Dammit man, I'm a Narwhal, not a Mythical Creature.
CIVILIAN LIFE:
Q1. Name: Kieran
Q2. How did you find out about Elite of the Fleet? Through a search on www.tumblr.com
Q3. When did you first become interested in Star Trek? Around the age of 8
Q4. Why have you decided to join Elite of the Fleet? I have decided to join to experience Star Trek through a different means.
Q5. Who is your favourite Star Trek character? It would be a tie between Ensign. Harry Kim, and Lt.Cmd. Data. Data was the first character that attracted me to the show, and Ensign Kim was was brought me over to Voyager.
Q6. And the least?Cmd. Chakotay. He seemed like he didn't fit in with the crew.
Q7. Which television (or film) series is your favourite? I would say that Voyager is my favorite series. The plot line and design of the ships were quite interesting. Though I also do enjoy the TNG series movies such as First Contact.
________________________________ STARFLEET LIFE:
Q8. What do you hope to gain from your service in Starfleet? I hope to gain the gift of exploration. I have always had a spot in my heart that was reserved for exploration. I believe Starfleet can give this to me.
Q9. Is there any occupation in Starfleet you feel you would be particularly unsuited for? I would have to say Gardening. I've never had much of a green thumb.
Q10. The four current Academic Tracks at the Academy are Tactics, Operations, Exploratory Sciences and Medical Sciences. Describe how you could be an asset to each of these departments. Tactical:I am very precise at my duties, and would perform such on a starship. I am very attentive to details and options others may not see.
Operations:I believe I would be an asset to Operations because I have a very personable attitude, which would help with Diplomacy.
Exploratory Sciences: I believe I would be an asset in the Astronomy field of Exploratory Sciences. I have had a long relationship with Astronomy and the starts, and feel i could lend my expertise.
Medical: I believe I Could be Useful in the Medical field. I am very much a people person. I can also relate to those with a disease or injury.
Q11. What are your top five strengths? 01. Personable
02.Athletic
03.Quick study
04.Open Minded
05.Non-Judgemental
Q12. What are your top five weaknesses? 01.
02.
03.
04.
05.To tell you the truth, I can't think of any right now.
Q13. What is your biggest fear? I would say Spiders. I have never been fond of the creatures.
Q14. Do you consider yourself to be a leader, or a follower? A little of both. I have, When it's been called for, Been able to be a compitent leader. I also have no problems with letting someone more qualified lead. It's really a game of give and take.
Q15. What do you admire the most in your peers? Their ability to put things aside, to be able to learn from others, and The drive that has brought us to the Stars.
Q16. You are stranded on a Class M planet that has not been mapped by The Federation. You are only allowed to choose two of the following items to keep with you: a phaser, a tricorder or a communicator. Which two would you choose to have?I would Bring a Communicator and a Tricorder. Though a phaser is standard issue for all Starfleet away missions, I would rather not show myself as a threat to possible species living on the planet.
Q17. Please describe your understanding of the Federation’s Prime Directive. The Prime Directive is in place as a limit. it is in place so that we do not interupt the evolution of a Pre-Warp species.
Q18. The United Federation of Planets includes more than 150 member planets, and the galaxy has many more besides. Which planet do you most want to visit? Probably the planet Bajor. It has always captured my attention, for some unexplainable reason.
________________________________ KOBAYASHI MARU:
The following questions describe situations you may commonly find yourself in as a member of Starfleet. You will be read the scenario, and then given two options to choose from. You may expand upon the reasons for your choice, but you must indicate one of the two that you feel best describes your likely response to the situation provided.
Q19. Service in the Fleet can be draining at the best of times, and on one particular day everything seems to have gone wrong. You’re exhausted, but your shift is finally over and it’s time to unwind. Your roommate is already on their bed when you get back to your quarters. Do you:
b. Say hi, then stick in some earphones for music or grab a PADD for some recreational reading. A lie-down sounds pretty good right now, or maybe a bit of time relaxing on the observation deck - it should be pretty quiet by this time, which will give you a chance to sort through the day’s events in your head.
Q20. You’ve intercepted what sounds like a pretty important transmission - you feel like the Captain needs to know. When you report, do you:
a. Give them all the facts: what it said, what the voice sounded like, where the inflection was, the language it was in, and so on. Details and facts are the important part, everything else is subjective. This transmission could be the beginning of a First Contact situation. How the Transmission sounds is more important than my interpretation.
Q21. There are many decisions to be made in Starfleet, and some are harder than others. Faced with a decision where things could go wrong in any number of ways, do you:
b. Try to understand the perspectives of the people involved. They are the ones that will be influenced by the decision, and conflict is the least desirable outcome. Be certain to be tactful, even if some of the message is lost in the communication.
Q22. The day-to-day life of Starfleet can be quite arduous at times, and quite exciting at others. Everyone has their own way of approaching everyday work, but would others see your approach as:
b. Flexible and spontaneous. Others think you prefer to adapt to the world around you rather than organise it. You seem to be more comfortable staying open to information and experiences rather than making decisions immediately. You appear fairly casual, working in bursts and motivated by deadlines.
