<p>I'm going to include a thank you card, but I was wondering what would be an appropriate gift in terms of price and substance? I want a small gift that can be placed in the office, so I will be remembered. I was thinking of getting something with my university's logo on it. Do you think that is a good idea?</p>
<p>A card with what you learned and how he helped you out is better than any gift you can buy him.</p>
<p>Was the internship paid? Because if it was not, it would be quite funny getting a gift for your manager thanking them for allowing you to work for free. Don’t you think?</p>
<p>I got my advisors truffles and cards. Expensive, but man, did they love those…</p>
<p>A card will suffice though. And I disagree with Homer28. Just because the internship wasn’t paid, it still takes time and effort to mentor someone. I don’t know what type of internship you did, but this is especially true for science research- even if you aren’t paid you’re still taking their time and their resources.</p>
<p>The internship was paid. I didn’t work directly face-to-face with my manager that much, but I worked with the people who work for him, which I also plan on getting cards. I was wondering if getting a gift with my school’s emblem would be good or just a card.</p>