Cameron Henshaw

Personnel File
Name:	Cameron "Cam" Elizabeth Henshaw
Rank:	Ensign
Position:	Captain's Yeoman
Species:	Human
Age:	25
Gender:	Female
Orientation:	Heterosexual
Birthplace:	USS Pembroke
Height:	5'6” / 1.71m
Weight:	115 lbs / 52 kg
Hair:	Ginger Brown
Eye color:	Brown
Played by:	Emma Watson
Writer:	Nolan
Interests
Ancient Earth Art & History Reading Yoga & Rock Climbing (when she gets stressed she runs or swims) Listening (to people)
Education
Starfleet Academy, San Francisco, CA, Earth (Graduated undergraduate program with highest distinctions with double majors in Psychology and Engineering ) Starfleet Medical Academy, San Francisco, CA, Earth, (Graduated with highest Distinctions with dual Doctorates in Organizational Psychology and Counseling Psychology) Starfleet 4th year Cadet, Research/Clinical Intern under Dr. Alfred Jun Yang, Chief Psychiatrist, USS Defiance
Service Record
Ensign, Counseling and Clinician under Dr. Hayden Quinn O'Connor, Chief Psychiatrist USS Harbinger Current transfer in place to the USS Theurgy to position of Yeoman.
Decorations
N/A

Cameron Elisabeth Henshaw was a former counselor aboard the USS Harbinger before transferring to the USS Theurgy to serve as Captain's Yeoman in 2381. Henshaw aided in the opposition against the parasites that compromised Starfleet Command at the end of the 24^th century.

Biography

Cameron Elisabeth Henshaw was born to David Henry Henshaw and Claire Milford Henshaw (neé Mountbatten), on board the USS Pembroke, a Federation starship.

Her upbringing was certainly unique in its own way, though she still experienced a semblance of normal childhood and development when she left for academics on Earth. Possessed of a remarkable intelligence, she quickly progressed ahead of most of her peers, and entered college at the very young age of fifteen.

Shortly after, she joined Starfleet Academy, joined briefly by her parents, who shortly after returned to their duties aboard the USS Pembroke. Not more than a month later, she was given news of her parents' passing, the both of them perished in an attack by the Maquis aboard the Pembroke. There were no survivors.

Ian Hawthorne - a close friend of her father's - and his family took custody of Cameron and looked after her during this tumultuous time.

The loss struck her and affected her future decisions on a subconscious level. She believed that she took a positive spin of her experience, where upon graduation, she had foregone attending the ceremonies for her academic accomplishments and left as soon as possible for the USS Defiance, taking on the role as a research/clinical intern.

She eventually reached the rank of ensign, when she was transferred to the USS Harbinger, where she served as a counselor and clinician. She used her personal losses as motivation to give comfort to others where she believed she had little to no true support. To let them have something she believed she needed most when she grieved: a listener.

During her time aboard the Harbinger, she grew close with the Chief Counselor, who suffered a trauma that cost him his life, and once more she experienced pain and loss that she thought she had long since overcome. If anything, she felt like she was actually becoming more vulnerable to things like this.

And then there was the outlawing of the Harbinger’s crew. Sonya Acreth had exposed her duplicity and was captured by the loyal crew under Declan Vasser. Cameron was then witness to the first encounter between the Harbinger and the Theurgy.

By the time the two ships met up, Cameron was beginning to sense the undertones of something unpleasant within the Harbinger and its crew. She no longer felt nearly as welcome as she once did on board the ship that she had served on for some time now. And there was something else, something she could not quite put her finger on, but it felt like there was an air of dislike and malice growing, and this unnerved her.

To her fortune, her adoptive sister was on board the Theurgy, and she spoke to her about transfering over to the other vessel. Once her sister understood where Cameron was coming from, the role of a Captain's Yeoman opened up, a role that suited Cameron perfectly, and she readily jumped at the chance. Plus, she would get to spend time with some of the only family she had left.

Working as Captain Jien Ives' yeoman was a wholly more appreciative position and role that she had ever played for Starfleet, such as it was, in all her years. Cameron took great interest in the captain, not only on a physical, but emotional and even spiritual level, and took it upon herself to do everything for the captain to keep him from succumbing to the pressure of leading a band of desperate survivors, be it listening to his/her woes, or being a warm and comforting body to hold.

Tragedy struck once more, however, when the Calamity attacked, and in the process, Cameron lost another family member. Nearing an utter personal breakdown, Cameron attempted to escape her pain by giving herself to Captain Ives and the Betazoid, Sjaandin Fedd.

The ensuing betrayal of Captain Vasser all but shattered Cameron's already shaky faith in everything, and Fedd's verbal manipulations had left her completely without allies from any side. Captain Ives thought she had betrayed him/her, whilst Captain Vasser and Commander T'Rena knew that Cameron was in fact not loyal to the leaders of the Harbinger.

She escaped capture, but now she faced the toughest decisions in her life, and she had to come to terms with the events in her life, before they overtook her and left her unable to do anything but lie down in sheer catatonia.

Physical Profile

Cameron differed very little from other humans in physiological terms. She had an average build and size, with little to no muscle, though she maintained rudimentary capacity in unarmed combat and standard exercise to maintain form, a fact that was visible to any who looked at her. Still, she possessed a natural appeal and physical attractiveness. It helped that she stayed in good form, had full hips even if on the slender side, and had a sense of confidence in herself that was reflected in her posture and natural stance.

She had pale skin and seldom wears make-up. She also had a tendency to go commando, a trait of hers.

She was also a notoriously bad cook, and it was highly inadvisable that she never be allowed to make food for anyone save for the intent of indigestion or food poisoning.