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* '''Evenings:''' Elaine spends most evenings at home, reading a wide variety of nonfiction books and papers, mostly focused on her fields of study. She watches next to no TV, and what little she watches is either British or a documentary.   
 
* '''Evenings:''' Elaine spends most evenings at home, reading a wide variety of nonfiction books and papers, mostly focused on her fields of study. She watches next to no TV, and what little she watches is either British or a documentary.   
 
* '''Weekends:'''
 
* '''Weekends:'''
* '''Current Classes: Fall 2012'''  
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* '''Current Classes: Fall 2012''' [https://catalog.ufl.edu/ugrad/current/courses/descriptions/anthropology.aspx 1]
 
** ''Anthropology 200, General Anthropology'' - Large Lecture Class. Introduction to the four subfields of anthropology (sociocultural, biological, linguistic and archaeology) through analyses of the cultural, social and biological dimensions of human variation. Appropriate first course for students considering major or minor in anthropology as well as nonmajors fulfilling general education requirement.
 
** ''Anthropology 200, General Anthropology'' - Large Lecture Class. Introduction to the four subfields of anthropology (sociocultural, biological, linguistic and archaeology) through analyses of the cultural, social and biological dimensions of human variation. Appropriate first course for students considering major or minor in anthropology as well as nonmajors fulfilling general education requirement.
 
** ''Anthropology 230, Human Sexuality and Culture'' Large Lecture Class. This course examines aspects of sexuality from a cross-cultural viewpoint and traces the development of an individual's sexuality and sexual identity. Sexual anatomy and functioning, gender roles and the interplay of behavior and sexual ethics are discussed.  
 
** ''Anthropology 230, Human Sexuality and Culture'' Large Lecture Class. This course examines aspects of sexuality from a cross-cultural viewpoint and traces the development of an individual's sexuality and sexual identity. Sexual anatomy and functioning, gender roles and the interplay of behavior and sexual ethics are discussed.  

Revision as of 12:50, 24 June 2014

Dr. Elaine Litchfield
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Attributes
Intelligence 4, Wits 3, Resolve 1;
Strength 2, Dexterity 2, Stamina 2;
Presence 3, Manipulation 2, Composure 2
Skills
Mental: Academics 3 (Anthropology, Research), Investigation 2, Medicine 1, Occult 1(Cultural Beliefs), Politics 1, Science 3(Biology)

Physical: Athletics 2(Long Distance Running), Brawl 1, Drive 1, Survival 1
Social: Empathy 1, Expression 2, Persuasion 1, Socialize 1

Merits
Professional Training 3(Professor), Resources 2, Striking Looks 1, Status(College) 2, Trained Observer 1
Advantages
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Current Conditions
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Background

Born: Month day, 1979 in Manchester, New Hampshire. Her father is a corporate lawyer and her mother is a University Professor.

    • Dual B.S. Anthropology and Biology From Yale
    • Masters in Anthroplogy
    • Doctorate in Bioarcheology from Oxford

Game starts in fall 2012

Rumors

  • Dr. Litchfield is sleeping with her TA.
  • She moved to Asotria because she was caught screwing a student.
  • Dr. Litchfield has spent time in a mental hospital in England.

Personality

  • Virtue: Explorer, Regain willpower when you make a discovery at risk to yourself.
  • Vice: Obsessive, Regain willpower when you focus on main interests to the exclusion of something else.
  • Aspirations:
    • Discover the nature of the Skeletal Remains from the Dun Gealach dig in Ireland.
    • Life
    • Gain access to the Native America burial ground in Astoria.
  • Integrity:
  • Breaking Points:
    • X
    • X
    • X
    • X
    • X

Equipment

  • Possessions: x
  • Weapons: x
  • Other Notes: X

Flaws

  • Flaw: x

Merit Details

Professional Training 3: Asset skills are Academics, Science, Investigation.

  • 1: 2 Dots of Contacts (Academics, X)
  • 2: When making a roll with her Asset Skills, she benefits from the 9-again quality.
  • 3: Third Asset skill, +2 specialties

Resources 2:
Striking Looks 1: +1 to any social rolls that would benefit from looks.
Status(University of Astoria) 2:

  • 1: You gain a bonus equal to the dots in this Merit to all social rolls with the university's staff and student body.
  • 2: Area of Expertise Merit (Biology Specialty add +2 Dice)

Trained Observer 1: Any time you make a Perception roll (usually Wits + Composure), you benefit from the 9-again quality.

Friends and Family

Family

  • Y Litchfield, Elaine's Father, a Lawyer in New Hampshire
  • Dr. Samantha Litchfield-Wolcott, Elaine's Mother, A professor of X at the University of New Hampshire (Manchester)

Friends

Colleagues

PC Connections

  • Stella - Pot Dealer.
  • Warner - knows Warner from the GSA(Gay Straight Alliance), she is trying to mentor him.

Lifestyle

A description of your characters day to day life.

  • Money: Elaine has little spare money. Most of her salary is going into her house, and the rest of it tends to be put into books and clothing.
  • Clothing & Jewelry:
  • Communication: Elaine has an older android phone that she mostly uses to make phone calls and play music. She will communicates via phone or email, but much prefers to talk to people in person. She corresponds with several friends across the country via email.
  • Food:
  • Housing:
  • Days: Elaine starts her day with a morning run. While at work she splits her time between the classroom, her office, and her small lab in the Richmond Science Centre. She typically eats lunch in her office or at a table near the quad. She tends to stay at the campus in her lab or her office until fairly late in the evening, working to the sound of Metal and Punk music.
    • Elaine is the Faculty adviser for the Gay Straight Alliance.
  • Evenings: Elaine spends most evenings at home, reading a wide variety of nonfiction books and papers, mostly focused on her fields of study. She watches next to no TV, and what little she watches is either British or a documentary.
  • Weekends:
  • Current Classes: Fall 2012 1
    • Anthropology 200, General Anthropology - Large Lecture Class. Introduction to the four subfields of anthropology (sociocultural, biological, linguistic and archaeology) through analyses of the cultural, social and biological dimensions of human variation. Appropriate first course for students considering major or minor in anthropology as well as nonmajors fulfilling general education requirement.
    • Anthropology 230, Human Sexuality and Culture Large Lecture Class. This course examines aspects of sexuality from a cross-cultural viewpoint and traces the development of an individual's sexuality and sexual identity. Sexual anatomy and functioning, gender roles and the interplay of behavior and sexual ethics are discussed.
    • Anthropology 352, Skeleton Keys: Forensic Identification - Small Laboratory class. Survey of forensic anthropology, an applied field of biological anthropology, focusing the wider scope of skeletal biology on problems of medicolegal significance, primarily in determining personal identity and cause of death from human remains.

Experience

  • Total Experiences: 0; Experiences Spent: 0; Beats: 0
XP Purchases
  • Purchase # Cost: # experience Spent: 0 experience 0 beats
  • Purchase # Cost: # experience Spent: 0 experience 0 beats
  • Purchase # Cost: # experience Spent: 0 experience 0 beats

Purcashed Advandces

  • X: X Experiences
  • X: X Experiences
  • X: X Experiences