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{{Citation|Lwaxana Troi Medallion|239906.30|{{USS|Excalibur|A}}|<ref>Presented by [[Kalianna Nicholotti]]: "This year, I am pleased to present the Lwaxana Troi Medallion to Justin, the writer behind Lieutenant Commander Yogan Yalu. While he came aboard as our pilot and did a stellar job 'behind the wheel', the host of other roles that he has taken on in the past year has truly earned him this accolade. Having moved into the Strategic Operations role, he is consistently looking outside the norms to tie in other events happening around our area of space and sometimes even the fleet, simming a duty post we have limited knowledge about and making it every bit as real and as vital as any other.<br><br>Add to that the plethora of other characters in various atypical roles that we don't normally see, and you'll easily understand how Justin was the perfect player for this award. From the librarian who dances with feathers and does math as a talent, to the internal affairs investigator who offers a comfortable approach complete with hot cocoa, to the mind-switched holocharacter controlled security officer, to a host of other characters that filled various roles aboard the ship, there is no question in my mind that Justin knows how to play a non-traditional role.<br><br>With every one of his characters being colorful, engaging, unique, and yet very real all at the same time, Justin brings to the table something unique that adds an edge to our story and sends it into the realm of the unforgettable. The Excalibur benefits greatly from his contributions, as does the fleet in his other creative capacities. I am thrilled to be going into another year with him aboard and I look forward to what he brings into the fray next.</ref>}} | {{Citation|Lwaxana Troi Medallion|239906.30|{{USS|Excalibur|A}}|<ref>Presented by [[Kalianna Nicholotti]]: "This year, I am pleased to present the Lwaxana Troi Medallion to Justin, the writer behind Lieutenant Commander Yogan Yalu. While he came aboard as our pilot and did a stellar job 'behind the wheel', the host of other roles that he has taken on in the past year has truly earned him this accolade. Having moved into the Strategic Operations role, he is consistently looking outside the norms to tie in other events happening around our area of space and sometimes even the fleet, simming a duty post we have limited knowledge about and making it every bit as real and as vital as any other.<br><br>Add to that the plethora of other characters in various atypical roles that we don't normally see, and you'll easily understand how Justin was the perfect player for this award. From the librarian who dances with feathers and does math as a talent, to the internal affairs investigator who offers a comfortable approach complete with hot cocoa, to the mind-switched holocharacter controlled security officer, to a host of other characters that filled various roles aboard the ship, there is no question in my mind that Justin knows how to play a non-traditional role.<br><br>With every one of his characters being colorful, engaging, unique, and yet very real all at the same time, Justin brings to the table something unique that adds an edge to our story and sends it into the realm of the unforgettable. The Excalibur benefits greatly from his contributions, as does the fleet in his other creative capacities. I am thrilled to be going into another year with him aboard and I look forward to what he brings into the fray next.</ref>}} | ||
{{Citation|Pathfinder Award|240006.28|{{USS|Artemis|A}}|<ref>Presented by [[Addison MacKenzie]]: "Since Justin joined the ship's staff on the Resolution, then the Excalibur, and now the Artemis, I have watched him go above and beyond when it comes to mentoring other members on the ship. Not only is he diligent about observing their simming habits and frequency, but his feedback is also lengthy, appropriate, and provides actionable strategies for his mentees' improvement. Lately, he has also gone as far as to develop Academy-style tutorials that he sends to his mentees that are designed to familiarize new members with various aspects of the ship and fleet to help explain some of the less obvious details of our community. In my opinion, he goes well beyond what is expected of our mentors, and is a great candidate for the Pathfinder Award."</ref>}} | {{Citation|Pathfinder Award|240006.28|{{USS|Artemis|A}}|<ref>Presented by [[Addison MacKenzie]]: "Since Justin joined the ship's staff on the Resolution, then the Excalibur, and now the Artemis, I have watched him go above and beyond when it comes to mentoring other members on the ship. Not only is he diligent about observing their simming habits and frequency, but his feedback is also lengthy, appropriate, and provides actionable strategies for his mentees' improvement. Lately, he has also gone as far as to develop Academy-style tutorials that he sends to his mentees that are designed to familiarize new members with various aspects of the ship and fleet to help explain some of the less obvious details of our community. In my opinion, he goes well beyond what is expected of our mentors, and is a great candidate for the Pathfinder Award."</ref>}} | ||
{{Citation|Prestigious Service Medallion Ribbon|240007.05|{{USS|Artemis|A}}|<ref>Presented by [[Addison MacKenzie]]: "When Yogan Yalu, Justin, joined the Resolution, he was posted as a helmsman. It was clear to all of us that the position seemed to be a natural fit for him, but as I have watched him grow through his tenure on the Resolution, then the Excalibur, and now the Artemis, it is clear to me that Justin is adept at taking on obscure duty posts and carving out non-traditional roles as though writing for them was second nature.<br><br>…and I suppose that by now, it is – he’s been serving as our Strategic Operations Officer for over a year now, and I am constantly impressed by how easy he makes writing for such an obscure duty post seem. And if that wasn’t enough, Justin has, by far, crafted some of the most colorful character with which I have ever had the opportunity to interact. I consider his skills and contributions to be an incredible asset to the Artemis, and I know his fellow shipmates feel similarly."</ref>}} | |||
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