This guide offers resources to help you document the sources you're citing in your research papers and projects. The following website is an excellent starting point:
Citation Resources (Purdue OWL)
Walk through this tutorial to get a better understanding of what actions are considered plagiarism, and learn practical tips for how to avoid committing plagiarism.
This software program allows you to import citations from our research databases and then easily create in-text citations and bibliographies in your research papers, in the style of your choosing (MLA, APA, Turabian, etc.).
To obtain a copy of EndNote on CD (for either PC or Mac), contact the IT Help Desk located in Geisel Library.
For help with EndNote features, see our User's Guides for EndNote (desktop version) and EndNote Online.
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MLA
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APA Used by: Criminal Justice, Nursing, Psychology Print guide: Publication Manual of the APA Ready Ref BF76.7 .P83 Online guides: APA Style (Cornell) Writer's Handbook (U-Wisconsin) |
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Chicago/Turabian (Access Online!)
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ACS Used by: Chemistry Print guide: ACS Style Guide Ready Ref QD8.5 .A25 Online guides: ACS Quick Guide (UC-Berkeley) ACS Style Guide (Williams) |
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ASA Used by: Sociology Print guide: ASA Style Guide Ready Ref HM569 .A54 2014 Online guides: ASA Format (Cal State Univ - L.A.) Style Guide (William Patterson Univ.) |
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CSE Used by: Biology Print guide: Scientific Style and Format: The CSE Manual Ready Ref T11 .S386 Online guides: CSE Style Examples (Ohio St) CSE Citation Style (U-Wisconsin) |
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Many research databases offer "cite this item" features, which generate citations in the most popular styles (MLA, APA, etc.) for any source that you find. You can then copy-paste these directly into your papers.
WARNING: Be sure to double-check these citations against the rules for proper style, since they are NOT always accurate.