Introduction | Take the Test | What is Plagiarism? | Staying Out of Trouble |Using Online Resources |Citation Styles | Discipline Specific Rules | Useful Links

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Citation Styles

Regardless of your source (e.g., website, journal article, book chapter), a variety of citation styles exists and your professor likely has a preference. For any assignment requiring source references it is useful to check with your professor about his/her preferred format. 

See below for examples of citations written in relatively common styles:

Chicago

MLA


APA

If you’d like more detail or your specific source type isn’t addressed on these pages, the links below take you to sites with much more information about each style. 

Chicago Manual of Style Online

MLA Style

APA Research Style Crib Sheet from College of Wooster

The LITS Writing and Citing Tools Page

 

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