Anisha Roman

Background
Anisha Roman grew up with Starfleet officers filling her head with tales of galactic adventure. Her father and mother, themselves both retired Starfleet officers ran a guest ranch in North Dakota, a location many on leave personnel would visit for its scenic beauty.

Anisha was something of a tomboy, the oldest of four children, and learned at an early age that the best way to get things done was to do them yourself. Long before she joined the fleet she was performing repairs on the ranch and maintaining vital machinery. When she finally decided to follow in her parents' footsteps she decided that the path of the officer was simply not for her. She preferred to be in a position where she could be sure to get her hands dirty.

Anisha is a practical, dedicated member of the crew who enjoys immensely the challenges of her job. While she is strong willed and independent she prefers to be part of a team, and often finds her job as transporter chief lonely. Anisha enjoys doing things in the outdoors. On the ranch she would often lead horseback rides, and overnight campouts. She is quite good at wilderness survival and loves animals. She owns a large Golden Retriever canine named Buck who she likes to exercise on the Holodeck.

The USS Arizona was irreparably damaged during the Dominion War and the entire crew was forced to abandon ship. Enemy forces then destroyed the ship. Seeing as how the entire command crew survived, Starfleet reassigned all of the surviving Arizona crew to the USS Albion, an Intrepid-class ship.

Personality and Appearance
At 177 cm and 63 kg with shoulder-length dark hair and dark eyes, Anisha Roman might best be described as sultry. Visually she would be Isa Nolo's main competition on the Albion for the attention of the male crewmembers. But with Isa focusing her attention elsewhere, Anisha has no competition. Fortunately for the male crewmembers, Anisha isn't on the prowl. She's content with her career, though doesn't mind fraternizing. She is one for protocol, though, and has taken to task a few ensigns that mistakenly called her "sir.".