More than a third of Wartburg’s faculty have participated in cultural immersions. They include:

• Jane E. Andrews, Music—Director of Castle Singers and St. Elizabeth Chorale, Austria, England, Germany, Italy, Scotland, Switzerland, Guyana
  
• Ann R. Arns, Physical Education—Australia, Mexico, urban field experience in New York City
• Brian Birgen, Mathematics —Canada, Mexico, St. Lucia, Caribbean
• Mariah Birgen, Mathematics—St. Lucia, Caribbean
• Thomas K. Boerigter, Spanish—Mexico, Spain, Bahrain, Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Peru, Saudi Arabia
• Bonita Bock, Co-Director of Wartburg West—urban experience in Denver, Colo.
• Nelson Bock, Co-Director of Wartburg West—urban experience in Denver, Colo.
• Roberta L. Bodensteiner, Education—urban field experience in New York City
• Joyce Boss, English—Canada, England, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Mexico
• Walter C. Bouzard Jr., Religion—Middle East, Guyana, Austria, England, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Panama, Scotland, the former Yugoslavia
  
• Josef Breutzmann, Computer Science and Mathematics—Germany, Scotland, Spain
• Cheryl W. O'Brien, Education—urban field experience in New York City
• Gloria Campbell, Business Administration and Economics—Belgium, England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy
• Anne M. Drolet, English—Argentina
• Denis Drolet, Chemistry—Denmark, Great Britain, Sweden
• William Earl, Communication Arts—Brazil
• Vicki Edelnant, Pathways Center Director—China, England, Ghana, Ireland
• Barbara Fedeler, Assistant Professor of Art—Italy
  
• Charles Figura, Physics—Canada
• Kimberly L. Folkers, Marketing, Co-Director GMCS—France, England, Austria, Dominican Republic, Germany, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Switzerland, Tanzania
• Scott Fullwiler, Economics—Canada, Denmark, Germany
• Judith Griffith, English—Belgium, France, Canada, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Norway, Poland, Russia, Scotland, Sweden, Switzerland
• Kathryn Kleinhans, Religion—Germany, Tanzania, Turkey
• Chris Knudson, Marketing and Communication — England, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic, Italy, Luxembourg, Canada
• Terrence Lindell, Professor of History—Canada, Germany, Mexico
• Yvonne E. Losch, Assistant Professor of German—Germany
• Sonja Lynch, Assistant Professor of English—Europe
• J. Keith McClung, Associate Professor of Biology—Canada, Italy
• David McCullough, Associate Professor of Biology—Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Monte Carlo, the Netherlands, Spain
• Mark Biermann, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty—Born in Canada, Northern Europe, Germany
• Linda Moeller, Director of Advancement Communication—Mexico, Germany, Austria, Italy, Czech Republic
• Thomas Payne, Art—England, Scotland
• A. Lynn Peters, Social Work—China
• Josh Peterson, Marketing and Communicationr, Italy
• Peggy Pruisner, Education—France
• Todd Reiher, Psychology—Germany, Mexico
• Ted Reuter, Music—Belarus, Europe
• Jenna Rinehart, International Student Programs— China
• Susan Sherwood, Education—France
• Maria Paula Survilla, Assistant Professor of Music—Belarus
• Suzanne K. Torkelson, Associate Professor of Music—Australia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, England, Fiji, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Romania
• Susan K. Vallem, Associate Professor of Social Work—Mexico, Russia, other parts of Europe
• Roy M. Ventullo, Professor of Biology—Guyana, Trinidad, Tobago, Turkey
• Eric Wachmann, Associate Professor of Music—Belarus, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Holland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Spain, Switzerland
• Edith J. Waldstein, Vice President for Enrollment Management—Mexico, Germany, other parts of Europe, fluent in German
• Fredric A. Waldstein, Professor of Political Science—Europe, Mexico and Southeast Asia
• Jennifer Walker, Lecturer in Physical Education—Australia, Canada, Denmark, Norway
• Daniel J. Walther, Associate Professor of History—Germany, western Europe
• William N. Withers, Assistant Professor of Communication Arts—Germany, Canada