McCune, Mitch
Humanities Teacher
FBRA Girls

Education: B.A. from Indiana University (Outdoor Recreation, Parks, and Human Ecology), M.A. from Ohio University (Parks, Recreation, and Leisure Studies with a concentration in Outdoor Education)

Certifications: Wilderness First Responder, AMGA Single Pitch Instructor, Swift Water Rescue, Mental Health First Aid

More About Mitch: Originally from Bloomington, Indiana, Mitch has also called Oregon, California, and Colorado home before settling here in Asheville.  Mitch has been working within the experiential education field for over a decade; he has worked with three different Outward Bound schools, taught in higher education, and has overseen adventure programs. Most recently, Mitch has been a Course Director and Climbing Specialist with the North Carolina Outward Bound School and an Experiential Coach with Pivot Point WNC.

Mitch is excited to join FBRA! Middle school is a unique and awesome time for students where they are actively on the journey of both world and self-discovery. Mitch is a dedicated and compassionate educator. He believes that the cornerstone of education is building meaningful connections with students and he consistently strives to do this in his day-to-day interactions.

In his personal time, Mitch loves to pursue adventure through rock climbing, whitewater paddling, road and mountain biking, and skiing. In addition, he is passionate about cooking, drinking coffee, and listening to music. As much as he loves working with people, he also loves going home to his dog, Juniper, and two cats, Ginger and Susan.