USS Manhattan
Ship's Counselor Cunningham's Office-First Day
On a ship like the Manhattan William was not suprised to find that his duties were to begin immediately after his check in. He was to report to his office and get things in order to start crew evaluations. Some might have complained but William didn’t really mind. He had to get to know the crew and their dynamic at some point so he thought it was just as well to get things started. He walked down the hall humming a church hymn and nodding politely to passerbys and was once again made away that he stood out in Civilan clothes but he had gotten used to the staring long before now. he looked at the map and located the correct door and then used his ID to open the door.
“Oof!” William cried out as a pile of books immediately fell on him. Slowly he got himself up and wiped the dust off his clothes and out of his blonde wavey hair. Well he thought that was just brilliant he was going to have a nice bruise on his cheek now. William began to pick up all the papers and books and wondered if he had actually been given a supply closet instead of an office but concluded from all the books and notes it seemed his predecessor had been a bit of a hoarder and collector and hadn’t been allowed to bring all his things with him to their new post or back home. His family home often looked much the same, having an actress for a mother and an author for a father had the side effect of having rather large collections of items for sets for plays, and what not. After his shift, William thought he should contact his adoptive parents to let them know he had arrived alive and relativly unharmed.
After a few hours of work he had boxed up as much of the unusable things as he could such as old broken Padd’s and the like and books he wasn’t likely to use and sat down at his new desk at last. It didn’t quite look like his office yet but it was better than what it had been. After getting a hot black tea with cream and sugar from the replicator William turned on the consol to read the ship’s crew’ psychological evaluations which very few people were given privy to. As with any population it was very diverse with needs and he would need to pinpoint the ones who were most in need of his services first.