Name: Adora Arroway
Terran Age: 24
Height: 5'8"
Weight: 122 lbs
Hair Colour: Blonde
Eye Colour: Icy Blue
Species: Human
Gender: Female
Place of Birth: Paris, France, Terra
Languages: Federation Standard, French POST ARCHIVE
Interests: Velocity, Tennis, Cooking her own food, Holo novels (Mystery Based) abno-jitsu
Education
2374-2379 Starfleet Academy Medical (Received M.D in General Surgery and Emergency Medicine)
2379-2379 University of Betazed, Ph.D in Psychology
Service Record
2378 (Temp Position) Starfleet Headquarters. Served as a Counsellor, for returning U.S.S Voyager
2379 Ensign, U.S.S Sulu, Assistant Chief Counselor/Medical Officer
Decorations
Achievements Academic excellence award Starfleet Medical
Starfleet Medical Surgical Excellence
University of Betazed, Valedictorian
Starfleet Medical, Humanitarian Award (Voyager Crew)
Background Adora was born in Paris France on December 25th. During her youth Adora attended the finest Educational institutions available on Earth. During this time she developed a love for biological and life sciences. She was exposed to strict study habits and heavy curriculums. Adora's Father was a very opinionative man who was also an Admiral in Starfleet. Her Mother was a Biology researcher in Sydney. Growing up was difficult for Adora and her sister because their Father always went away and when he was around he would lecture to them about the Prime Directive and its implications. His career always seemed to take the front seat over his family. This absence made the sisters grow closer and they had to watch out for one another. Their Mother was always there for them but what the girls really needed was their Father to be a Father rather than an Admiral.

While not studying Adora played tennis in which she was ranked 6th in the world at only age 14. She was very close to her sister while growing up and they both entered the Academy at age 18. Colby went into security and was posted on the U.S.S Sentinel. Adora on the other hand had always been fascinated by the life sciences and applied to the Medical Division at Starfleet Academy. After four years at the Academy she was accepted into the medical stream. Right from the start Adora wanted to study the mind and psychology. She was a hard worker at the Academy which hindered her developing any real friendships. However her instructors found her to be one of the most brilliant young minds they had ever seen. Adora was very ambitious and competitive, she always had to be the best at what she did. After three years of training Adora was awarded high honours and the Academic excellence award. Due to exceptional marks Adora was allowed to skip a year of training.

Due to her high academic achievements Adora was given the opportunity to be part of the Counselling team assigned to the returning U.S.S Voyager in 2378. For 6 months Adora was assigned to Starfleet Headquarters and had a case load of 12 patients.

Adora's skills were developed and Admiral Janeway commended her on her abilities as a therapist.

Adora received her M.D in 2379 with a specialization in Emergency Medicine and General Surgery. After this Adora was chosen to go to Betazed and received her Ph.D in Psychology. This dual training allowed her to work on a Starship as a Physician or as a Counselor. This fact makes Adora a very valuable asset to any ship.
Personality Profile Adora is usually referred to as being a free spirit. She likes to be around people and loves to be a part of social gatherings. She is kind and her empathy is unmatched. She loves to laugh and has been known to crack a joke to ease tense moments

She likes children and during her off time can usually be seen sipping a milkshake. Adora loves to do anything physical or anything that gets her adrenaline pumping. She is head strong and isn't afraid of speaking her mind to superiors. She is a very forthright person who stands up as an advocate for her patients.
Physical Description Adora is tall, and can usually be seen smiling. Her eyes are described as Icy blue, and she is extremely fit.
Special Notes Adora is currently writing and hoping to publish a paper called "Psychological Effects of Long-term Space Travel."