Valis

Ensign Valis, a Vulcan female, was a science officer aboard the USS Ronin who transfered to Communications in order to more directly work through difficulties she had working with Jhen Thelev.

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• Full Name: Valis, daughter of Kiran & T'Kol
• Race: Vulcan
• Date of Birth: 233704.21
• Place of Birth: Outskirts of Vulcinis, Han-Shir province, Vulcan
• Age: 47
• Gender: Female
• Telepathic status: T3

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Family

• Marital Status: Single
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  • Father: Kiran
  • Mother: T'Kol
• Siblings: None

Personal History

1. 232001.01: Event.
2. 232001.02: Event, etc.

Professional History

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• Current Rank: Ensign
• Current Assignment: USS Ronin
• Duty Post: Communications Officer (and otherwise useful person)

Awards & Commendations

• Vulcan Scientific Legion of Honor & Kol-Ut-Shan (IDIC) Award: Awarded Concurrently on stardate 236102.23 for development of a long-elusive proof exploring the mathematical relationship between subspace fluctuations and aberrations in the life-cycles of stars.

Timeline

1. 233704.21: Born - Vulcinis, Han-Shir province, Vulcan.
2. 235501.01: Began studies at the Vulcan Science Academy, ShirKahr.
3. 235911.17: Published first paper on the quantum mechanics of stellar drift.
4. 236004.21: Joined crew of the science vessel USS Surak as a civilian scientist on a mission to study a newly discovered Class F, Magnitude +10 star.
5. 236010.12: Published award-winning paper prooving a mathematical relationship between subspace fluctuations and aberrations in the life-cycles of stars.