Grace Hopper has two Resident Fellows: Alfred Guy (Poorvu Center) and Sheraz Oki (Asian American Cultural Center).
The Resident Fellows contribute to life at Grace Hopper by advising students; serving as additional resources for undergraduates, and generally being all-around wonderful participants in all things Hopper!
Sheraz Oki is the Manager of Employee Resource Group Development and Community Engagement in the Office of Employee Engagement & Workplace Culture at Yale. He was born in Pakistan and grew up in Long Island, NY. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Mathematics at Ithaca College and his master’s at the University of Florida. Sheraz is a first-generation college student, trailblazing a career in student affairs and higher education.
Sheraz lives with his wife, Kristi Oki and they have a cat named Hercules! They love to travel, play board games, and spend time with friends and family. Feel free to say hi and connect when you see them at Hopper.
Alfred Guy directs the Writing Center and most Yale College tutoring programs at the Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning, and is also Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at Yale College. He was born in the Bronx and grew up on Long Island, NY, where he went to high school with his wife, Stacey. Alfie and Stacey live in Hopper with their daughter Lucy, who is starting fourth grade in fall 2026. They also have two older daughters, Abbey & Molly, who love visiting Yale’s campus and especially the Hopper dining hall. Lucy would love to have more big-kid friends and will always talk to you about Ollie (her dog), romance, or Bob’s Burgers.
