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                                                          MARCH MAJOR MADNESS

                                                                   Tuesday, March 21st  

 How do I participate?

  1. Declare your major in Foxlink. In order to officially declare, you need to have completed and passed two courses from the major and two courses from academic divisions outside of your major. The academic divisions are Humanities, Expressive Arts, Social Sciences, Social Sciences - Applied, Business, and Sciences. 
  2. Get major swag at Tars Plaza on Tuesday, March 21 during Common Hour, 12:15pm-2pm.
  3. Share the news! If you are on campus, snap a pic at your major department home and post on social media! See your Major Photo Locations.

If you are eligible and have any technical issues with the form, please contact the Registrar's Office (registrar@rollins.edu). Any other Major questions should be directed to your academic advisor. Also, feel free to send those to Advising@rollins.edu.             

                 Major Madness Photo Locations

Visit these locations to take your picture celebrating your new major!  Tag your photos on social media with the hashtag #RollinsMajorMadness

American Studies:         

Political Science/History Lobby, Cornell Social Sciences

Anthropology:                

Anthropology Department lobby area, Cornell Social Sciences

Art History:                     

large blue head on the RMA patio (behind the museum)!

Art (Studio):                    

large blue head on the RMA patio (behind the museum)!

Asian Studies:  

Ninomiya Sontoku statue, Lobby of Warren Administration Building

Biochem/Molecular Bio:

BUSH entrance facing the Mills Lawn; in front of BUSH 101 we will have a skeleton friend

Business:                         

Business dept. offices: 170 Fairbanks, 2nd floor

Biology:                            

BUSH entrance facing the Mills Lawn; in front of BUSH 101 we will have a skeleton friend

Chemistry:                      

BUSH 260

Classical Studies:           

Columns outside Sullivan House

Communication Studies:

Communication Suite, Cornell Social Sciences (Y2K theme party)

Computer Science:        

Main Entrance, Bush Science Center

Critical Media/Cult. Studies:

Snap a picture of yourself engaged with a social issue

Economics:

Economics Lobby’s library nook, Cornell Social Sciences

Education:        

Curriculum Library, Cornell Social Sciences Room 248

English:

Steps in Front of Carnegie Hall

Environmental Studies:

Front entrance of Beal Maltbie building

History:

Political Science/History Lobby, Cornell Social Sciences

International Relations:

Political Science/History Lobby, Cornell Social Sciences

LACS:   

Political Science/History Lobby, Cornell Social Sciences

Mathematics:  

Boat sculpture on Lake Virginia, behind Lakeside Residence Hall

Music:

Outside Main Entrance of Keene Hall

Philosophy:

French House Patio

Physics:

Basement of Bush Science Center

Political Science:

Benjamin Franklin statue behind Carnegie Hall

Psychology:

Psychology Lobby, Third Floor, Bush Science Center

Public Policy/Pol. Economy:

Political Science/History Lobby, Cornell Social Sciences

Religion:

French House Patio

Social Entrepreneurship:

SE’s Suite in KWR’s second floor, by Dr. Szopa’s office (KWR 210)

Social Innovation:

Social Impact Hub & Design Lab, Kathleen W. Rollins Hall

Sociology:

Sociology Department lobby area, Cornell Social Sciences

Spanish:            

Entrance to Casa Iberia

Theatre Arts and Dance:

Annie Russell Lobby, use Latecomer’s entrance