Here a few thoughts by different TAGA student chapter presidents on the 2006 TAGA Conference:

“This year’s annual TAGA conference was, again, a BLAST! The work and dedication of all the students showed greatly in the quality and uniqueness of each journal. I look forward to what will be presented at next year’s conference.”
Tera Enterline, Clemson University

“First, we wish to congratulate all the chapter members and we hope that this conference was enriching for everyone. We hope that the presence of the French student chapter, after a year of absence, was appreciated.”
Élise Poupinet and Alain Andro, EFPG Grenoble, France.

“This year’s UW-Stout TAGA student chapter has had a highly productive and organized year. With only a small handful of returning members, we spent many hours recruiting. Stout now has 19 members, who I hope will continue to be involved with the chapter next year. Thank you to those who made this experience what it has been and we look forward to keeping in contact.”
Emily Bauer, University of Wisconsin-Stout

“This year has been an amazing experience for all of us at Cal Poly TAGA. I am so proud of the work that we have produced, and can’t wait to return to the conference in 2007.”
Angelica Li, California Polytechnic Institute

“Every year RIT TAGA tries to do its best in creating an original publication to enter in the competition. This year’s book is no exception. It definitely exemplified a unique journal. I am proud of our members, as well as other student chapters for their participation with the TAGA organization.”
Thomas Thayer, Rochester Institute of Technology