yaru "bobbitt" liu potentate director

Far from being scared off by serving as Assistant Director for AggieCon 31, Bobbitt agreed to become Director for AggieCon 32 out of the kindness of her heart; the year's supply of poppadoms and lager had nothing to do with it. The rest of the cast would like to repudiate the rumor that she was replaced by a psychomorph prior to accepting the position. Bobbitt would like to say hello to her parents and Dagmar the Wonder Cat.

michael "po'ki" crocker power-crazed dictator guest relations

Po'Ki served as Director of AggieCon 31. He spent the next few months in Antigua recovering from exhaustion with the aid of sun, sand, and the sorts of drinks that have little umbrellas with fruit stuck on them, then headed out for a rousingly successful three-month gig as a torch singer at the Big Bang Burger Bar. Po'Ki would like to recognize his fans for all their love and support.

linda "sangria" canik slow learner program book editor

Sangria was cast as the Program Book Editor for AggieCon 31 and not having learned her lesson the first time round, eagerly grasped the opportunity to do it all over again. In her spare time, she can be found acting as Assistant Recreation Director on the Velvet Comet. Sangria would like to thank all the regulars at the 42nd Street Bar for believing in her.

adam "vic" waggenspack head coach dealers' room director

As the Dealer's Room Director for AggieCon 31, Vic learned that you can solve any problem by reversing the polarity of the neutron flow. He spends his time outside of AggieCon (is there truly such a thing?) boldly splitting infinitives that no one has split before. Vic would like to suck up to thank the director for allowing him this opportunity to excel.

beth "rack" bader minion dealer's room assistant

As Dealer's Room Assistant, Rack is understudying Vic this year. Previous roles for Rack have included Third Person from Right and Random Villager in Scorsese's thrilling adaptation of Princess Mononoke, and she is especially proud of her work as Person Standing in Line Behind Talia in the critically acclaimed musical PsyCorps.