Citation Help
Making citations for your work can be frustrating, especially if you don't have every piece of information you need. Here are a few web sites that can help you format citations with a lot less stress.
Resources from Our Library
These are just a few of the books available to help you write with integrity. For others, ask a librarian--we'd love to help!
Plagiarism
Cutting corners and careless mistakes can have serious consequences on your grades. Learn how to use other people's work responsibly.
Modern Language Association (MLA) format
Commonly used system of citation for papers in the liberal arts and humanities departments.
- MLA StyleThe official page for MLA.
- Writing a Bibliography: MLA FormatStep-by-step instructions from Science Buddies, a highly decorated (but ad-free) web site geared toward project ideas for teachers and students of all ages.
American Psychological Association (APA) format
Commonly used system of citation for papers written in the sciences departments.
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Creating Annotations
Annotated bibliographies are lists of the books, articles, and other media used to write your paper. Each citation is followed by a brief summary of every individual source of information.
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