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Helpful Style Manuals

Copies of all style manuals listed below are available in the Pearson Library. Check with the staff at the Information Commons desk if you need assistance in finding these tools.

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Publication manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th ed (2010) - American Psychological Association
Call Number: REFERENCE BF76.7 P83 2010
ISBN: 1433805596
Guide to formatting your paper and references according to APA style.

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MLA handbook for writers of research papers, 7th ed. - Modern Language Association
Call Number: REFERENCE LB2369 G53 2009
ISBN: 1603290249
Manual for formatting papers and citations in the MLA documentation system.

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A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations: Chicago Style for Students and Researchers, 7th ed. - Turabian, Kate L.
Call Number: REFERENCE LB2369 T8 2007
ISBN: 0226823369

 

APA, Chicago, and MLA Style

Avoid plagiarism by citing your sources properly in the form footnotes, endnotes and bibliographies. Please refer to the links below for citation examples and citation generators.

For more specific or advanced help, consult a style guide, your professor, an information specialist in the library, or the Writing Center in the Pearson Library.

 

Citation Style Tip Sheets

Download these handy two-page guides showing the common examples of style formats

 

Citation Style Helpers

Citation style helpers can assist you in formatting references in various styles.

  • EndNote Web
    EndNote Web is a Web-based service designed to help students and researchers through the process of writing a research paper, thesis or dissertation. This tool will help you organize and manage bibliographic citations and articles you find using the Pearson Library's databases and create bibliographic citations using APA, MLA, Chicago or other common style formats.
  • KnightCite Citation Creator
    This free utility from Calvin College will automatically format citations (title, author, etc.) for you according to the APA, MLA or Chicago styles.
  • Landmark Citation Machine
    This free utility courtesy of the Landmark Project will automatically format citations based on information you supply (author, title, etc.) into both MLA and APA styles!
  • SourceAid Citation Builder
    An simple citation builder by SourceAid. Select your writing style to start building your bibliography.
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