San Francisco State University proposed discontinuing the B.A. in Italian, B.A. in German and B.A. in Ethnic Studies through the College of Professional & Global Education, following historically low enrollment and faculty layoffs.  Claude Bartholomew, director of strategic initiatives and university curriculum coordinator, said that the programs under review had “limited enrollment,” a determining factor for their proposed discontinuance.  “Essentially, someone in the department has proposed that the program be discontinued,” Bartholomew said in an email. “The proposal has been approved by the department [chair], college [associate dean] and is moving forward to review by the academic senate.”  🔗 Read full story at link in bio. ✍️: Jazyln Wong (jjazlynwong_), Maya Latz (myuhhdigitalfootprint) 📸: Haley Abarca (haley_abarca) #sfsu #sfstate #discontinuedprograms #languagecuts #ethnicstudies