CLASS OF 2005 | 2026 | SPRING ISSUE

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Lodro Rinzler’s eighth book, You Are Good, You Are Enough, came out in March 2026, culminating the last five years of his work studying and teaching on the notion that inherently we as humans are basically good.

Albie Bowie Miller was born December 1, 2025, to Alyssa Zahler and Stewart Miller. Big sister Liesl, born in 2023, is handling the birth of her brother remarkably well!

Sivan Cotel spent two weeks in Mexico, motorcycling the Baja Peninsula from the U.S.–Mexico border to the desert peninsula’s southern tip. The total trip distance was about the same as riding from northern Vermont to Miami!

Khay Muhammad just finished double master’s degrees in acupuncture and Chinese herbology from Pacific College of Health and Science. She is fighting the good fight and embarking on her doctorate this January with Yo San University. Phew! 

Fifteen years after earning his master’s degree in counseling at the University of Pennsylvania, David Rood-Ojalvo is completing an internship to become licensed as a mental health counselor. He is currently offering therapy to New York State residents virtually for $30 a session. For more information see his profile on Open Path Collective.

In February 2026, Natalia Ortiz was awarded the New York University MLK Faculty Award. Nominations for this award are submitted by current NYU students, and it acknowledges faculty who promote the “principles and ethos of Dr. King’s extensive global contributions in the research, teaching, leadership, and/or community-building efforts.” Natalia was honored and humbled to receive this recognition. 

Lastly, I got married in Sarasota, Florida, surrounded by close family and friends, including superheroes Andrés Méndez-Peñate and Gabe Prager. It was the best day of my life. Email your class notes to me anytime!

Adam Smiley Poswolsky | aposwolsky@gmail.com