You've found the home page of Kyle Matthew Oliver. I'm a divinity student at Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria and a candidate for holy orders in the Episcopal Church's Diocese of Milwaukee.
What have I been up to while in seminary? Well, among the fruits you can check out online are the the site I built in my role as coordinator of the VTS Forum Hour and a more substantial one I'm working on to provide Christian educators with a place to share high-quality formation materials online. The flagship resource on this latter site is a class on science and theology that I put together with support from the Evangelical Education Society of the Episcopal Church.
Before seminary I worked as a research and project assistant at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, finishing up a master's thesis in nuclear fuel cycle systems analysis and editing Teaching and Learning Insights for the Engineering Learning Center. I served as a house fellow and student board member at St. Francis House Episcopal Student Center and helped out with our Web site and blog. I also helped found The Hacker Within, a forum for networking and peer training among students and faculty in computational science software development. There's more about my work and interests on my blog, Contraria Sunt Complementa.
This site is based on a template originally designed by Teun van Vegchel and available from the Open Source Web Design project here.