Larry Moneta on Clubhouse

Bio

Larry Moneta served as Vice President for Student Affairs at Duke University from 2001
to 2019 when he retired to a life of consulting, teaching and grandparenting. At Duke he
led the central planning, policy formation, and coordinating agency for the University
concerning student issues. Dr. Moneta worked in student affairs on a variety of campuses
before joining the Duke community in August 2001, most recently at the University of
Pennsylvania as Associate Vice President for Campus Services from 1997 to 2001 and
Associate Vice Provostor University Life from 1992 to1997. He received his Ed.D. and
B.S. from the University of Massachusetts and his M.Ed. from Springfield College. In
addition to his administrative duties, Dr. Moneta teaches a wide variety of courses,
consults for institutions across the country, and presents regularly at conferences and
workshops. He has been an active member of NASPA, ACPA, and other organizations,
serving NASPA most recently as a member of its National Academy for Leadership and
Executive Effectiveness Board and as a member of the NASPA Foundation Board
(2000). Dr. Moneta’s publications include The Influence of Technology on the
Management of Student Services, Future Issues in Serving Students at Metropolitan
Universities (both New Directions in Student Services monographs, 1998), Future Trends
in Student Affairs for NASPA’s Leadership Exchange and When Expectations and
Realities Collide: Environmental Influences on Student Expectations and Student
Experiences (Larry Moneta and George D. Kuh) in Promoting Reasonable Expectations:
Aligning Student and Institutional Views of the College Experience Thomas E. Miller,
Barbara E. Bender, John H. Schuh, (Jossey bass, 2005). In 2020, Dr. Moneta became the
Board Chair of ShalomLearning, a nonprofit providing curricula, teacher training and an
online platform for supplementary Jewish education. He also became a member of the
Jewish Grandparents Network Advisory Board and the advisory board of Jewish
Changemakers, a leadership development fellowship for Jewish college students and
recent graduates that is a program presented by the Jewish Federations of North America