David Yeh has helped with numerous TAP events and continues to give back to the community. Some examples include: registration booth for June TAPpy Hour in South Bay; registration booth for the majority of the day during the TAP Olympics; one of the three cooks at the TAP Taiwanese BBQ; volunteered for Happy Kids Day, including staying later than his shift to clean up; help with set up and sang at EOY Luncheon; and lastly, helped create a bridge between TAP-SF and TAJCC-NC. From : Houston, TX (born in Taipei) Studied : Electrical Engineering at University of Texas at Austin Currently doing: semiconductor wet processes at Malema Sensors 1. Why did you decide to get involved with TAP and what was your first event? To mingle with fellow Taiwanese Americans. First event was either the Asian American Film Festival  two years ago or a Tappy hour in south bay at around the same time. 2. Why is TAP important to you and why do you continue to be so active? TAP is important because it connects TAs with each other and builds a mutually-beneficial community. 3. How has TAP benefited you the most? By planning and hosting various fun and/or informative events. 4. What was your favorite TAP event this year and why? TAP Olympics, because I enjoy outdoor activities. And I think most of us can use more time outdoors anyway and not sit on our butts. 5. What type of events would you like to see TAP do