
Name: Sean Hawk
Rank: Commander
Assignment: First Officer USS Olympic
Age: 30
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Starfleet History
2359: Enters Starfleet Academy
2363: Graduates Starfleet Academy
2364: Assigned to USS Enterprise as helm officer
2364: Named Assistant Chief Helm Officer of Enterprise
2366: Promoted to Lieutenant junior grade and reassigned to USS Potempkin as Chief Helm Officer
2367: transfers to security department and reassigned to USS Intrepid as Assistant Security Chief
2367: Promoted to Lieutenant and named Security Chief
2368: Promoted to Lieutenant Commander and reassigned to USS Al-Batani as Second Officer Security Chief
2372: Temporarily reassigned to USS Tanzania as Assistant Security Chief
2372: Promoted to Commander and named First Officer of USS Olympic
Personal History
Sean's first assignment was on the prestigous USS Enterprise. When Wesley Crusher's appointment as Chief Helm Officer became permanent, much to Sean's chagrin, Sean was selected to be the Assistant. Like many he was taken aback by Wesley's DX like antic on and off the holodeck but after hearing Wesley's true opinion of him and working with him the two men became friends. At one point Wesley was willing to give up the Chief Helm position to help Sean's career.
Wanting more of a challenge than simple helm Sean transfers to security in 2367 and due to an understaffing in the Intrepid's security department he was instantly named the assistant. During Sean's first year on the Interpid he showed tremondous valor by almost getting himself killed to save the Captain, First Officer, Security Chief and Chief Medical Officer putting him on the very fast track getting a promotion to full Lieutenant and Security Chief two months after his arrival. Three months later he was promoted again to be the Al-Batani Second Officer. His rise through the ranks did slow down when he got Lieutenant Second Officer of the Al-Batani but after four years and it's destruction and a backwards detour to the Tanzania he found himself back on track as First Officer of the Olympic.





