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James Fenn
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((And just my luck, I post my first log on my laptop that still has me logged in under my old account... oh well))
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Biographical Data and Curriculam Vite for Billeting Officer Name: James “Flash” Fenn Species: Human Gender: Male Age: 24 Earth Years POB: Chicago, Earth Hometown: Chicago, Earth Height: 5’10” Weight: 180 Lbs Eye Color: Blue Hair Color: Blond Marital Status: Single Mother: Jenna DeLynne Fenn, Terran Father: Senator William Fenn, Terran (Federation Senate) Department: Security Rank: Ltjg Current Assignment: USS Republic-E Security/Shuttle Ops Academy Vite Major: Shuttle Operations A cadet in this field will learn how operate shuttle-craft in a variety of non-standard methods including zero-g repair, search and rescue, damage control operations, ECM/ECCM manouvers, espionage, and small-craft combat. The curriculum also covers an enhanced understanding of shuttle maintenance and inspection allowing the cadet to assist in standard care of vessels and perform expedited field repairs. Theory of small craft command and control is also covered and prepares the cadet for a leadership role in managing multiple small craft (CAG/Shuttle Ops Specialist). Minor: Interdisciplinary training - First Responder This Minor pulls from the engineering and medical divisions to train the cadet in basic damage control and medical triage. As security personnel are often first on scene when a crisis emerges this training can allow the officer to mitigate damage while the crisis is still in its incipient stages. Engineering coursework covers topics such as fire, hazard emission, hull breach, and EVA training. Medically, Cadets are trained in the basic application of medical treatment and triage techniques and have limited clearance to medical equipment. Cadets are also trained in standard sickbay protocol so they may efficiently assist in times of medical crisis. Certifications Held: Basic Security Officer Basic and Advanced Shuttlecraft Operator Basic Combat Shuttlecraft Operator Basic Damage Controlman Basic EMT Lee Helmsman