Son of sharecroppers, HBCU grad was the man who fixed NASA’s giant space telescope 

In 2018, Gregory Robinson was asked to take over as director of a long-stalled NASA project that had cost the space program nearly $8 billion with a launch date that had been delayed for a decade. And Robinson, a double HBCU grad, saved it. 

Formerly NASA’s deputy associate administrator of programs — where he had assessed the performance of more than 100 science missions, according to  today!

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