Kapp L. Johnson, J.D.
Senior Adjunct Faculty Member
About
The Rev. Kapp L. Johnson is an ELCA pastor and attorney. He taught for CLU for 13 years with a joint appointment in the School of Management and Department of Religion. He retired to his home in Montana in May 2018. He currently teaches courses in Business Ethics and Law. His scholarly interests include Ethics and Economics, Spiritual Capital, Organizational Development, Leadership and Authenticity, Economics of the Ancient Near East, and the intersection of Faith and Work.
Education
B.S. (Economics), University of Wyoming M.A. (Theological Studies), Claremont School of Theology M.Div., Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary J.D., University of LaVerne College of Law Member, California Bar Association, International Leadership Association, Society of Business Ethics.
Expertise
Ethics and Economics, Hermeneutics, Faith and Ethics in Business, Leadership Ethics, Law and Economics, Legal Environment of Business.