for the hit song “Wagon Wheel.”
Old Crow Medicine Show became members of the Grand Ole Opry on September 17, 2013. That same year, they received the Trailblazer Award from the Americana Music Association and, two years later, won the 2015 GRAMMY Award for Best Folk Album with their LP, Remedy.
Known for his interest in Appalachian history and musicology, Ketch recently wrote
a children’s book, Lorraine – his retelling of a Southern folktale, interwoven with
the power of music.
Sponsored by MTSU's Distinguished Lecture Fund
and the Student Organization for the Advancement of Research