Citing Your Sources
Once you put your research on paper, you must provide information in
your reference list or bibliography that leads the reader of your paper
to the sources you have used. Here are selected Web resources, tip
sheets to some major citation styles, and print sources that will help
you.
Web Sites
- Citation
Guides for Doing Papers & Bibliographies
- Cite-Writer
menued help for formatting your bibliography (MLA, APA, Chicago)
- Citing
References from LexisNexis™ Academic Universe
- Columbia
Guide to Online Style MLA, Chicago, APA, CBE
- How to Cite
Information from the Internet and the World Wide Web official
from APA
- How
to Cite InfoTrac and GaleNet Sources
- International
Federation of Libraries. Citation Guides for Electronic Documents
links to online citation/style guides
- List
of Style Manuals covering multiple disciplines
- MLA
Style official from MLA
- Online!
Citation Styles MLA, APA, Chicago, CBE
- Research
and Documentation Online finding and documenting sources, multi-disciplinary
- Sources: Their
Use and Acknowledgement APA, MLA
Printed Materials
- The Chicago Manual of Style. Z 253 .U69 1993
Watson Reference Desk
- MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers.[tip
sheet]
- LB 2369.G53 Watson Reference Desk
- The MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing
- PN 147 .G444 Watson Reference Desk
- A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations,
by Kate L. Turabian. LB 2369 .T8 Watson
Reference Desk
- Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association
(APA).
[tip sheet]
- BF 76.7 .P82 Watson Reference Desk
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