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When you use other people's work or
ideas, you must give them credit. Use style guides to help you
navigate this process and learn how to cite Web sites, prepare a bibliography,
construct a footnote, and more!
Here are some of the most widely used
style manuals.
MLA Style
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research
Papers, 7th ed.
Call Number 808.02 M6998 2009
(located in Kent Stacks, Reference & at Reserve Desk)
MLA style guide sites
Online
Writing Lab (OWL), based on 7th ed. - Purdue University
Research and Documentation Online (Hacker), based on 7th ed.
Online
Writing Lab (OWL), based on 7th ed. - Southeast MO State Univ.
MLA - step by step
Citing a web resource, from Kent Library
Citing an article, from Kent Library
APA Style
Publication Manual of the American
Psychological Association, 6th ed.
Call Number
808.06615 P96 2010
(located in Reference & at Reserve Desk)
APA style guide sites
Online
Writing Lab (OWL), based on 6th ed. - Purdue University
Research and Documentation Online
(Hacker), based on 6th ed.
APA
Style Help, based on 6th ed. - from the American Psychological Association
APA - step by step
Citing a web resource, from Kent Library
Citing an article, from Kent Library
Chicago Style
Chicago Manual
of Style
Call Number
808.0270973 C432 2003
(located in Reference
& at Reserve Desk)
Chicago style
guide site
Online Writing Lab (OWL), based on 16th ed. - from Purdue University
AMA Style
American Medical Association Manual
of Style
Call Number
808.06661 Am11 2007
(located in Reference & Kent Library
Stacks)
AMA style source
University of Washington - Health Sciences Libraries
CSE Style
Scientific Style and Format: the CSE manual for
authors, editors, and publishers
Call Number 808.066 Sci279 2006
(located in Reference)
Online CSE Style
source
Documenting Sources (CSE Style: Biology and other Sciences)
Other Style
Guides
The Columbia Guide to Online Style
Call Number
808.027
W152c2
(located at Reserve Desk)
A Manual for Writers (Turabian)
Call Number
808.02
T84m7
(located in Reference & at Reserve Desk)
The Complete Guide to Citing Government
Information Resources
Call Number
808.02
G186c3 2003
(located in Reference) Online government information
citing sources
Citing Government Information Sources - from University of Nevada
Online &
Print Sources
Various disciplines,
such as Biology, Sociology & Mathematics have their own methods
for citing information. Use the following Purdue University OWL
Lab site to use and learn about the variety of discipline specific style
guides.
Resources
for Documenting Sources in the Disciplines
Citation ToolBox
Writing Assistance
Visit the campus Writing Lab located
in Kent Library.
Also visit the Online Writing Lab at Southeast.
Microsoft Office &
Scanning
Visit one of the many campus computer
labs.
Click
here for lab locations, schedules, and available equipment and services.
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