Howdy Y'all!

 Howdy everyone! My name is Pedro Chavez and I am a Media Arts major! I am a junior in NJCU and have been enjoying my time at the university pretty well! I decided to major in Media Arts as I am a big fan of films and hope to eventually make one myself!


I ended up taking this course as I am also a big fan of reading and writing. I spend a lot of my free time reading and writing and when I saw this course, I thought it would help me a lot in the future of my dream career and the hobbies I enjoy partaking in so much! I can't wait to meet the rest of you.


Here's an outdated picture of myself because I don't like taking pictures of myself very often.



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