My name is Jason Bostic and I live in southeastern Georgia with my wife, dogs, and hens. I am a retired Army 1SG with over 22 years of active duty from 1998 to 2020. I am currently earning my Master of Social Work degree with the goal of working with Veterans upon graduation. I enjoy hiking, biking, kayaking, reading, and fly fishing. I am trying to learn the guitar and my favorite all-time band is the Grateful Dead. I am looking forward to what this chapter of SALUTE can do, and I am eager to work with and learn from every member along the journey.  

Jamey Cunningham is an accomplished author, veteran, and leader specializing in the fields of health psychology, business & accounting, and personal development. He is the author of Six Steps to Permanent Personal and Professional Financial Independence and has developed the course Crush Anxiety Without Pills, Powders, or Doctors, which has helped more than 3,200 students across 119 countries manage stress and anxiety naturally.

Jamey has recently authored two new books, Ideal Body Blueprint and ADHD and Emotional Mastery: A Health Psychologist's Biopsychosocial Guide to Manage Anxiety, Depression, and Emotional Balance, providing readers with actionable strategies to achieve optimal health and emotional well-being.

A PhD student at Walden University, Jamey has completed all his coursework in Health Psychology and is in the final stages of completing his dissertation, titled Physical and Mental Health Experiences of Obese Men Living in the United States During the COVID-19 Pandemic. His research focuses on the lived experiences of this population during the pandemic.

Jamey has delivered hundreds of seminars in both the United States and Europe, sharing his expertise on health, wellness, and financial independence. Through his holistic weight loss program, Ideal Body Blueprint, Jamey has helped hundreds of people achieve lasting weight loss and improved health by utilizing the BioPsychosocial model.

I am delighted to join the Walden SALUTE Board and look forward to working for this community. I retired from the Army Reserve in 2019 after 30 years of service, 10 reserve and 20 AGR.  I was an enlisted soldier for two years prior to my commission as a Quartermaster Officer. During my Army career, I was a Logistician, Transportation Officer, and Strategist.

Since I retired, I have been volunteering with The Mission Continues Austin Platoon for four years and more recently Patriots’ Hall of Dripping Springs, which provides a community center and resources for veterans in the area.

I have a Bachelor of Arts in Law Enforcement from Mankato State University, Mankato, Minnesota and a Master’s in Strategic Intelligence (Terrorism) from American Military University. I am completing my PhD in Public Policy and Administration (Terrorism, Peace, and Mediation) at Walden University and expect to graduate in July 2025.  I am married and we have one fur baby (cat).  We currently live near Austin, TX.

Please feel free to contact me at Carla.lechette-danberry@waldenu.edu.