Class Notes

Interview in Lazie Indie Magazine

Name: Alan Frohlichstein

Class Year(s): 1977

Note: Alan Frohlichstein ’77 (GAP) did an interview for Lazie Indie Magazine. It is in the current issue. Included here is the Magazine website, https://www.lazieindiemagazine.com/

Submitted on: September 8, 2025

Name: Stuart Oring

Class Year(s): 1959, 1970

Note: Photography Illustration alum, Stuart Oring ’59 (FAA) has a new website: http://www.understandingpictures.com/ for anyone interested in art or photography. He has also just published a new book, A Creative Path to Understanding Pictures, in addition to his first publication, Artificial Intelligence and Photography.

Submitted on: September 3, 2025

Together Again Fighting Crime

Name: Daniel Holmes

Class Year(s): 1982

Note: First assistant district attorney, Daniel E. Holmes ’82 (GAP) and the district attorney, are working to protect Potter County Pennsylvania residents from crime. Both are graduates of the Syracuse University College of Law. Holmes has served as an assistant district attorney for over 20 years in Pennsylvania and New Mexico, and is a graduate of the Syracuse College of Law, 1986. Daniel is especially proud to be a professional photo graduate of RIT, but he doesn’t miss the winters.

Submitted on: August 27, 2025

Bexleigh

Name: Ethan Feldman

Class Year(s): 2007

Note: Ethan Feldman ’07 (GCCIS) and his family are delighted to share the joyful news of the birth of their second daughter, Bexleigh. Both mother and baby are doing well, and the Feldmans are excited to begin this new chapter together as a family of four.

Submitted on: August 18, 2025

Name: James Bossert

Class Year(s): 1979,1981

Note: Jim Bossert, Ph.D., MS ’81 (CCE) joined Oncor Electric Delivery as a continuous improvement lead.

Submitted on: August 18, 2025

Cover of Beyond the Storm

Name: Krista Kowalczyk

Class Year(s): 1997

Note: Krista Kowalczyk ’97 (CIAS) is excited to share that her book, Beyond the Storm, was published in June 2025 by Library Tales Publishing, with distribution by Simon & Schuster. It blends memoir and practical guidance on preserving photographs, inspired by her work helping families salvage photo collections after Hurricane Ian.

Submitted on: August 18, 2025

The Deep End at West 4th NYC

Name: Isaac Holze

Class Year(s): 2010

Note: Isaac Holze MFA ’10 (CIAS) plays streetball and his team, The Deep End, has made the playoffs at the historic NYC West 4th Summer Tournament again. This is the best basketball team Isaac has played on, since the NoonTime Warriors at RIT!

Submitted on: August 9, 2025

Eliot and family

Name: Eliot Harper

Class Year(s): 2000

Note: Eliot Harper MS ’00 (CIAS) has joined Salesforce as director of partner enablement. Eliot brings over 12 years of experience in the Salesforce Partner ecosystem, specializing in solution development and platform architecture. Before joining Salesforce, Eliot served as principal architect for a Salesforce Partner. He is the author of five books on Salesforce and lives in Orange, New South Wales, with his wife and four children.

Submitted on: August 9, 2025

Left to Right: Dom Hen ’21 (GCCIS), Jeffery Russell ’20 (GCCIS), Elizabeth Wunder ’19 (CET), M.K. Killen, Eric Lang ’22 (GCCIS), and Justin Kolodny ’22 (GCCIS)

Name: Eric Lang

Class Year(s): 2022

Note: Eric Lang ’22 (GCCIS) and M.K. Killen were married on May 25, 2025, in Geneseo, NY.

Submitted on: August 8, 2025

Maggie King ’72 (SCB)

Name: Margaret King

Class Year(s): 72,73

Note: Margaret (Gabler) King ’72 (SCB) contributed the short story, Who Killed Mother Teresa?, to the CRIME IN THE OLD DOMINION anthology (Level Best Short, 2025). Author is published as Maggie King. www.maggieking.com. Maggie is the author of three mystery novels and numerous short stories. She loves finding ways to use her past adventures in her stories. She thanks RIT with providing many of them.

Submitted on: August 7, 2025