From Orion to Campus: Victor Glover trades active NASA duties for a Cal Poly advisory role

TL;DR
NASA’s Victor Glover has moved from active astronaut duty to emeritus status and begun a full-time, flexible executive adviser role at Cal Poly starting Sept. 1, aiming to guide leadership in engineering, AI and related fields while staying connected to NASA. The Artemis II mission around the Moon remains a milestone, and Glover anticipates contributing to Artemis program planning (Artemis III in 2027 and Artemis IV in 2028) from a new base on the West Coast as his family relocates.
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