Posted by Ensign Rand Farquharson (Yeoman First Class) in Recognition of Excellence (Tag Yeoman Rand)

Posted by Captain Shirley Rogers (Commanding Officer) in Recognition of Excellence (Tag Yeoman Rand)
Shirley sat at the desk in her quarters wearing her green Captain’s uniform top, along with her standard Starfleet uniform pants and boots. She definitely fancied the new uniforms and was glad the Sentinel was one of the first ships to test them out. The older uniforms were far too bland and similar, and she enjoyed the fresh new colors on display on the Sentinel. She reached down and pressed the Comm button, “Yeoman Rand to the Captain’s quarters.” She released the button and folded her arms under her chest while waiting for her Yeoman to respond.

• Captain Shirley Rogers

Rand was in her quarters, not quite able to bring herself to return to her office yet. She pressed the comm button, =o=On my way Cpt.=o= She grabbed her PaDD, key rods in her pocket and comm clipped to her belt. She scooped Pipkin up, “Back in your room,” and put her in the cage and closed the door. She checked her uniform and took a lint roller to it, just to straighten up a bit and then walked out the door and down the corridor and pressed the chime on the captain’s door.

When the door opened she stepped inside, “Reporting as ordered, Captain.”

Yeoman Rand

Shirley smiled warmly and then gestured with her hand towards a chair, “Hi Rand, thanks for coming by, please take a seat.” She looked over Rand for a moment and spoke genuinely, “Rand, how have you been? Anything new going on in your world?”

Shirley then reviewed her PADD for a moment while waiting for Rand to take her seat. She looked across the desk to meet Rand’s gaze, “I would like for you to set up an event for a promotion ceremony and send out invites to the crew. There are several members of the crew that are quite overdue for a recognition of their excellence.” Shirley tilted her head slightly, “You can delegate tasks to your subordinates if you require a team to help out as well if necessary.”

• Captain Shirley Rogers