Character Information

Gender		Female
Species		Human
Age		26

Physical Appearance

Height		5' 2"
Weight		102 lbs
Hair Color		Blonde
Eye Color		Blue
Physical Description		Goldie is petite and slim. She loves wearing short skirts and blouses and often chooses the skirt uniform instead of wearing pants. She loves to wear jewelry: hoop earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Sometimes, if she's in a particularly good mood, you can hear them jangle as she walks. She has Pierced ears and a tattoo of a rose on her left ankle.

Family

Father		Martin Brown (deceased)
Mother		Rowan Brown (deceased)

Personality & Traits

General Overview		Goldie is vivacious and happy. She has a tendency to giggle when she's nervous, happy or embarrassed. This is either seen as endearing or annoying. She tends to giggle a lot. Generally she's warm and friendly and likes to help people. She is a bit of a flake, but she's very good at a number of things. Including: managing an office keeping track of files and tools running a comm station working the transporters translating languages
Strengths & Weaknesses		Strengths: Friendly and empathetic. Warm and cheerful. Good with languages and working on a computer. Weaknesses: A bit of a flake. She sometimes says the wrong thing at the wrong time. She tends to act dumber than she is. She giggles too much and looks like a typical dumb blond.
Ambitions		Right now, she's happy doing her job and reading (primarily romances). She doesn't feel the need to settle into any one job or with any one person. However, if she gets blindsided by love, she's likely to jump in with both feet and look later.
Hobbies & Interests		Painting watercolors, dancing (disco and go-go), reading romance novels. She loves to use the holodeck to swim, dance, participate in a holonovel, etc., when she has the opportunity. Goldie likes to have fun. She likes to laugh and giggle and be around people who make her happy.
Song That Represents Character		"Happiness" (Peanuts)

Personal History		Goldie was born and raised in Southern California. She spent a lot of time swimming and hanging out with her friends. She really didn't have a goal in life, other than to enjoy it. She did well enough in school, but was happy getting B's and C's. As long as she was a little better than average, Goldie was content. Except languages. She found languages and linguistics fascinating. As an only child, she never had to work or share a bedroom, so she learned to entertain herself by reading, writing and spending time in a nearby holosuite. Her parents insisted she get a job and move out of the house when she turned 18, so Goldie joined Starfleet where she could continue to learn languages and listen to people speak them. Goldie had no idea what to focus on, besides linguistics, so she took general courses and a lot of aptitude tests. In her third year she discovered that she loved organizing schedules, managing appointments and basically doing clerical/secretary work. Operations seemed to suit her because there were always odd jobs to do and lists to maintain. And she could occasionally answer the comms or work in the transporter room. She particularly liked those jobs. She graduated the Academy with a solid B average, which thrilled her parents. They'd always suspected that Goldie had a talent in clerical work--they didn't think linguistics would be much of a career. They hoped she would go into the family business, but were content knowing she had a career. Just after Goldie transferred to her first ship, her parents died in a shuttle crash. Her uncle, who ran a business of his own, took over her parents' company and gave Goldie shares in the newly-formed corporation. For now, all her earnings are invested for her. Goldie tends to be a butterfly. Each ship she works in a different department. She tends to transfer frequently, looking for "the perfect spot" for her. Her last position is counselor's aide. She's always liked helping people and here she can run the office and help people at the same time. When the opportunity to work on an Intel ship came along, she thought it sounded like fun so she jumped at the chance. It wasn't fun. And she didn't last long. So, she decided to go back to Operations and see if the variety would appeal to her. Plus, three years in deep space would give her plenty of time to figure out if she liked the position.
Service Record		Served as operations officer aboard the USS Potemkin Served as transporter operator aboard the USS Harkkonen Served as communications officer aboard the USS Hyde Served as transporter chief aboard the USS Harbinger Served as communications officer the USS Viper Served as Operations officer aboard the USS Galileo Serves as Assistant Chief Operations Officer aboard the USS Majestic