Q23. You can earn 5 points for your future Track by promoting the community in your Journal. Please link the post here if you wish to do so: http://speakingofhats.tumblr.com/post/515158339/i-just-applied
Q1. Name: Kieran
Q2. How did you find out about Elite of the Fleet? Through a search on www.tumblr.com
Q3. When did you first become interested in Star Trek? Around the age of 8
Q4. Why have you decided to join Elite of the Fleet? I have decided to join to experience Star Trek through a different means.
Q5. Who is your favourite Star Trek character? It would be a tie between Ensign. Harry Kim, and Lt.Cmd. Data. Data was the first character that attracted me to the show, and Ensign Kim was was brought me over to Voyager.
Q6. And the least?Cmd. Chakotay. He seemed like he didn't fit in with the crew.
Q7. Which television (or film) series is your favourite? I would say that Voyager is my favorite series. The plot line and design of the ships were quite interesting. Though I also do enjoy the TNG series movies such as First Contact.
________________________________ STARFLEET LIFE:
Q8. What do you hope to gain from your service in Starfleet? I hope to gain the gift of exploration. I have always had a spot in my heart that was reserved for exploration. I believe Starfleet can give this to me.
Q9. Is there any occupation in Starfleet you feel you would be particularly unsuited for? I would have to say Gardening. I've never had much of a green thumb.
Q10. The four current Academic Tracks at the Academy are Tactics, Operations, Exploratory Sciences and Medical Sciences. Describe how you could be an asset to each of these departments. Tactical:I am very precise at my duties, and would perform such on a starship. I am very attentive to details and options others may not see.
Operations:I believe I would be an asset to Operations because I have a very personable attitude, which would help with Diplomacy.
Exploratory Sciences: I believe I would be an asset in the Astronomy field of Exploratory Sciences. I have had a long relationship with Astronomy and the starts, and feel i could lend my expertise.
Medical: I believe I Could be Useful in the Medical field. I am very much a people person. I can also relate to those with a disease or injury.
Q11. What are your top five strengths? 01. Personable
02.Athletic
03.Quick study
04.Open Minded
05.Non-Judgemental
Q12. What are your top five weaknesses? 01.
02.
03.
04.
05.To tell you the truth, I can't think of any right now.
Q13. What is your biggest fear? I would say Spiders. I have never been fond of the creatures.
Q14. Do you consider yourself to be a leader, or a follower? A little of both. I have, When it's been called for, Been able to be a compitent leader. I also have no problems with letting someone more qualified lead. It's really a game of give and take.
Q15. What do you admire the most in your peers? Their ability to put things aside, to be able to learn from others, and The drive that has brought us to the Stars.
Q16. You are stranded on a Class M planet that has not been mapped by The Federation. You are only allowed to choose two of the following items to keep with you: a phaser, a tricorder or a communicator. Which two would you choose to have?I would Bring a Communicator and a Tricorder. Though a phaser is standard issue for all Starfleet away missions, I would rather not show myself as a threat to possible species living on the planet.
Q17. Please describe your understanding of the Federation’s Prime Directive. The Prime Directive is in place as a limit. it is in place so that we do not interupt the evolution of a Pre-Warp species.
Q18. The United Federation of Planets includes more than 150 member planets, and the galaxy has many more besides. Which planet do you most want to visit? Probably the planet Bajor. It has always captured my attention, for some unexplainable reason.
________________________________ KOBAYASHI MARU:
The following questions describe situations you may commonly find yourself in as a member of Starfleet. You will be read the scenario, and then given two options to choose from. You may expand upon the reasons for your choice, but you must indicate one of the two that you feel best describes your likely response to the situation provided.
Q19. Service in the Fleet can be draining at the best of times, and on one particular day everything seems to have gone wrong. You’re exhausted, but your shift is finally over and it’s time to unwind. Your roommate is already on their bed when you get back to your quarters. Do you:
b. Say hi, then stick in some earphones for music or grab a PADD for some recreational reading. A lie-down sounds pretty good right now, or maybe a bit of time relaxing on the observation deck - it should be pretty quiet by this time, which will give you a chance to sort through the day’s events in your head.
Q20. You’ve intercepted what sounds like a pretty important transmission - you feel like the Captain needs to know. When you report, do you:
a. Give them all the facts: what it said, what the voice sounded like, where the inflection was, the language it was in, and so on. Details and facts are the important part, everything else is subjective. This transmission could be the beginning of a First Contact situation. How the Transmission sounds is more important than my interpretation.
Q21. There are many decisions to be made in Starfleet, and some are harder than others. Faced with a decision where things could go wrong in any number of ways, do you:
b. Try to understand the perspectives of the people involved. They are the ones that will be influenced by the decision, and conflict is the least desirable outcome. Be certain to be tactful, even if some of the message is lost in the communication.
Q22. The day-to-day life of Starfleet can be quite arduous at times, and quite exciting at others. Everyone has their own way of approaching everyday work, but would others see your approach as:
b. Flexible and spontaneous. Others think you prefer to adapt to the world around you rather than organise it. You seem to be more comfortable staying open to information and experiences rather than making decisions immediately. You appear fairly casual, working in bursts and motivated by deadlines.
Q23. You can earn 5 points for your future Track by promoting the community in your Journal. Please link the post here if you wish to do so: http://speakingofhats.tumblr.com/post/515158339/i-just-applied