Carter Rosekrans

Carter Rosekrans
  • Class of 2012
  • Hometown: East Lansing, MI
  • Archived Blogger

About Carter Rosekrans

Campus Activities

Social Fraternity, Local Internship at the National Center for State Courts and Student Chamber of Commerce

Favorite Spot

The Sunken Garden was my favorite spot on campus because it is beautiful in every season and you always see someone you know there. I could play frisbee, sit and read a good book or participate in one of the many campus events that took place there. It’s always easy to get a sense of the tight-knit W&M community by walking through the Sunken Garden and it’s a great setting for spending time with friends on a sunny Williamsburg day.

Posts by Carter Rosekrans

All About Interviewing

By Carter Rosekrans On August 14, 2011
In Admission, Student Blogs 
Undergraduate Admission office sign
It’s hard to believe that summer is over, and I’m done with my job as a senior interviewer. It went by too quickly, but
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Listening to the Walrus

By Carter Rosekrans On August 3, 2011
In Academics, Campus Life, Careers, Student Blogs 
People in professional attire meeting in Cohen Career Center lobby
“The time has come,” the Walrus said, “To talk of many things: Of shoes–and ships–and sealing-wax– Of cabbages–and kings– And why the sea is
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Running in Williamsburg

By Carter Rosekrans On July 27, 2011
In Athletics, Campus Life, Student Blogs, Williamsburg 
If you’re like me, sometimes the best way to blow off steam is by going for a nice, long run. Running is not just
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I’ve Got the Hunger

By Carter Rosekrans On July 13, 2011
In Arts & Culture, Student Blogs, Study Away 
Chinese dance performance with fans and colorful costumes
Every night I toss and turn, and I can feel my soul yearning with a hunger I cannot presently fulfill.   It has been two
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Getting My Beach Fix

By Carter Rosekrans On June 27, 2011
In Campus Life, Student Blogs, Study Away, Williamsburg 
Fife and drum walking in Williamsburg
I really enjoy being back in Williamsburg for the summer, and even though the campus is not quite as bustling as it normally is,
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