
Mugs · Teaching Fellow
Yellow Dot Teaching Fellow mug
$20
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Details
11 oz white ceramic mug · Printed on both sides · Dishwasher and microwave safe.
About this teaching fellow gift
A teaching fellow is usually a graduate student who runs discussion sections, grades papers and holds office hours while working toward their own degree. They're often the person students actually email at midnight, and they spend a lot of their week on campus with very little sleep. A gift that acknowledges that dual role, student and instructor at once, tends to land well. Put their name on a tee or hoodie they can wear to the lab, the library or the department coffee run. Add the department, the course number or the year of their fellowship if you know it, so the design reflects their real work. A mug for the desk makes sense too, since most fellows run on coffee and stacks of essays. If the gift is for a cohort or a whole department, the Team Shop lets you print one design with every fellow's name on their own shirt.
All teaching fellow gifts →- A hoodie for the officeTeaching fellow on a hoodie is good for chilly seminar rooms and late-night grading sessions.
- A name mug for the grading pileAn 11oz mug with their name keeps their coffee separate from the shared pot in the department office.
- Matching shirts for a cohortPick one design in the Team Shop and paste the names of the fellows in the cohort. Everyone gets their own size.
- A tee with their subjectChange the second line to their discipline or course number for a shirt that reflects what they teach.




