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Reyna Gobel

New York

Freelance Writer at Freelance

Executive Editor at College Parents of America

Health, Personal Finance, Pet, and Travel journalist and keynote speaker. Nutrition course creator. Author of CliffsNotes Graduation Debt 4th ed. (Dec, 2023)

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  • My Biggest Retirement Mistake: Delaying Move to Retirement Housing | Members Only

    2 weeks ago | aarp.org | Reyna Gobel

    Deb and Paul Bunnell outside their home in Middletown, Kentucky. They moved to a continuous-care retirement community in the Louisville suburb after a series of rent hikes at their nearby apartment. Lydia Schweickart Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Deb Bunnell loved living in a multicultural community in Northern Virginia.

  • Dog-Friendly Cruising Around the World

    Jan 22, 2025 | signalsaz.com | Reyna Gobel

    Text to speech audio articles made possible by the Quest Grant at Yavapai College. Tuition free industry recognized certificates for your career. Cruising with your dogs has been common practice for some European cruises, such as Cunard, for decades, and overnight European ferries for nearly 130 years.

  • What to Know Before Embarking on a Dog-Friendly Cruise

    Jan 17, 2025 | aarp.org | Reyna Gobel

    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Cruising with your dogs has been common practice for some European cruises, such as Cunard, for decades, and overnight European ferries for nearly 130 years.

  • Wanted: A new generation of pilots

    Jan 3, 2025 | workingnation.com | Reyna Gobel

    The demand for new pilots is growing. In the next few years, thousands of pilots will reach retirement age, freeing up openings for younger workers in a field where the median salary is more than $170,000. Until now, the pilot profession has been striking in its lack of diversity. In 2023, about 90% of pilots were male and 80% white.

  • As many pilots retire, new programs are trying to diversify the profession

    Jan 3, 2025 | hechingerreport.org | Reyna Gobel |Alfonso Duran

    PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. — In this city roughly 15 miles southwest of Fort Lauderdale, Cessna four-seater airplanes are lined up on a field beside Broward College, a community college offering two- and four-year degrees. Prospective students considering Broward’s professional pilot training program are about to take “discovery flights” to explore whether the experience of flying hooks them into wanting to pursue it as a career.

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Reyna Gobel MPH, MJ, MBA
Reyna Gobel MPH, MJ, MBA @ReynaGobel
26 Dec 23

Did You Know Popcorn Can Improve Your Heart Health? https://t.co/k6gMSajqdX #wholegrain #nutrition #HeartHealth

Reyna Gobel MPH, MJ, MBA
Reyna Gobel MPH, MJ, MBA @ReynaGobel
26 Nov 23

Students and parents not sure what do with the new #FAFSA Attend my webinar with the #92Y #payingforcollege #financialaid #studentloans https://t.co/cVIOF3ARbs #collegeadmissions

Reyna Gobel MPH, MJ, MBA
Reyna Gobel MPH, MJ, MBA @ReynaGobel
21 Aug 23

RT @SingletaryM: I can't draw stick people straight, but maybe this is for you.