Notable People
The following is a list of notable Capella University people. It includes alumni, professors, and others associated with Capella University. This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness.
- Rafael C. Castillo, PhD, First Editor of ViAztlan: a journal of Chicano Arts and Letters
- Dr. Curtis J. Crawford, American computer systems engineer and CEO
- Christopher Erhardt, American video game designer and retired professor
- Dr. Rhadi Ferguson, 2004 United States Judo Olympian, 4-Time National Judo Champion, the only PhD Male and also the only African American PhD Mixed Martial Arts Fighter to fight in a major organization Strikeforce. Dr. Rhadi Ferguson is also a master educator, trainer, teacher and coach.
- Dr. John Gonsiorek, Author, Past APA President Division 44, Capella Professor
- Dr. James Greenstone, Police Psychologist, Hostage and Crisis Negotiator, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Police Crisis Negotiations, Author, Capella Professor Dr. James Greenstone
- Don Nicholas, American publisher and information architect
- Richard Rios, U.S. Republican political activist (non-graduate)
- Dr. Betty Schueler, American author and computer consultant
- Dr. Gerald Schueler, American author and retired Systems Analyst
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