Post by Lt Georgia Kaney on Apr 4, 2009 21:31:22 GMT
Character Name: Lt Georgia Kaney
Department: Science
Last Posting: Chief of Science, USS Helsinki
Likes: Reading, warm drinks, cosy blankets, good friends, winning at things, making new discoveries
Dislikes: Losing, problems she can't solve, people who are hypocritical, people who are rude to her
A short history of your character:
Georgia was born on Earth, to a mother who worked in the shuttle bays at Starfleet Academy, servicing the training vehicles, and a father who worked in the Academy cafeteria. Both parents always encouraged their daughter to try her hardest, and when she was accepted to the Academy, they were exceptionally proud.
Georgia was always ambitious, and worked hard for every piece of recognition she earnt. She was also never afriad to claim the kudos for discoveries she made, and in so doing she was able to progress through her ranks a little faster than some science officers.
A student of planetary physics, she was always interested in why things happen. Since graduating and becoming an officer she has published numerous papers on topics within and outside of her discipline.
Her most recent posting, as Chief Science Officer on the Helsinki is something that she is very proud of, and pleased of. She has a few good friends on the ship already, and is happy with her life there.
Department: Science
Last Posting: Chief of Science, USS Helsinki
Likes: Reading, warm drinks, cosy blankets, good friends, winning at things, making new discoveries
Dislikes: Losing, problems she can't solve, people who are hypocritical, people who are rude to her
A short history of your character:
Georgia was born on Earth, to a mother who worked in the shuttle bays at Starfleet Academy, servicing the training vehicles, and a father who worked in the Academy cafeteria. Both parents always encouraged their daughter to try her hardest, and when she was accepted to the Academy, they were exceptionally proud.
Georgia was always ambitious, and worked hard for every piece of recognition she earnt. She was also never afriad to claim the kudos for discoveries she made, and in so doing she was able to progress through her ranks a little faster than some science officers.
A student of planetary physics, she was always interested in why things happen. Since graduating and becoming an officer she has published numerous papers on topics within and outside of her discipline.
Her most recent posting, as Chief Science Officer on the Helsinki is something that she is very proud of, and pleased of. She has a few good friends on the ship already, and is happy with her life there.